The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-11
States, shall constitute one section, to be
known ms the NORTH.

The States of Ohio, lndiana, Illinois
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and Kansas, and all new States annexed
or admitted into the Union, or erected
within the jurisdiction of any Of said
States, or by the junction of two or more
Of the same or Of parts thereof, or out Of
territory now held or hereafter acquired
North Of latitude SO degrees 80 minutes
and east of the crest Of the Rocky Noun.
tains, shall constitute another section, to
be known as the WEST.
The State of Oregon and California,
and all new States annexed and admitted
into the Union, or formed or cree 70 with
in the jurisdiction Of any of said States,
or by the junction Of two or more of the
same or parts thereof, or out of territory
now held or acquired west of the crest
Of the Rocky Mountains and Of the Rio
Grande, shall constitute another section,
to be known as the PACIFIC.
Tho States OF Delaware, MARYLAND,
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carroll IA,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee.
Kentucky, and Missouri, and all new
States annexed and admitted into the U
nion, or formed or erected within the
jurisdiction of any Of said States, or BY
the junction Of two or more Of the same
or of parts thereof, or out of territory &C
quired east of the Rio Grapde, and south
Of lat.tlde 36l Som, shall constitute an
other section, to be known as the SouTH
SEC. Q. On demand of one third ,ol
the Senators of any one of the sections on
any bill, order, resolution, or vote, to
which the concurrence Of the House OF
Representatives may be necessary, ex
cept on a question Of adjouynment, a vote
shall be had by SECTIONS. and a majority
of the Senators from,etch section voting
shall be necessary TO the passage Of such
bill, order, or resolution, and to the va
lidlty OF every such vote.
SEC. 3. Two of the electors for pres
ident and Vice President shall be appoin-
ted by each State in such manner as the
Legislature thereof may direct, for the
State at large. The other eli ct1rs to
which each State may be entitled, shal,
be chosen in the respective congressional
districts into which the State may at the
regular decennis period have been diyi
ded, by the electors of each district hay
ing the qualifications requisite for elec
tors Of the most numerous branch Of the
State Legislature. A majority of all the
electors OF each of the four sections III
this article established, shall be neces
sary to the choice Of the President
and Vice President; and the concurrence
of a majority of the States of each sec,
ton shall be necessary to the choice Of
President by the House Of Representa-
tives, and Of the senator's from each sec
ton TO the choice Of Vice President by the
Senate, wherever the right Of choice shall
devolve upon them respectively.
SEC. 4. The President and Vice Pres
shall hold their Offices each during the
term of six years and neither shall be
eligible to more than one term except by
the votes of two thirds Of all the electors
of each section, or the States of each sec
ton, wherever the right of choice of
President shall devolve upon the House OF
Representatives, or of the senators from
each section, wherever the right Of choice
of Vice President shall devolve upon the
Senate. .... ..a. .,.-.i.f
SEC. The Congress shall by law
DIONluc IOS tilC CdSC VI % J viz
House Of Representatives 10 choose a.
President, and Of the Senate to choose a.
Vice President, wherever the right OF
choice shall devolye upon them respoc-
lively, declaring what officer shall then
act as Presidents and such officer shall
act accordingly until President shall b
elected. The Congress shall also provide
by law for special election for Presi
dent and Vice President in such case, to
be held and completed within six months
from the expiration of the term of Of
fee of the last preceding President, and
to be conducted in all respects as provi-
ded for in the Constitution for regular
elections of the same officers, except that