Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
THE STATE OF IOWA
Bv The Governor.
A PROCLAMATION
For the General Election,
Nov. Sd. 1868.

| Purausnt TO Law. l de hereby proclaim that
L 81 the General Election to be holden throsghoSt
l the State on the TUESDAY NEXT AfTgH
rliE yiKsT MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, 1889,
ne following oees are tn be filled BY vote Of oil
the electors Of the State. to-wn
The Office Of Hector Of President and vies
President Of the United States, TO be filled By
the choice Of eight Electors, two for the state
u large. and one for each Congressional Dis.
triot.
DThs sGies Of Secretary OK State.
The cfioe Of Auditor u State.
The office Of Treasurer Of State.
The ohioe Of Register Of the state Lasa C0se.
The Office Of Attorney General.
In the several Congregational Districts, oss
Representative 10 Congress will be chosen BY
vote OF the electors in each Of said Distvicts re-
| spectively.
IL eseh Circuit Of the several Jud!csai 20 :
| tsiets one Circuit Judge will BE- chosen By we
| # the slect tors In said Circuit.
In the Twelfth Judicial District. one Jsdgs
Of the Dirtrict Court, and one District Attorney,
Jndieial District.
Alsc, ~ the came time, special elections will
be holden IN the proper senatorial and Rep
rssentstivs D,stricts 20 hil the following o0sss
The eecs OF Hsnstse fsoa the ESghtssoet
Senatorial district. 70 I'LL The vscascy sscssiss
ID 81 the death Of John u. Nsedham.
The ofies Of Senator from the Twenty -Seeest
HenotOsial District, 10 AL vacancy 0ccasfoned b
he sesignation OF Andrew n. lerinsr.
! The o16cs Of senator from ths Forty. Eighth
Hsnstorial District, 10 al toe vscancy eccaasset
| By the rssignation " Addison Oliver.
| The sfiee Of Representative from, the Twssty
Third Representative Dnssriet, 70 AM the vassa
| cv occasiened by the removal from the District
kdmuna Msehen.
And do further procisim that q the seid
General Z cotton certain propossd smeadmssta
TO the Constit tion will BE- o. omitted 10 the PEG
IrlA foD thAie al 49, Se
dsscs with the provisions OF Chapter 81. Law
Tvslnh General Assembly, a. follows. ts.wis:
slse. STRIKE the work white frsa ssssiss
ens u arNclo Two thereof.
I'D. strife the word white from ssstisa
| thirty. three Of article three thereof.
sd. Strife The word '~hiss' from ssetiol
| thiftv.isus Of criticize threstthsrsof
sAth, Hsrihe the wsrd white fsem eeeties
thirty five Of article three thereof.
18Th STRIKE the word white from ssstios
enc Of article ss thefesf.0
| "Thoes electors voting n approve and fatjfy
| the first Of said smendme nts, shall hsvs ~rittss
90 printed on their ballets the words For The
| 6rpt ameodment.' Those electors votisg let 20
| approve and satify said first amendment, shall
| have written or printed on their ballots ne
words a gainat the hrst snnsndment.
"Those electors vsting to approve anA 'esify
The eecona Of said amendment. sheII have writ
| la Or mint Cd on their ballots the woses Fee
| IRE second amen. mssL' Those electors sotisg
not TO spprovs ard fstffy said second amend.
oent sbsl have written y printed on their bal
.-Those electors voting " appsovs and ratiiy
the third Of said e0end0snts shall hAvo vsielen
or printed on their ballots the words For the
third ameadmsnf.' These electors votlng not
to approve ard rssify said third amsadneas
shall have written Or printed On their ballots
the osds.Against The tAird smsndmsnt.'
''These electors voting 70 apprcve end satiiy
the fourth Of said oneaa0ent6, shall have writ.