The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-09-26
General Election Notice.

| UCIlcl al ElcCllOIl NOllCc.
lNOTECE 10 hereby given that at the
LIN General Election to be held in the several towns
vrdsnd election precincts in the State of
on the Tuesday succeeding the first monday being
the nth day OF November next the following officers
are to be elected, to-wit: -
Governor in the place eff Lacus Pairclliid whose
term OF office will expire the first Monday in Janu
| airy of 1868
| A Lieutenant Governor in place of Wyman Spooner
whose term of afice will expire the first Monday
I in January, 1858.
1 4 Secretary of State in place of Thomas S. Allen
whose term of Office will expire the first Monday
| in January. 1868. 49, - =
State Treasurer in place of VIM E. Smith whose
term OF ofce will exprs on the first Monday in JAM
| uary. S6S.
An Attorney General in place of Charles R. GILL;
whose term OF office will expire the first Monday
State Superintendent in place of John G. Nc
Mynn, whose term of office VIII expire the first
Mor. day in January. 1865.
Bank Comptroller in place of Jeri,niah NJ Rusk
whose term of Office will expire the first Monday
! in January, 1873.
State Prison Commissioner in place of Henry
Cordieur. whose term of office will expire the FIRST
! Monday in January, 1865. Il
State Senator in the Second Senate District COM
prlslne the counties of Brown kewaunee and Doorn
place OF NJ j. Mead, whose term of office will expire
State Senator in the Fourth Senate District COM
prising the county of Washington, in the place of
r. o. Ihorp, whose term of Office will expire on the
/ hrst Monday in January, 1858.
State Senator in the Sixth Senate District COM
prising the third fourth fifth and eighth wards in the
! city OF milwaukee,, and the towns of Lake Oak
| Greek, Franklin and Greenfield in the County of
| Milwaukee,, in place of Charles H. Larkih whose
term of office will expire the first Monday Jam
us:ry, 1868.
State Senator in the Eight Senate Districtscom-
! prising the county of Kenosba, in place of C. c.
Sholes whose term of Office will expire on the first
| Monday in January 1865.
State Senator in the Tenth Senate District COM
prising the county OF Waukesha, in place of Orson
Reed, whose term of office will expire on the first
| Monday in January 1865.
State Senator in the Twelfth Senate District COM
prsins the county OF Walworth. in place OF n. NJ
Lttlejohn. who's, term or Office Will expire
| first Monday in January, 1865.
State Senator in the Fourteenth Senate District
comprising the county of Sank, in the place of A. W.
Stark whose term of office will expire the first
Monday in January, 1868. ~ 81 ge.
A State Senator in the Sixteenth Senate District
comprising the county of Grant, in place of j. II.
Ronntree whose term OF office will expire the first
/, Monday In January 1868. ttr 3l
State Senator in the Eighteenth Senate District
comprising the towns of Fcx LAX, Chester estford
Beaver Darn Burnett, calamus.. Oak Grove, Elba
Lowell Portland Shields Trenton. the city of Beaver
Dam and the soutl ward of the Village OF Waupun
in the county OF Dodge in the place OF stoddard Judd
| in January, Is s.
\ State Senator in the Twentieth Senate District
comprising the county Of Fond du Lac in place of
George " " heeler. whose of office will expire
| on the first Monday in January, 1s6,.
4 State Senator in the Twenty-Second Senate Dis
trict comprising the counties of Outa enc, Calumet
Oconto and Slawino, in place Of A. L. Smith, whose
term Of office will expire the first Monday in Jan
A State Senator in the Twenty Fourth Senate Dis
trict, comprising the county of Green place of H..
Adams, whose term of office will expire the first
! Monday in January 1865 .-t.--. D. @.
State Senator in the Twenty Sixth Senate District
comprising the towns of Dane. Roxbury. Mazon,ane,
/ Black Earth Berry, Springfield, Middleton. Cross
Plains Vermont, Blue Mounds, S;,-iI.5 Dale. Verona
Ftchburg, Oregon. Montrose, Primrose. Perry, Madi-
son and the city of Ma ison, in the County of Dane,
in the place OF James y. Prouttt, whose term OF Of
flee VAL expire the first Monday in JariuaIy 1868.
| A State senator i'll the Twenty Eighth Senate Dis
trict. comprising the counties OF Dongas Bayfield,
/ Ashland ali;sH (irO pierc
in place of NJ A. Fulton whose term of Office Will
! pre on the first Monday i'll January. 1868 ~
! State Senator in the Thrtieth Senate District,
comprising the counties of Richland and Crawford,
| i'll place of Benjamin Bull whose term of office will
| expire on the first Monday in January. 1868.
| State Senator in the Thirtysacond Senate Dis
trict, comprising the counties of Dunn, Chippewa, Pc
pin, Eau Claire, Buff do, Jackson Clark and Trempe-
leau IN place OF D. u Thorp, whose term OF office will
| expire on the first Monday in January lS6S.
Member OF Assembl in each Assem- y District
i'll the State, and such county officers by law
required to be elected at such election.
That a vote is 10 be taken upon proposed amend
ions of chapter twenty-five of the General Laws of
1861, approved March 1861, which Provides Us fol-
/ lows:
| AN ACT to submit to the people amendment to
section H. article l. of the constitution Of the state
OF " Wisconsin.
WHEREAS, The legislature of 1885, by joint resou-
ton, proposed and adopted amendment to the
stituton OF this state, being in the following words
Resoiced 6y the Senate, He ISSeadiy coacrri,g That
section u of article of the tuton Of the
1 Of Wisconsin be amended, to read follows:
| section 81 Each member OF tue Legislature shall
for his services three hun red and ty d HAIRS
/ per annuni, and ten for every miio he shall
travel in so3ng to and returning from the place of the
meet ngs 81 the legislature the usual route
In OF extra session OF the legislature, add
tional conn enS.,,ioG shall be allowed 10 any member
Thereof either directly Or indirectly, approved April
| Sth, lS65.
! AND WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amendment
to the constitution of the state dniy ratified and
agreed to by the legislature of 1866, and approved
| March 2Sti 1856, therefore,
Tin l,eots cf St,,ie Of Wisconsin represented IL,
Senate a}.a assembly do enact as foi'o,cS:
Section |. Tie f,-egoins proposed amendment to
the constitution of this state shall be submitted
the people at gsne-al election to be held on Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday in November, 1861, and
if the people shall approve and rat;fy said amendment
by majority Of Che electors voting thereon, said
amendment shall become part of the constitution OF
this state.
Section ?. The form of ballot to he used in voting
to approve and ratfy sad amendment; shall lie for
amendment to the constitution, and to disapprove
SAID amendment and against the same, for amend
ment to the constitution, no. which shall be on the
general ballot used at sad election and deposited
the box, and all persons qualified by law
at any election in this state shall be deemed voters
Section g. The votes cast approving and ratifying
or disapproying SAID amendment, shall be counted
and returned by the inspectors of the election in all
respects votes for state officers counted and
turned; and the officers designated by law to
canvass the returns OF votes for state officers. shall
canvass the returns this question, the
time and place and unter the same regulations and
restrictions now provided by law for canvassing and
declaring the returns OF elections for state officers
That vote is to be taken upon amendment to
the general banking law pursuance the proyis-
ions of joint resolutions number twelve approved
April 9 1861, which provides as follows:
Preamble and resolutions relation submitting
amendment of the general banking law of this
State TO a vote of the people
WHEREAS, An act entitled san act to amend the
general banking law OF this State. approved April
Il, 1866, and published chapter l43 general laws
of lS66.contans no provision for submitting the
to a vote OF the people; therefore,,
Rssaced by tie staiJtc und assembly of the State of
Wisconsin, That il shall he and hereby is made the
duty OF the secretary of state submit said act the
voters OF this State at the general election to be held
in November 1851 for their approval or rejection.
Resoa That the votes for the approval of said act
shall lie "for amendment to the banking law, and
the vote against the approval shall be against the
amendment to the banking law and the votes thus
given shall he counted and returned by the inspectors
of elections and be canvased by the State Board Of
Csnyassers III the same manner votes for State
officers are counted, returned and canvassed.
Which said act IN said preamble referred to, is
follows: li f
AN ACT to amend the General Banking Law of this
State. 1858 - $685. ti'H- aE 4tlit-
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Any bank banking association organ
lied under the general banking law of this de-
srous of reemng and winding up its circulation with
out disseminating the business of banking. is hereby
authorized redeem aud wind I'D its circulation in
the manner. iii all respects as is provided in
said law for banking associations DESTROYS of discon-
tnrting the business Of iailk:rie; but such recnpton
deposit and publication OF notice shall in wise
lease such bank from the payment of taxes to the
state or in amy manner affect the chartered rights OF
such bank or banking ASSOCIATION. e --' VI it
sec ?. 1t shall be lawful for any bank of banking
association organized and doing business under the
general banking law OF this state to demanded and
receive for loans and discounts such rate of interest
shall be allowed by law tobe taken and received by
individual Citizens and by corporations other than
banking assoc atoms in this state. @ t if'Iff
Approved April y, 1866.
Sad election he conducted, the votes canyassed
and returns made pursuant TO law. T k-LtA
Given rsier my hand and the great seal of the State
of Wisconsin, at the capital ia Madison, this 2Eth
day of August, A. d. 1867. -rt
rios. S. ALLEN Secretary Of State.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, h f.-.'
MANIToToo COUNTY.
r4e SHERIFFs OFFICE, Il
Manitowoc September 4, 1867.
, In compliance with the foregoing. and with the