The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

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The same offence,
The Bth aeklowledges The right of
the people %pmceably 10 assemble and
petition The government On any sub
jeut.
The 1lh provides that In MI Grim.
lual prosecutions the aroused shall
have q right 10 be heard by himself
or counsel, or by bath, 10 have q
speedy trial, send for witnesses, &c.
The Sch provides that cruel pun
ishmeht shall not be inflicted, OF OK.
cessiye fines imposed, or excessive
bail be required.
The 9th forbids Q passage of any
or post facio law.
The 10th provides that private
property shall moi he taken for pub
We use, except duo compensation be
given, &c.
The 18th provides that no person
shall be imprisoned for debt, except
when debt Is incurred by fraud, De.
The 18th provides that the right
of trial by jury shall ever remain
~inviolate.
The 18th provides that no prop
erty qualification shall ever be re-
quired to become a juror.
The nth secures persons, houses
and provisions from unavoidable
seizure or search.
The 18th provides that persons
may bear arms for their defence.
Sec. 10. The rights of married
women shall be protected by law, in
property owned previous to marriage,
aud also in all property inherited or
devised after marriage; provided that
nothing herein contained shall be 50
construed as to protect said property
from being applied to the payment Of
their lawful debts.
Sec. IL. No property qualifications
for eligibility to Office shall ever be
required
The 18th provides that no prop
erty or educational qualification shall
be required TO became an elector.
The 10Th provides against slavery
or involuntary servitude, except us
punishment for crime.
Sec. 20. The right to withdraw
from the Federal Union shall never
be assumed by the State, &c.
Section n was stricken out.
The 22nd section provides that no
public money shall be appropriated
to any institution in the State that
makes a distinction in the citizens
thereof.
The 23d provides that no distinc-
tion shall be made between citizens
and aliens in the possession of prop
erty.
The oath provides that no religious
test shall ever be urged as a qualif-
cation for office, and no preference
shall be given by law for any relig-
ious sect.
Sec. 25. The right Of all citizens
to travel upon all public conveyances
shall not be infringcd upon, nor in
any manner abridged in this State.
Sec. 26. The military shall be in
strict subordination TO the civil power.
The 9th defines treason TO be
levying war against, or adhering %
the enemies Of the State, and no per-
son shall be convicted, except upon
the testimony Of two witnesses.
The 2sth forbids the practice Of
dueIIing.
The 29th-Capital punishment i:
forbidden, except as punishment for
: crime, OF for murder in the first de.
gree, rape and arson.
The 30th provides that all court,
shall be open to every person for in.
Jury done him in his goods, person
or reputation, and shall have justic,
administered without delay.
The 3lst provides that no person
shall he elected OF appointed to an,
, Office for life, or during good behav
Tor, but the term shall be for SOM
specified period.
The 32nd provides that no persol
shall be declared from prosecuting
| or defending a civil cause, for o
: against himself. in any court.
The 33rd provides that no perso'
shall he proceeded against for an.
! indictable offence, except in specific
G cases.
Sec. "a. This enumeration or Ger
tain rights shall not impair or den
: others retained by the people; and /