The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-26
General Election Motto.
NOTICE IS HEREBY .G1Y.

A Bank comptroller In place oil Jeremiah NJ huHh
whose term OF office VIII expire on the first Monday
III January, 1SOS.
A State Prision Commissioner in the place of
Henry Cordier, whose term OF office will expire on
the first Monday in January, 1850
state Senator in the Second Senate District;
comprising the counties OF Brown, Kewaunee and
Door, in place OF Nj. D. Mead, whose term OF office
will expire on the first Monday in January, 1868.
A State Senator in the Fourth Senate District
comprising the County OF Washington, in the place
OF f. o. Tnorp, whose term of office will expire on
the first MONDAY in January, 1868
A state Senator in the sixth Senate District,
prising the third fourth fifth and eighth wards in
the city ofMwaukee, and the towns of Lake, Oak
Creek Franklin and Greenfield in the county OF
milwaukee,, in place of Charles Ii. Larkin whose
term of office Will expire ON the first Monday Of
January, loOS.
a State Senator in the Eighth Senate District
comprising the county oil kenosha in the place OF
C. c. sholes, whose term of Office will expire on the
first Monday in January, 1853
State senator in the Tenth Senate District, com
prls1ng the county of Naukesha, in place OF Orson
Reed, whose term OF Office will expire on the FIRST
Monday in January, 1865.
A State Senator in the twelfth Senate District,
comprising the county OF WaIworth, in the place OF
n. NJ. Litejohn, whose term o. Office viii expire Oil
the first Mondy in January, 1868. t
state Senator in the Fourteenth Senate Dlstllct
comprising the county OF Sank, IN place OF A. w.
Stark, whose term oil Office VIII expire on the hrst
Monday in January, 1868.
a State Senator in the Sixteenth Senate District
comprising the county OF Grant in place OF D. H.
kountree, whose term 0 office Will expire on The
first Monday in January, 1865. -
A STATE senator IN inc ElsAteentn senate lis
trict, comprising the towns OF Fox Lake, Chester,
Westford, Beaver Dam, Bnrntt, Calamus, Oak Grove
1lba Lowell, Portland shields, Trenton, the clVy
o Beaver Da and the south ward OF the Vlllage OF
Waupan in the county OF Dodge, in place OF stod-
dard udd, Whose term OF office will expire on the
mist Monday Of January, 1885.
State Senator in the Twentieth Senate District,
comprising the county Of fon du Lac, i'll place oil
George f. Wheeler, whose term OF Office llleXpre
the first Monday i'll January, looS.
State Senator i'll the IWenty-second Senate
District, comprising the countlos OF Outagamie
Calumet, Oconto and ohawano, in place OF A. L.
smith, whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday in January, 1865.
State Senator i'll the rwenty-fourth Senate Dis
trct comprising the county OF Green, in the place
OF H. Adams, whose of Office will expire on the
first Monday in January, 1S6S.
"A state Senator in the Twenty-sxth Senate Dis
tnct, comprising the towns OF Dane, Roxbury, Ma
zomanie, Black Earth, Berry Springfield Middleton
Cross Plains, Vermont, Blue Mounds, Spring Dale
Verona, FItchburg, Oregon, Montrose, Primrose
Perry, Madison, and the city of Madison in the
county OF Dane, in place OF James K. Proudfit,
whose term OF Office will expire on the first Monday
III january, 1865.
A State senator in the Twenty-eight Senate Dis
UlcC comprising the counties OF Douglas Bayfield,,
Ashland, Polk, Dallas, Burnett, ST. Croix, and
dterce, ia place OF M a. Fulton, whose term OF
1868 >
A State Senator in the Thirtieth Senate District,
comprising the counties Of Richland and CraWfo.d
In place OF Benjamin Bull whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday in January 1868
STATE senator in the Thirty second senate Dis
H., a.
Pepln, Eau Claire, Buffalo, Jackson Clark, and
IfempeaIeau, in place of d. G. Thorp, whose term
Oh once VIII expire on the first Monday in January
1868
Member OF Assembly in each Assembly District
IN the state, and such county officers ars are BY law
required TO be elected at such election.
1hat vote Is to be taken upon proposed
ieHuihehC OF tae constitution in pursuance OF the
provisions OF chapter twenty-five of the General
laws Oh 1867, approved March 4 1861, which provides
follows:
AN ACT to submit to the people an amendment to
section Il, article 4, OF the constitution Of the
state OF Wisconsin.
WHEREAS, The legislature of 1865 by a Joint res
outlon, proposed and adopted an amendment to
tue constitution OF this state, being in the follow
ing words. ttReSot0ed by tie Senate the ASsensbEy
cOhtcUT2ng That section 81 of article T. of the con-
stitutlon OF the state of Wisconsin be amended so
az 70 reaq as IolioWs: Section ri. Each member
vi the legislature shall receive for his services
tnIee hundred and fifty dollars per annum and ten
Genus Iof every mile he shall travel in going to and
returning from the place OF the meetings OF the leo
stature, on the most usual route. In case of an
a SESSION OF the legislature, no additional COM
pensatlon shall be allowed to any member thereof
G5tner directly or indirectly. approved April Sth
AND WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amend
Re1t 70 the constitution OF the state was duly rat.
med and agreed to by the legislature Of ISG3 and
approved March 18th, lS66 therefore
me People Of the State Of Wisconsin q,eDreaented
IN "e Senate md assembly, 90 enact as JoIJol0s:
Section 1. The foregoing proposed amendment to
the constitution OF this state snail be submitted to
tne people at general election to be held on Tues
DAY succeeding the first Monday of Noyemher ls61
and II the people shall approve and ratify said
anendmene by majority of the electors Voting
thefeon, SAID amendment shall become a part OF
the constitution OF this state
Section2. The form of ballot to be used in vot
ny 10 approve and ratiiy said amendment shall he
lor amendment to the constitution" and to dis
approve sald amendment and against the same
Tor amendment to the constitution nos winch
small be on the general ballot used at said eIection
ana deposited IN the same box and all nerSonS
81 a all :.
state, shall be deemed voters Oh this question,
9ectoh .. Inc votes cast approving and ratify-
ing or dlSapproy1ng said amendment shall be
counted and returned by the inspectors of the cleo
toh IN all respects votes for state officers are
oounSca ana returned; and the officers now desiy-
haIeo oy law 10 canvass the returns of votes for
state olhcers, shall canvass the returns on this
question, at the same time and place and under
Tue same regulations and restrictions now provided
elections for state officers 7 "
20 t ina vote Is to be taken upon an amendment
ro VIZ genera 9ankng law, in pursuance OF The
provlsIons OF Joint resolutions number twelve an,
proved april y, 1861, which provides as follows:
preamble and resolutions in relation to submitting
an amendment OF the general banking law of this
o'ate 10 vote OF the people.
mmER i An act entitled IAN act to amend the
Senerai banking law OF this State" approved April
~ 1870, and published as chapter 143 General laws
vi Iooo' contains no provision for submitting fine
same TO vote OF the people; therefore,
RGSozre@ by the Senate and Assen6lv oJthe .Stote
OF R%c0"sn That it shall be and hereby is mad
tne GUY Oh tue Secretary of State to submit said
acG TO the voters OF this at the general election
rejection. "PPi0'"l vi
Reso[9ed, That the votes for the approval of said
ACT sna pc ''Ior amendment to the banking law y
ana the vote ag&int the approval shall be a0ainst
the amendment to the banking law;'' and the
votes thus given shall be counted and returned bv
sue inspectors OF elections and be canvassed by the
oIale Icoaru OF CalVassers, i'll the same manner as
votes Tor state officers are counted, returned and
canyassed. "-'O
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follows W " 10 "s
AN ACT to amend the General Banking Law Of
this State
The DeoOle of he Stoto of yU;,oo-.;