The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28
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:. BIZ tte President: "A proczzd1sotito51
I H. : In pursuance Of the proyisions .,
4 an acg,o ECongress,a approved "A pri]
4 40, 1868, 7 hereby desiqna nafe Tnesdsv
tne 5Vth' day of November. 7869I ~
the time for submitting TIE Ton1sfi- ri
tuition adopted on the 15f5 dsv M
May, 1865 by the Convention which
met at Jackson, Mississippf. IN rho
yoters OF said State, reeisterefg afIfhe
gate OF such submission, viz. N6Ven1.
~ tyso: -.,ass--c'3 ~ r55t-srfe--
anu anu SUBMIT TO a Separate vote
that part OF section B, Of Artisie , s,f ~
said Constitution, which Is Il; tbe
following words That I am NOT
alstranehlsed in any, Of the proyis-
Ions OF tne acts known as the Recon-
sIr9cI1on acts. OF the ThIrty-ninth
and fOrtleth CONGRESSES anal fJ,,f T
admit the political and civil isS1isIts-5
OF all men, SO, help me God. .Provii-
eds that If Congress shall at anv tilna
remove the disabilities of anV iIersor
dlsfranchlsed1 in the said ReeofS SgTSSe-
ZION acts OF the said Hh hirtpnintla and
torueth Congresses and the I,egis1
lature or this State shalt concs,r.
therein, then so much OF this oafb
and SO n1uehs soniy, as refers t5s ss;5f
heeonEtrucdOn.a acts shall NOT l,p, "a
qulreq 9f'suoh person so pardOned.
10 entltle him to be registered
And further submit to- g sena-
cate vote Section Of the same arfi.
Gle, OF SAID CDnstituti0n. which Is IL,
me following words: No person
shail pe ellglble to any Office of profit
| or trusts civil or naiIftarv. in fI5fs
State, who was a. mem her Of o. the
Legislature. that voted for the cali m
the Convention that passed the ordi-
nance OF secession, or who, as a dele.
gate TO any Convention: voted for or
signed any ordinance OF secession On.
encouragement, TO PERSONS eDoeoeFE
IN armed hostility TO 1.-THE 5jufied
STATES, OF, who accepted or atteuDted
to exercise the functions oEanv once
civil or military, under i aIfhorIfvz3
or pretended goVeFnnent autborJty's
power or Constitution within the
United. States,r hostile or inInnioal.
thereto, except all persons " aided
reconstruction by Votfh fot this
Convention, or have cont 5uslVg
advocated the assembling of this
Oonyennon, and shall continue, in
gooQ 1altni 70 advocate the acts of
the same; but the Eegisiature NAV
remove Tsuch2 adisabiIitys provideFfap
that nothing IN. this seefion .exeenfs
voting or signing the Ordinance Of.
secession shall be so Construed To ex-
iclude from Office the private Soldier
OF the late S0.ealledI COnf6derafes
States arnys3iheg Slin szos s1flfesIs
@And / further submit to 8. sepa-a
rate vote section 5, Article ". of the
Constitution which is in the fOfIoV1-
ing wordSs Of The credit or the SFafts
shall not be pledged 6r1loaned in, ala
OF any persols association or, corDOr-
ton, nor shall the State thereafter.
become stockhoIder in any corpor-
alton or ss0eIatioh. PHO 1s1 zi-alE s51q
"And i further submit to a. sspas
rate vote the part Of of the oath of,
ethce prescribed IN section 26, OF. ar-s
tlcle II, of the said Constitution,
which is In the following words
'That have never, as & TnesiaEser OF
any convention voted forTOr signed
any ordinance of secession; that =.
have never, as 8 member of a State
Legislature, voted for call, for any
convention that passed any such or
01nancosg E--f a. seeafsl ..sr r7rrg1
- The above oath shall also, be
taken by all the city and county off,
GERS before entering upon Their di ties.
and by all the other State officers not
included in the above prOYfsion.y 49,.
- direct the vote TO be taken upon
each OF the above cited provisions
alone, and upon the other portions
OF the said Constitution Insthe follow.
ing manner: Each voter faVoring
the rati ficationsDf the ConstifuEiona
excluding the ptcVIsIOns above quot
ed, as adopted by the, Convention of
May 16, 1868, shall exuress his iudo-
Inent by voting for the Constitution.a
Each voter favorlng the reieetion or
the Constitution excluding thu pro-
visions above quotedT shall express
his Judgment by. yYoting against the
Constitution. Each voter VIII be.
allowed to cast a separate baIiots for
or against either or both of the. nro-.
visions above quoted. It is under
stood that sections 4, 5,,6,z,- 81, 81 10.
II. II, y13,- add IL, of article 13, under
the head of ssOrdinances, u are CON
sidered az forming no part of the
said Constitute =
"In testimony whereof. Il have
hereunto.set my hand, oand caused
seal of the United States to be afax7
.'Done at the city Of washington
this 18th day OF july, one the6sand
eight hundred and sixty nine, land
of the Independence of the United
States of America the ninety fourth.
'tBy the President n''1- ss-'il 9
ta'-l-i q394 % U. s. GRANT. .aI
"HAMILToN FISH, Secretary of
State" ss-s=.s..=s..s