The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19

/. has been repealed it can not 10 revived ia
: any other manner than that stated in the
n provision referred TO- and so an existing law
= remains unchanged by amendment, unless
, the amendatory act contains the entire sec.
tons amended. This clause, then, can not
S be regarded like the preceding ones of the
9 section, as merely directory to .hs Legisla.
ture in its mode Of procedure, for the rsa.
son that this relates to existing laws, and
Ii nits the power Of the Legislature to
change them unless in particular manner ;
, so that the two cases decided by the Su.
, preme Court, before referred to, have no
application and do not touch the yues.ion.
Section, 26, of the I'd Article of the Con-
stituton, provides, "That all laws Of gen.
, eral nature shall have a uniform operation
throughout the State"
The framers Of the Constitution meant
something when they inserted this provision
in the organic law. Glass legislation had,
under the Constitution of 1902, become An
acknowledged evil, aud il was to prevent the
continuance of such evil, felt and admitted
by all, that this provision was inserted.
By the use of the word "uuforn opera.
ton" il was evidently intended that all
general laws should affect persons and pro
perty alike throughout the State. How is
it with the act of April 1877 That it selects
from among the electors OF the State class
o, persons corners upon 'hem privileges not
a'''"eu ~ 'ne o'ner c'''zens au'Aor'les them
70 exercise 'ne e'ecll'e irahch'se al places
where they 40 not reslds' sbsolves them
from the qualifications stated In the Con-
slltutl9n' and makes occupation test ey
when TO determine VINO shall exercise the
lranch'Se OF ar elector 10 make the law
unno'n ,;' S'lUa' %, j. a' 'eAS'' anee. al au'ea
wee ""Ae. ne Ii'e' '"In.. "," 70 L 'Is
SUI. n,r'..' y, VI: nv a"' ao''n..e' w: ."e
r;, 'e'so,'s "Aev.eu ,9 " u. as wan. '. VI r uu'
...... 'o,ny ~ .1"ue'' !. .ep"s"""s w 'n' >Ou
''tI,o' Tho p'o,''oH '"';. 'e.'''su ,.; ~.
.,..! ,1''"s 4"e'''O" 'e'' III .o"-
Iao;"o" Iao",'. 20 '''o '''.u.'o""' fo".' y. vac
,a.;', "a.o,;o " 7. :. ] "n ..a...h'. ," 'e,'
w. | aIs,a,".n I"n ,,,,sh 'a' m " II" l'' ;u"'
,d s ~ ~ snoh nowo. ~ and !, u y o'.,u. @ [ s..,
that .Ithoupb ,ha low :. rsnarall, undar'
stood bv the people a. conle,rino tn. ricbt
TO eyersice the elective franchise unon fse
soldier wherever he NAV be. the act itself
does not contain sinole eynression in rela.
ton to an election to be held out Of tho
State T, does NOT bv anv exrress womb,
authorize soldiers to omen polI hooks and
hold elections beyond the limits of4be State.
There is nothing in tho act to induce snv
one who il in the lesst dsgree familiar with
the ,nles defnino tba avian, Of Iao;.lativ.
mower that il authorizes elecrion, to hs h.Id
out Of tho State
- ..,.,...,.,,. a
,ct. Of lsgislat;on use ,lanruara "a limit
their onrralion. Inf ,jsa ranar.I lanon.,y.
md the limitation u ;,n,i;sJ ..d ;ns,,rsd
frorn III. avian, of lansl.t;,o noua, i.
has n.yer heratofnrs bssn s,nn, sol n At IL.
I,a.;aI,,rr. of OI;;o o.,,Il r. 49, ~;.L.
nnan no,s, =. " - or,,o;oo % ,la % a,aa,i"s 49, 49,
ah;,n ~, | ~ A. w. So - ~ " ,L;. - GO a.. a.
o"n oni | .n,o'aS % u" "u.,s,,s,;an " - ~ - go NV
49,. ,:u $50" .. ...
ttn .fnuaal .D" .n"s "'', '''.'s, "say ea.'
~ ' " '''' 70 '"o p1'''' VI e'0.'oN''
Inc ahopuon OF the laws OF one Stale
"'th'n the 'iin'ts OF another, oV comfy,
ana tue instances OF taxing testimony in one
state TO be used IN another, 40 not touch
the question and have no application. IT
the 'lne shs'l arrive when the right to eS'
ereise the elective franchise, which wlelds