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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

Al WallackS Theatre last evening the drama
OF tho "It1tl Day" WINS performed, II Is DOUGLAS
derrod's beS play, and has h me,a aae stage tor "a
tLe Irorrrty " the WalHck's-for the reason, we
suppose thal there ARE actors who are 10 satisfy
inc in tho part OF MGrtiH Heyuood as MAS Mallack
the elder and us The present lncal representative Of
his fame, Mr. j. ". WallaoS. Tue rest Of tho
claracir, were very Will given by G.lbort, Fisher
Ringgoli. S.ollart, aud v ilauaon. Mrs. Hen
riques Jennings ami Miss Germon rorrosented the
feminine characters simply and very naturally Tue
scenery and tubleauN woe ehvglNe, lhe alter.
piece wa4 ' Is liz Jealous" " The Love Cha.e"
will be played this evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

Mons. Rudophe and Cyrillc Dion played tlrec
games Of French billiards in the private rooms Of
Pholan & Colender, for a small stake N each game
Of 100 points, RudOlDh giving Dion the odds of -
points IN 100 Dion came OH victorious. Aitrrwl d.,
i,ulol uhc r'aycd rcrtien an amateur from Ctica
100 rcrts. ftur lals, vush hnrIed, IN which he
averaged ~ Last evening at Chris. O'COnnOr's
RudolpLe and Ct1t. Mckav played bJ0 puin's four
balls. uush barred which Rudophe won; score,
ibtG To GA Rudolpnes AVERAGE was GO4 Capt
hcKay's average, ~ si-25. RudOlphe made six runs
Of ia, III, l1s 1876, 100, 2S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

The inquiry into the charges against Mr.. John
r. Hennessey WAS resumed yesterday before the
Committee on the Board OF Education. After the
hearing OF several witnesses for the defence, o
clerk rom tue Bowery Savings Bank swore that
Mrs. Nugent kept an account at llis bank, and on
the fret OF o iober she drew fi50, and tho
10Th of November, 1861. tl0O. Mr. Harnett briefly
sunni ed 10 the testimony, arguing that there
no evidence to sustain tho charge against Hennes-
~cy, ana that " was a political conspiracy. The
Chairman NJ the close slld they would maze thelr
rep rt to the Board II possible by the next Board
tne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
Militin Exemptions from Jury Duty.

General Shaler will publish an order within
tie next two days, calling attention TO chap $50
Laws 1870, which provides that sixty days after the
passage Of the act all the officers shall furnish to the
Commissioners OF Jurors o certified list containing
the names and residences Of all the members In
their command Any onhcer making q false return
oreits hy dollars for each offence. All these Lists
nre TO he given the Commissioners OF Jurors be-
fore the Sist inst. Brigade comman iants will for
ward 10 General Shaer between the 20th ard 25th
Of September OF the present and each succeeding
year. certified COW containing the names and resi-
dences Of all officers and members, Hctive dis
missed, resigned, aud expelled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
A Princeiy Present 10 a Patriot.

The Cuban ladies Of the city Of New York, ap-
preciatng the services OF Gen. Quesada, recently
started a subscription among themselves TO pur-
chase for him suitable token Of their esteem. The
present selected is . magnificent sword, which wns
finished and placed on exhibition in Benedict Broth.
erS' BroadSay show window Yesterday 1t IA richly
mounted with gold and silver, and engraved with
Masonic and Cuban national enblems. II bears an
inscription In Spanish which. translated. reads: TO
General Manuel QuesadA, as q testimonial OF esteem
from IL grateful cnuntiNvonen, New York. May
18Th, 1870" The belt Is elaboritely worked in
vines, wreaths, and fancy desirns with golden
thread Tho sword is valued al $500, and the belt at
fHD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

Niblo's Garden was jauned last evening with
an enthusiastic auditory. Tho farce 10 Obge
benson. - vas well rendered, and Harry Beckett re-
=" iysd much applause. The Forty Thieves" i'm.
proved ami renovated by new local hits, was ad,
mirably ronucrei Attention was duy paid TO
VaudofDlt, Gould, F!sk Drew THE Sun, the FIJI.
Milk" we're duly lauded The Arcade Railroad
veto hit was received with mingled applause and
Lisses LYDIA Thompson AMI PIuine Markham Cho
latter riyaIlng Ou Fisk Ia bri rilianey OF uniform
were encored again and again. The whole per
ormlnce wus heightened out lmmO Odetately by repe,
titous unanimously called Tor Dy the crowded house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

II is said that the New York Methodist Book
Concerns BOOk Committee have been secretely c, n.
vOked with view Of susponding DR.. Lanahnn, the
iuni ior book agent no exposed the enormous frauds
which wero recently the subject Of investigation.
The persons vino cooked up report Nhitewushirg :
the faOda now oharge that DIR. Lnnahan mas been
guilty Oi slandeIing the Book Concern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
The Gathering of the Hungry omce-srchcr.'

The corridors Of the Federal Court building in
Chambers street thronGed yesterday by Repuh-
ncan ward politicians, prominent among whom were
OK Harbor Master Thompson Mr. Hall, OF tie
Nineteenth Ward. and Others. The object OF
the gathering WAS 10 petition Gen. Sharpe. the new
United States Marshal; for the appointment Of mem
bcrs Of the yarious d trict organizations census
numeraturs About one hundred such appoint.
menls are to be made In the city before the LIST OF
June, aud all applications must be hlod previous TO
the 18th inst Gen Sharpe was absent at lis coun-
try house In Ulster county
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
The Aldermen See u.

The Aldermen yesterday were exceedingly
generous at the expense Of the taxpayors, voting
q 900 TO each of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund, and f2,OOO 30 the Central PresbytcrlID
Church 10 pay tie street assessments. The Comp
troer was al ected to lease 235 broadway at an an
uua rcut of $4,000 FOR the Department Of luOlic
" orks. The City Fathers eOnru ed by appointing
THE sun a Corporation neWspaper, tbus hckno vi
oagug It's supeTioiity as an honest, fearless indie
nnndnnI innrnnl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

WAsmSGToS, May 23.-Commander Nicholson
OF the United States steamer Benicia mentions two
distinct shocks OF earthquake which fet at sea
on the evening Of the 29th Of March, at 80. lat. 12
g., long. "a 40W. Immediately preceding the shock
TWO large meteOrs seen. The vibrations Of the
earth quake were unmisIakaDle, ana accompanied by
n rnmI linz nOlhe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
WISHINGTON NOTES.

his said that the President will appoint Con OH
man Marston, of New Hampshire. Governor of Idaho,
In place OF Dr. Bard. resigned.
bill to secure levees for the protection and re-
clamation OF the auyla hands VI the Mississippi valley
WAS presented in the Senate yesterday.
The Conference Committee upon the bill 20 en-.
force the Fifteenth Ameudmept meet to-day, and viii
probably agree to the Senate bill nearly Ii AAds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
Quitting on the Picking-.

Mayor KalbGcisch Yesterday vetoed the resolu-
ton of the Common Council authorizing the Increase
of Brooklyn's paid FIRE department on the ground
hat he had not been satisfied that such an increase
In necessary The Mayor thinks that the amount
already appropriated, $260,00O, Is sufficient.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
Who Owns the Police Commission ,

Under the dctation of the politicians the Po.
lice Commissioners have determined to remove Fhe
Marshal Bracket, Notwithstanding the almost un'n
nous petition oi the Fire Unc orNri riers for the ell
cent MHrshaNs retention. EG EG-Alderman Thomas
MCSpodon, one Of the spawned naSs OF New \ ork
politics, Is 10 be appointed 70 the place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
The Grea, Fire in Lu Crosse.

la CROSSE, May 28.-Half a million dollars will
not cover the damage done by the late fire. IL is
believed that the railroad and steamboat managers
are trying to hide the real loss OF life. crowd Of
emigrants We're aboard, many Of whom were burned,
and otherr drowned. newly married couple, on
their wedding tour. perished In their sAterOom
from the flames over nfty men, women and chill
dren were sacrificed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

BERLIs, May 23-The Federal Governments
composing the Bund have unanimously agreed 70
the proposal made by the North German Parliament.
and submitted to the Confederated States to abolish
capital punishment, and the Government has beeu
officially informed Of the fact. Provision Is made
that should the life OF the chief ruler OF the Bund
any Of the p inces OF the Confederation be At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
Chinese Riotin San Francisco,

SAN FRANcisco, May ga riot occurred yes
terday the Chinese in this city, during which
the joss House was destroyed. Pistols, knives,
and iron bars freely used, and number of the
Chinese wounded. Tie police gathered in
large numbers, and dispersed the rioters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

A meeting is called at Central Hall. Orange.
tomorrow evening Of persons who travel botween
Orange and New York, and in nlvor Of a new
railroad, so AS 10 10 independent Of the Morris aud
Rnlrnnh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
Enforcing the FIneen,h Amendment.

james L. Williams and Samuel Brown, Amer.
tcan citizens OF African were cheated out OF
Sher votes by patriotic repeater, on Tuesday last
Ibey lmnediatey set to work 10 md the eulDrlt
buspeciing John hcFsrrel, OF No. 413 Rlst Twelfth
street they watched him. and toOk tie opportunity
yesterday OF giving him thorough dru bing. James
phd samuel were arriigned al Essex Markst Court,
ond locked up for assaulting q white cltizon. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

Policemen Condrin, of Paterson, was struck
in the head thirteen times by stones thrown by
women, while endeayoring to arrest the ringleades
in a street fight on Sunday night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
THE BILL AND BIr.

The Athletics, OF Priarephia beat the Hlr wards
OF 20 toS
The Atlantics, NJ Brooklyn best tho Oympics OF
Washington, Yesterday, 80 to l. Tho following the
score by lnnngs;
StYi%Gis.:::::SS Sti.uGis::::::::::::S J 8 3, 10 3 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
Women TO be Adrquate,y Pu,d.

consideration the Legislative, Executive, and Judi
cial Appropriation bin Amendments were adopted
allowing women clerks in the civil service tho same
pay AZ men, and authorizing tho President to send
out one or more expeditions to the North Pole, and
Approprating tl00,0 900 for the purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

Pans, May 23.-Letters from Madrid coufrm
tho rumOr that Cen PriIn has a direct understand
ing with Gen. Sadanha, whereby m Iborian union
Is TO be established. The King of Portugal has
trusted 60 the temporary dmnstration OF the Duke
de saldanha the position of Minister OF Foreign
AQaira
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
,ArOOklyn Democrats CiamOring for the
LOuyes a. nd Fishes.

The Brooklyn democratic COMMITTEES met las
evening, the Hon Demas Barnes In the chair nj re
,eoNed 10 turn ali kopublicans out OF ohce. speeehe
were Delivered ly hessrs Kinsella, Mclaughlin
ana Others dscl ring that all the ohioes must b'
lIed oy Democrats. committee Was appointed Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
The Great Alliance of prote-ta nti.m.

LONDON, May 23.-A conference, very largely
attended, was held In the Mansion House this morn
ing the subject OF the great Council OF the Prot
testant Alliance, to be held In New York this sum.
mcr. The Lord Mayor presided. The cooperation
Of the English Conference strongly urged by
the Earl Of Shalt aitesbury, the Bishop Of Rpon. and
others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DdSHES HERB md THERE by THE
SUNS REPORTERS
Sunday Police Recreations-Capt.J ohm will
IIamson Aroused lrom his sInmhcr.

Hanson Aroused from his sIumbers.
For some time past the Police Commissioners
have been Citing up an improved sleeping place for
Capt. John Williamson In Twentieth street, and the
sEtoentl Precinct Station has in consequence been
temporarily removed to the three upper stories Of
9O6 Eighth avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty.
hrst streets About twenty minutes past 7 on Sun
day eve ring, one cf his policemen made desperate
Onslaught on small bov In 'front.' of the prem
ises, and II be'ug the hour when the street was
nj cd With people going to church. tho struggles Of
tie pair attracted large and weldressed crowd.
Suddenly, and Without word OF warning, another
policeman In his shirt sleeves, apr cared al tho win
dow of the floor used as a dorIriory, with a pail
ful or water, which he threw down upon tho people
below. One man with baby In hi arms was
souset from head to foot md many others had their
fine clothes permanently spoiled. The ratromen all
swear that they had moth ing to do With II. and the
inference IA that Capt. Williamson was aroused TO
unwonted exertion by the disturbance OF his rest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-24

Mr. DuTy say that n the above enumerated ar-
clcs are moi returned. he will not be abe to run for
Assembyinan next fuA lie offers TO pay liberal
rsWa,d Tor the return Of the articles, aud no quos
fi an. Cd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-18

Hon. JOHN A BINGHAM WAS yesterday
renoninAtei tor Congress hy the RepuoG'
can CONVENTION Of the Sixteenth Ohio
district Naturally this Will occasion
Ome disappointment tn the friends
d the worthy gentlemen who com,
pesed with MIR. BINGHAM, but that ought
not diminish their real in Oehalf OF
the ticket No one can deny Mr.. BTSo-
HAMS great services or his Pre.eminent
worth and ability. His nomination in this
case SENS to hAve resulted NOT 81
much trWm his seeking as trom the
devuled pArtiAlity felt for him in hh
own end Cf the district Gnlics
such circumstances it would Be ex.
pectipg no much Of human na;ure 70 ex'
pect Mr.. BISGRAM Ia refuse re-nOMina
ton. We should have been glad 10 See
the district accord the candidate this time
10 Belmont county. but the will OF the
majority mus take precedence ~ indivt&'
ual wishes; and We do not dNubs thAI the
BelmOn, Repuhli>aRs will do their duty
in the canvass Just IS earnestly as II their
own preference had bSen the preference o.
the CunyentiOn. Nwo0ldbe q great vic,
try tx the DemOcraEs to heai BINGHAM,
and 40 sssch thing must 6e permitted,
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TAXES REPEAlxp-The new tax b5
PNwiats tAaG frNu and alter the ms; N
OctUAer next, all taxes imposed uVSa cAr.
EiAess, WaieaS< pianOkNtes> yachts. 6Sll-
ind IAhle< and S>ld and silver PlAte shall
csass, tpeether wilh TIE taxes upn hats,
hane& tAs< lesAcie$ and SUccASiOOs'
PaSsPGNs& and grCSS rteeipss u rallNNd
insurance Aai cshec cNnlpAnie< Afer the
Isl orNAy, 1871, tAc&seESal q lianse tax
now imposed upon all kink u dealers
pAySSiAn> IAwyerS bOker& c3aim ASentS,
Sc, will b Discontinued, excePs that paid
by dhtsNtss> hSewer$ cSsAr and 'N'Aaea'
manufacturers TIE tax On SA(e$ slO
crase Atsr tbs ms u pexI Oc;Ohes tx
eePs thAl PAi>3 by sEAnps (NtUkefS saNl to
seihes Win the scamp duties "a psOInis.
&VT pONes Eoe ItsS AHANoNI tAaa $lCCl such
UNtEs nov reQGiriss i've cent stamp
TNH tWO OK SlAAp uFaa reNips& EE
uaNQtrts SN&isAea trxn Oc4OSer l<s, AMI
The lnCHale tASNfsi NJ cot On al oveE
$S,@O SAau be cNlsecEed Nly during Tx
year 1870 ADd 1871. Tx Goene TAX apt
Nay AIS SlrHAty NNeR paid ia ADVANCE
81 he present ytAr, htnS HerSN0s viii
DCt he cAllea uFoa again S,c CAAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-18

WE are etAd to ind the Paskers5urg
7ints, in an Article coPiAiel$ewhene, de-
clArins IN AvCr " GtS Corr ENS COnsres,
This indicates that the irritation among
Republicans in Wood county, hiss beeu
heAltd and the ranks II our friends there
AUe c&oaaa up and in lighting trim. The
nomination " the S,ath Carolina '>stA;Cs'
WAR" hsS hAd \ very harry eRect Il
there ever Was any possibility Oi = Demo
GRATIS $nNTSS in this district, it WAS ksi Al
Wess CnNr, NJ. DAVIS i \ winning
card Gnr Corr. His theories are TOO SabsEe
Enr popular apprehension, eUen it they
had not hem exploded by The war, SSame
spst men hive heNuEe their time NE,
D4vHn>nS upou the stage Oos desade
aAef hfA He UOuA have heEn success
Al Richmond Iea yeaSs Asa Bat the
REAnNod II Ten y,aArs 49, has passed.
away tNzrE3, TNF tnnal4e Mr. nAvrS
encounters Is thai be &Na'l know it
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The Democratic Candidate for Con.
Eres< in this District.

PyysH " P.rh,rAGy,; Uses = NsAiss,
Our csHeulpa5ary remembers, perhSrs
The <peech Mr.. Davis. made against the
EiNeSaVh Amendment, las; winter; he,
UeFhApS SiAN remembers the STATE Rights
doctrines bid down BY that gentleman OO
thAE Cas,Asi0n: frlm which il Is plAin that
Mr., Davis DIS uH Sccept in god hith,
the great results Of the w1r, IS neSro
emancipation and suffrage. ThAi Mr.,
Davis 6A NCs favor the TcSAEA;Nn 81
harmony in oSE hitherto distracted State,
and thai he WAS nv willing 81 all times
10 heni his great powers Ia bring this
about in the mast pcActicAbte manner, and
at - eArlv d9y As possible W4S shown
hv his VIle against the NSA@ q the
Flick Amendment: IS be MAS zoe Ot the
i've Democrats in the HOSESe thaI vOted
S,-sinS; that measure Is there = MOFe
Practicable way 10 restore harmony! but
Mr.. DAVIS opposed il and denounced all
the great achievements q the terrible War.
HIS $ySxSh WAS az u3calEed Tor hArTanSpe
against all the s0dI measures rendered
n<xrSSAav for the SAlva;So0 and further
saSw ofIhc Cnicn
NGI even prosoSive Democrat can
cNNSSienslv $1ppEYt such man for the
hich rSSSiIila TO which he ha$ unsoItu-
nSIely hten rOalina:ed HIS elee6OO
wOoli be = dESvNwl Of the tue Senti-
ulent< a every true WcSs Eirginian
WhilSs We have 'ralw1ySbEen avUCShHe
10 Tie removal q all disabilities and
are. still, lhas tsSeN UVUh b CGuse
eauSh IL CpESEse Mr.. Davis who IS mimi
cal TO The only practical measure By
UhGA IhSl can h aecN1mplShe'l Mr..
DAYS W5s oOee Whts. then DeakoOs
Cniol rAAa 81 the outbreak u the reheS-
6oas thea bitter rekei partisan flr no
0RheF resEsCo bNE kF the Issuing 6v Mr..
I.iDNNlu " thai graf document, the
ElAAncipATiNQ Proclamation, anil DOW he
Wv0G he willing 20 have Tie saDtEt ,ERa'
kENR roStOrCSi, 3nd the ccartrr again
stained wish the Moody mArSS Il a6iert
SkAVeEv. II i distressing that god
many Democratic NiitrCS ElloW $aiS IN
Nhat respect AMI wy CIten appeal . the
kNWISs pFeiUlSceS II the scpnESRf masses
Nc. Nr. nAvSS s USN the statesman We
ever cAn cuoSeaI to ITESSs and elevate 10
high pCssilionS AMI give into his hAnISS the
uaCsl eminent pGoWeF-lE makiDs the So
pcenat hW NJ the land He &cScG his
WhtSSSrr his naiE0S are nov to- deeply
STEPPED in Calhoun 8 neEAEScOS doctrines
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.HE LATEST AND CHOICEST.


SRA MOSS FARINE-Said to be very hnG for
DCHsCrtS and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
CQX'S SPARKLING GRLATIEE-An old a.
vuEito with the ladies' for jGlllea-
bSfRht, eleaF and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
10 use With C0x'R GelAtRe-ot rich
and luscious aAVuF.
BAKERS COCOA-WArTaated Pure, = delicious
and nutritious beVcEaSH.
HHCKRRS PARlNA-PF Prepared especially tuC
iRValidS and chiIdren.
ANGCSTURA RTTTER$-The Grnuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PRl'SIN-Thc most perfect remedy
NAF indigestion and dySpEpstA.
CORN ST!ARCu--FNr PuddinES and CustArdA
TANIOCA-A splendid dessert, either alone OF
With Berries.
Al LAUGHLlN, SMITH 3 CO.
juull Wholesale Druggists, Main St
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GENERAL NEWS.

-TnSeras Hughes ". P. i in QeehRr
a San ErADcSsno telegram SAYS the
mines axe aourSSAins, the $SSnPs fun Aad
SAt NsAceES beiRS vSSNcoGSay WORKED
-Fr4ncSscn CAmper4lNr. al emiueas
Spanish rceS, GSN1 Al H4vana, Tee&ay,
A NsSoa Il SAi; TN naiht$ a,.rAre
VheTe IL owes he soN1nG like graVSl
kAs tEx1 NNgni ia Nev Nt1SaA
-Tks CSO SHsS X C,v,ai RsS2.arcS
MN part * The nrS; dr4sNGs q Tx
PEGSi8D GuaTG
The (TeFa4a iA3iS x s. LEeS vii
sAOrtly hNSl : SEAn3 Sir kNE The rtliss y
Ger1a1n EUGRde3 &&d5es&
-TAe 81 LOzis RDArd q Health rs
pNNeH3eNl asaiass 6s(y-Nee eyW-sAcVk arSi
Sai.ssss losAiN3 within IAe eiy lisiS&
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IBy Authority Or Tie GOvernor.j

10y A8GI4tlty u VIZ OSNS4ASGsl
mo. 80. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
Of the Stale.
ReAO'FRf " ~ LAaisRGtsFS q NGG IlrgfaId,
The following 10 prppOeed ~ an Amendment 70
the Constitution Of this State, 10 Be substituted
for section one Of article three thereof and to BE-
come part Of the said Constitution when ratified
according TO the provisions thereof. namely:
THE male citizens Of the State shall be emit.
tied to vote at an elections held within the elee
ton districts In Whleh they respectively FeSide:
but no person who Il . lninOi, or Of unsound
mind, or pa1peT, or who Is under conviction Of
treason, felony o. bribery In an election, OF who
has not bcen 4 resident Of the state for one year,
and Of the county In which he Offers TO vote fNE
thirty days next preceding such oder, shall be
permitted 10 Tote while such disability eon'
tinues."
Adopted February 8 ls5u.
In the HOuSe Of Delegates, ThursVtAy, February
-. lS70. the above resolution was adopted.
THB YHAS WERR-MeESrS Weleh. (SpeAker)
AGueU, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard OF Lnsan,
BelI1hOoveF. BOWyes, Brannon, Burgess, Davis
son. DOnchoo. Evans, 'FArnswOFth, Fisher, Plan
ag4n. Flick! GAAdee, GptAcie, HUeey, Howard,
Jackson. Judy, Lamb, LSmon, Lynch. MAXWELL
Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nicely, POWuAl. RAIDER,
RePp, Scott Saith, TeIef, Thomas, Wells and
TTT N1TS vIRI-Nessrs Baker. Barlow,
Farts, Cod. Hasslef, hin. Howe, PSlrPelut,
Price, Rexruad, StugYisA, Summer md Wheat
Us
In he Senate. Nonday. February - lS5O, tbs
above reSOlutIOu vas adopted.
TRB YRAs WERE-NesSiS, FArnsWOHth, lpeeSi'
dentl, AppleSate, Brown, Gather (JSmtsl, Gather
(Jesse H. Cook. CIane. Davis. Dayton, Dooht'
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