Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

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! AMENpMKSrs TO THE eoSsrTTuTIoS,
Art. /. Ceagress shall make 10 Law
respactiag an essahiis hEnent OF religion,
or prohihiting the free exercise thereof !;
oF ebridging the frsedosn Of apeeehs or
Of the ppess or the righs OF the heotle
| peaeaably to assemble, asd TO petitfon
The deEsrnmens fora redress Of gEievan-
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| Art. 2. 4 well regulated militia has
ing nsesssary TO the aeeurisy of ffee
State, the righs OF the people 10 keep and
bear arms shall not BIS infringed. ca
Art. 8. No soldier shall 10 any ame
Of peace be qGAxtssed in any house with
ent the e0lsse eat of the owsaT; nor 10
time of var, bat IL q manner TO be pro
scribei by Jaw. ....-. s..... .-...l
Art. 4. The right of the people TO be
seeuFe In their persons, houses, papers
and Effects against unreasonable search
ss and ssiznEea, &hall not bs violated !;
and no warrants shall issue but upon
probable cause, supported by oath or
afirmasisn, and partiealsrly describing
the place TO be searched, and the persons
or things to be seized. .s ,r .-
Art 5. No person shall be held 10
answer for capital or otherwise infa-
nous crime, unless on preseusimens or
indisemank Of q grand jarys exceps in ga
ses arising in The land or uaRsl forces
os in the naaliEia ~hm in aetaab service
Ia tinU Of war, Or pubiic danger nor
shall aBy pessoh be subject for the same
effanea, TO be put swiea in jeopardy of
life or limb nor be, compelled, 10 any
criminal case, 70 bp witness against him
salf nor be deprived OF life, liberty or
property, without due process of isE /;
noE shall private property be taken for
public use without Just compensation.
Art. s. In all criminal prosecution,
the acsused shall ENJOY the right TO a
speedy sad public trial, by an Impartial
Jury OF the State and district wherein the
crime shall have been committed, which
district shall hare been previously ascer-
tanned by Iaw, and to be informed Of the
nature and cause OF the accusation !; to
be sonfEonksd With Witnesses against bin;
to have compulsory process for obtaining
witnesses In his favor +; and to have tbs
assistahcs Ok counsel for his defence.
AEE.T. To suits at common law, where
the Yalaa Ia cantroyersy shall exceed
twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury
shall be preserved and no fact tried by
jury shall be re-exsminsd IN any court
ct the United States than according to
the rules Of the common law. -
Art. 8. Excessive bail shall not ba
required, nor excessive zines supposed,
nor cruel and unusal punishments Inaici-
ed.
Art Q. The enumeration 10 the Con-
stitution Of certain rights shall not be
construed 60 deny or disparage others re-
tanned By tha people.
Art. 10, The powers not delegated 10
the United States BY the Constitution nor
prohibited by it to she StassA are sessEv.
ed TO the States respectively, " to the
people. -.s .. .0...-. -...-... .
Art. IL. The Judicial power of the
United States shail not be Construed TO
extend 70 any suit in Law, OF equity een-
menced or prosecuted agaiast one Of the
United States BIZ citizens Of another Ssats,
or by citizens or subjects of another State,
oE oy citixens or subjects Of any foreign
State. .a ss s
Art. l2. Sec. /. The electors shall
meet ia saair respective States, and vote
by ballot for President and Vice Presi.
dent, one OF whom, as least, shall not be
an inhahitans OF the same State With
themselves they shall name in their bal
lots the parsoa voted for as President,
and in distinct ballots the paresa voted
for as Vice President and they shall
make oat'dfstinet Ests OF all persons vo-
ted for as President, and Of all persons
voted foE - Vice Preaiaeas, and Of the
sasabar Of votes for eaeA, whieh list they
shall sign and certify, aud transmit seat
ed to tia seat Of Government Of the Uni
ted States, directed 10 the President of
the Senate the President Of the senate |
shali, in the presence Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives, upen all the
certificates, and tha votes shall then be
eouatsd; che person having sbs greatest
number OF votes for President shall be
the President ii sueh numbas be ma
jority of the whols member of elecsers
appoiated /; and IL no psrson hase sach
. HaajoriEys than lron ths persous hav-
ing tia highest numbers, mot exceeding
three, on tie liss of those voted FOR a.
President, shs House oil Representative
sAaH choose immadiasely BY ballot the
Presidsns. But Ia choosing the Presi-
dent, the votes shall then ba taken by
States. the representation from each
Stale having one vote q quorum for this
parpose shall consist of b saeanber or
members froa two-shirds of she ssassa,
and q majority OF ak the States shall be
necessary 70 choice. And If she Holse
OF Representatives shall NOS choose q
prsssdenf whenever ths right OF choice
de#olv@ moon them, befors the fourth
day af March nsxs followiag, then the
Vice President shall aet ~ President. as
Ia tha ease OF the death az other aonssi-
tnksouAl S3fsahiifrv uf the prass3essf