The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-10-07

and election proc1rctS II INC StAb4 o.
Wisconsin. on the Tuesday ssoeeedlng the int Mon
day Icing the second day of Noven Ter next the fol-
loving oihcers are to be slected to-w:t:
governor in place of LEc;uS Fairchiid, wnose tetu
1870.
A Lieutenant, Governor il place of Wynan spooner.
whose term of office VIII exprs on the first Monday
in january, 1870. ~-
a Secretary If State in place of Thomas 8. Allen.
whose term Of eee will expire on the trst MONDAY
a State treasurer in place of William E. Smith.
whose tern OF Office viii expire on the first MondaJ
| in January, 1870.
| An Attorney General in place of Charles R. GiI1
whose term Of Office will expire on the first Monday
A State superintendent in place Of A. J. Craig
WHOSE term o. oihce Will expire the first Monday
State Prison Commissioner in place of Henry Cor
der, whose of Office Will expire the Moa-
| day IN January, 157c
State Senator in the Second Senate District, COM
prising the counties OF Brown, keweunee and Door.
ID place Of j. Abrams, whose term OF once WIZ
expire Oh the fret Monday in January, 1eIO-
4 County Superinte OF Schools IN tie county
o. NJ nitowoc in the place OF Jere Crowley, whose
term CT Office will expire on the nrst Monday IN Jan
uarv, 1870.
Clerk of the C;rcui. Court in the County of Mani
oNoc in place of Joseph Francl whose term OF ONCE
will expire on the first Monday i'll January, ls!o
A Member CT Assembly in the first Assembly Dis
trlct, comprising the towns of CentrevIlle Nd eene
SchieswIg Eaton Liberty, Newton and Rockland, in
place OF John II. Bohne whose term ef oics VIII ak
pire on the first Monday in January, 1870.
Member of Assembly in the Second Assembly
Rapids, kosSpth Maple Grove Franklin aoo Coopers-
town. in place of Richard Donovan whose term OF Oh
hce expires on the first Monday in January, 1917.
AeBlGer of Assembly in the third Assembly Dls
rict comprising the village and town OF Manitowoc,
the village and town OF Two Rivers. Hlshicott Glib
son ana Two q eeks, in place of s. l. totes, whose
term Of Office Will expire the first Monday in Jam
uary, 1870.
| A Member at Large of the County Board Of Super.
vsors IN the place John Egeers, whose term OF
Office VIII expire the first Monday January, $40
! Member OF the County Board of Supervisors In
ltlt tlta of
0aaghy whose term of office will expire on the first
| Monday of Ja1Iciry, 1870.
A Mem Der of the County Board OF Supervisors IL
the Second Assembly District in the place Of B. s
Loflgan, whose term OF office will expire on the trst
-hohcay in January, 1910
! a Mernbsr of the County Board of Supervisors
the third Assembly District in place of l. Koehnkr
Shq term of Office will expire on the first Monda
| IN January. 1879.
That vote is to be taken upon proposed amend
ment oi the Constitution in pursuance of the pre-
visions Of chapter one hundred eghty-sx of th.
General Laws Of 1869 approved March H. 1899 which
/ provides follows:
AN ACT To submit to the people amendments to sec
ton five and nine OF article five Of the Constitu-
ton OF the State Of Wisconsin.
PREAMBLE:
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of 1868, by Joint reso-
luton of the Senate and Assembly, proposed and
adopted amendments II the constitution of this State
! III the following words:
"Res0tred By the Senate, The assembly conc,,,7lns
That section five of article five of the Constitu OF
the State OF Wisconsin is amended TO read follows
Section 5. The Governor shall receive during his
continuance in otice an annual compensation of five
Thousand dollars, which shall be il full for all travel
ing or other expenses incidental 10 his duties and
BE 1t Jrther fesoirsd by the Senate the Assembly
coAcar7ng, That section nine OF article five Of the
Constitution OF the State Of Wisconsin is amended
| read as follows: Section g The Lieutenant Cover
shall receive during his continuance in office an
| annual compensation of one thousand dollars, ap-
| proved February 29, 1863 and
| WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amendments to
the Constitution OF the State duly ratified and
agreed to by the Legislature OF 1869 and approved
February %, 1859; therefore
The people Of the State Of ETSconSin represented IL
| Senate and assembly, DO enact as tollotos:
Section l. The foregoing proposed amendment to
the Constitution OF this State shall be submitted to
the people at general election to be beld on ths
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November
1862 and if the people shall approve and ratify said
amendments by majority of the electors voting there
on said amendments shall become part of the Con-
stitution Of this State
Sec . The form of the ballot to be used in voting
approve and ratify said amendments shall be- For
amendments TO the Constitution ana against the
same For amendments 10 the Constitufiop no,
which shall be the general ballot used at said cleo
ton and deposited in the box, and all persons
qualified vote at any election in the State shall be
deemed voters on this question.
Sec g. The votes cast approving and ratifSing or
Disappearing said amendments shall be counted and
returned by the inspectors OF the election in all re-
speets as votes for state officers count I'd and
turned and the officers designated bv Jaw to
the returns OF votes for State officers shall
the returns on this question az the same time and
place and under The regulations and restrictions
provided by law for canvassng and declaring the
returns of elections for State officers.
Sec i. Within three days after the determination
of said it shall be the duty of the
to certify the result OF the said canvass to the Govern
or, who shall thereupon, without delay, make pro-
clamaton of the result.
Sec. 5. The Secretary OF STATE is hereby required
to include the substance OF this in the notice OF
the general election for the year 1859.
Sec. T. This act shall take effect and be in torcs
from and after It's passage and publication
Said election to te conduct I'd, the canya5sed
and returns made pursuant to law.
Dated, Sheriff Office, nanitowoc Wis. August 81,
1869 PETER MULHOILAND,
21-tdl Sheriff Manitewoc, County, Wis.