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cgThe Leadville mania is little slass
than folly. There are . Thousand places
within the limits OF these United States
that ought to be more .attractiye to poor
men, and even capitalists, than Leadville.
Whoever has business or employment
in Ohio would do well to stay here's
Where one man makes Q fortune in the
gold and silver regions a thousand fail.
Whereas, seventy five out of every hun.
dred who engage in agricultural pursuits
succeed in gaining q competence, and
many become wealthy. II, therefore,
young men see ct to leave Ohio in hopes
OF lettering their condition, let them 90
to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas
Nebraska, or Texas. where lands are
abundant and cheap Any healthy and
industrious man can gain livelihood in
either OF those S stes, even without cap
itsl, and can fix himself comfortably ID
a few years And il he has few hun
dreds or thousands Of dollars to pur
chase stock or agricultural implements
he csn al once set up for himself. ,.,.o
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POPE LEO TO ARCHBISHOP
PURCELL.
Directing the appointment of a CO.
adjutOr With the Right Of
Succession.

CINCINNATI, April S-Archbishor
Purcell yesterday received letter froI
T Rome announcing that P p Leo XIII
declined TO receive bis resignation, bul
had instead directed the appointment OF
a coadjntor to assist him in the arduOus
duties OF his Office. The following Is a
literal translation Of the document:
.s:Your letter of the 10th of February
was giyento me, in which you inquired
whether the reports spread hy the news
papers throughout the world abont the
acceptance Of your resignation of the
Episcopal flee, which was sent by you
to the Holy Father on the 7ih of De.
cemner, and which are most accurately
refated to him, were to be received as
truth His Holiness very well knew with
what fervor and alacrity during long
space Of years you discharged the duties
Of The E .iscopal Office. Nevertheless. .on
account Of the reasons you alleged, and
in order to afford you some relief in the
d dlcul les in which you are involved, ,and
relieve you OF the present trouble You
must necessarily endure on account oi
the load of debt under which your dio
cese is laboring, the Sovereign Pontfi
shas condescended that cOadjutor,y with
the right OF succession and of assisting
you in the administration or ,,.ys iear.i,.
9f the diocese, may be assigned to you
as soon as possible, and, in order tina,
this matter OF so much moment may be
proceeded with with that maturity o:
counsel. which is becoming, commands
that, according TO the rules laid down by
the second Council of Baltimore, it shall
be treated Of in a synod Of Bishops OF
the province, where the names Of proper
persons shall be selected and presented
to the metropoli,ans Of the United States,
so, that all may express their opinion,
and afterward be manifested to the Sa,
cred College Of Carhinsls.
-, JEAN CARDINAL SIMEoNI,
81. Prefecta Propaganda
Rome, March 81, 1879
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REWARD BY INGALLS,.
-, .. - !. . -
The Price He is Accused of Paying
. for His Return to the Senate. "s

The Price He is Accused of Paying
. for His Return to the Senate. "s
r. WASHINGTON, Apri! 8-Memhers Of
the Kansas Legislature, who are here to
insist upon thorough investigation by
the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections Of the charge of bribery agains,
Senator ingalls, of>that State, say that an
feffort is being made to buy up. Witnesses
nv giving them Federal appointments -
For instance. one Charles Morris. who
was an active worker for Ingalls,, jour.
neyed East and raised &c. 900 for use
In the Senatorial election He found
that he could not get back to Kansas in
time with the money, ard so he deposi.
ted it in bank In Pittsburgh. and tefe
eraphed to one OF Ingalls's strikers to
draw for it. He has been nominated for
Receiver Of the Land Office at Larned,
Kansas
j. L. Hollowell, who was one Of In.
galls's active managers, has been nom
mated for United States District Attor
nev for Kansas 1t is said also that the
bill ingalls, introduced yesterday for The
relief of the Central branch OF the I'm
ion Pacific vas in the interest of one O:
the ir flnences that secured his election
agents of the Union Pacific Railroad he.
ing active to make his election certain,
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ANOTHER DISASTER IN ZULU.
LAND.

A British Convoy Attacked by a.
600 Zulus--4O Men Killed aud 20
E Missing. Hsn
CARE Town, March 25, via Cape Sts
vincent.-A convoy ofsupplies proceed
ing from Derby, in the L,ndina. district,
to L1neburg. on the P5ngola River, es.
cnrted by lao men Of the Eightieth Regi.
ment was attacked at daybreak on March
IL, onsthe hanks OF the Intomhe River, by
4 600 4 illus under U NIB .lini.- Owing to
q previous alarm, The British were under
arms but we're overwhelmed ny the enor
mousIy superior force OF the enemy.
Capt Moriartyl and 40 men were killed
and 30 are Fmissing. The fate of the
wagon drivers is unknown. Lieut., Har
wood. With 40 men, succeeded in reach.
ing ''Eunebute. One hundred: and fifty
Itmen Or the, Eightieth, Regiment, subse.
EqnenMy marched to the scene Of the fight
recovered quantity Of rockets and am.
muniuon, aud buried the dead. Twenty
wagons containing supplies were lost
/ Tie relief column fer Etowe will start
on March 26. A party of volunteers
have visited the battlefield of Isandula
and found that the Zllus had left 10t
wagons there but bad removed the gun:
and ammunition. ss,.,s
LONDON. April 9.-Additional advices
from Cape Town about the disaster t
the British convoy, on the Intombe river
March 18th, report that OF the Bri,ist
/, troops. it is thought, forty wagon dri
vers and followers, were killed. Twenty
five Zulu corpses were found on the fielt
of battle. II is believed tha, many NOR,
we're drowned. The Zulus had ampI
time to get news of the convoy, as it wa
detained at the ford three days by heav,
trains. The ford was only four mile
from Luneturg. 1t is thought there wa
great carelessness in selecting the posi-
ton of the camp and in neglecting L
send out larger force to meet the cor
vey, Col. Pearson. from. Ekowe. H
can bold out ten days longer, till the 4
OF April. His provisions only are shor
/! He hss plenty Of ammunition. Scout
report that the Zutus are concentrated i
, large masses eleven miles north OF tn
. Tngela river. They are in q dense jur
J gle and their number 10 unascertainabl
-
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sg The Democrats, now have u

EF The Democrats, nov have the
power in c ,ngress for the asst time since
1850. During the past eighteen yeafs
the legislation of the Republican party
has brought the country to the verge OF
bankruptcy. 1t is now the part OF wis
dom and prudence for The Democratic
party to stand flm for.its principles OF
economy and retrenehment. We feel
assured that the legislation Of the party
will bring relief to the people. but time
Is required to correct the evils wrought
In eighteen long ye,rs and all must have
patience and give OR grand old party .
fair trial before condemning it.
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AHelp to the Republicans.

New York Tribune-Republican.,
"The National party intends to keep
its organization alive tilithe next PIesi-
Dental election, il possible. This is .
desirable scheme, and no Republican. will
stand in the way of its success Whether
the Democrats oppose it by coming on,
for honest monev, or fall in with it by
cors nting to attack the hanks, the resull
will be the same, easy Republican cue
cess. The National movement always
has been. and always wal be. q help to
the Republicans BY demoraiizing the
Democrats and dividing their vote y
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. The royal plate at Windsor Is worth
s8,300.000. II includes gold eervice
ordered by George Nv. to dine l40 per.
sons, and q shield formed Of snuff boxe8
worth $50, 900. 1t includes also "a pea
cock OF precious stones of every kind,
brought from India, werth el50, ,000, and
Tippoo's footstool-a tigers head, With
crystal teeth and solid ingot Of gold for
bis tongue.
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mp the system and N
renewed health is the a
result. Send for pam
rhlets. to
V; ": .::::.:::, s:..., e.: !. REMEDY
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
jauaS,'ss-
DIVORCE NOTICE.

ELsABRTH BAKER Who is non resident
liz pf the State Of Ohio. and whose post
once address Is unknown, will take notice
that James Baksr. did, on the a7th Of Feb.
ruary, 1879. die his petition in the once d
the clesk Of the court Of common plea ,withiz
and for the county Of Monroe and state o.
Ohie.chsfgine said Elizabeth Baker with b.
ing WillfaIly absent from said James Baker isl
more than three ysArs last past. and and ask
Ing that hs may be divorced from ssid Kilt
abeth Baker. You are rsquitsd to answer
said petition on or before the Sd day Of Nay
1872 =. JAMES BAKER,
By sphsgs / briggs. Ats'ys Ter Plaiasif.
mehAI'7Swl.
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L. ,..s.ss,-S -.
Be Rssoleed BY Gs General Assembly e3 kss.
S,4te of Ohio. lthree-6fths Of all the members
elected to each House. concurring therein,)
That propositions to amend the Constitution of
the State Of Ohio be submitted to the electors
Of the State on the second Tuesday Of October,
A. ID. 1879. as followN wit: That Section
two Of Article two, Section one Of Artiseis,
three. and Section four Of Article ten, be sor
amended as to read as follows: - *,
ARTICLE II.
SECTION .. Senators and Representatives
shall be elected bisnnially by the elector, in
the respective counties or districts, at time
prescribed by law; their terms Of oflice shall
commence on the Tuesday next after the frstf
Monday of January thereafter, and continue
two years.
| ARTICLE III. -
SEC. 1. The Executive Dspa -tment shall con.
siat Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor. SEQ.
retary of State, Auditor. Treasurer and Attoy-
ney General. who shall be chosen By the cleo
tors Of the State. at the place Of voting for
members Of the General Assembly. and 1t .
time prescribed BY law.
/ -ss; ARTICLE Z. ..ss
= SEQ 4. Township officers shall BE- elected ON
the first Monday Of April b. the qualified
electors 0f their respective townships, in such
manner and for, such ,eims not exceeding three
years. IS may be provided by law.
FORM OF BALLOT. = :
| At said election the 'yotsrs in favor Of III,
adoption Of the amendment of Section two,
Arti.l . two. shall have placed upon their bal:
los the svorss Amendment 70 Section two,
Article two Of Constitution. Yes" and those
IL al -
ment shall have placed upon their ballots the,
words, aAmendment to Section two, Article
two, Of Consultation, No." those Who favor the
adoption OF Section one, Article three, shall
have placed; npen their, ballots the words.
sAmendment u Section onS Article three: of
Constisuti.a, Yes;' end those who do not, favor.
the adoption of said amendment shall have
Iplaced upen1their. ballots the words, nAmend.,
ment to Section one, Article three, Of Constitu.
ton. No; ana th6se who favor the adoption Of
Section foun Article ten. shall have plsced upoa
their ballots the words. amendment to Sec
ton four. Article ten, Of 'Constituticn, Yes;s'
fand. thosR who do not avers the. sdobtisn Of
said anenire.t shall have PLACED upon their
Article teis Of C6istitution. No. s. ~ :
JAMES + NRAL,
Speaker Of tha House Of Representatives.
sssss aosp,,.s;Aassss.z sAssz !, y; =. flsCa; s.s.
i Passed ApTltl4. 1879.
Z. sss.;I a!c2 10 49,
UsIfsD STATES ~ AxSRIcA. 0Hro
Ofdce Of the Secretary Of State,
!, Milton Barnes, Secretary Of state Of the,
State Of 0hid. do hereby certify that the fore.
going 10 true copy Of IN act passed BY the
General Assembly ofths State of Ohio; On
the 18th day Of April, A. Dls7es taken from
the original rolis hled In this o6los.
In testimony th.rsof havs hsress
(sIAL] unto subscribed my name and aiaxs
f cd my Onicial seal. At Columbus, the
18th day Of April "A D, 1879.
MILTON BARNES,
Secretary OF State.
April II, is7a--sm.
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ETThe Washington correspondent
OF the New York Herald recently fur
nished that paper an article on the 0 10
campaign. and the strength Of the diff
ferent parties ina number Of States Il
will be found elsewhere 10 this issue o'
The SPIRIr
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HA Democratic Congressman from
the South is the red flag in the face o.
the defeated Republican party. It ioa'
hard after feeding for eighteen years il
the Treasury vaults 10 he compelled (
let GO. They sreablieed to yell "Con
federates 4" that is'sheir only yrescurce
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= County Correspondence.
twritten for The Spirit Of Democraey)
A Voice From Perry.
ANrIocw. OHfo. April 6, Is

ANTIOCH, OHfo, April o, 1919.
ED. SPIRIr:: Being d reader of your
valuable paper. notice an article in the
last issue which think ID Justice 70 the
people Of Perry Townshipsheeds cofrecs
tion. 1t is an article. In. ie9ard TO, q
Greenback meeting held at the Daugher-
" school house You say Merriman
Gray, Of Perry Township, was chosen
one Of the Committee on Resolutions
said Gray is not now, never was, and We
hope, &c, a resident Of Perry Township,
although he is represent t We Of the G
B. ps,ty. We have in the past been
bored by some OF these mushroom po
litical orpaniz ,tions, but Dc not propose
to be in the future II we have . G B
man in Perry l do mt know him. Hop
ing you will give this: aplace in your
columns, ! remain q sound Democrat.
HENRY DAUGHERrY.
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~Ths Army bill was passed by the
House last week by las yeas to l22
nays. Tie Senate will pass il, and then
HAYES will give II the finishing touch by
approving or vetoing. The Republicans
are fearful that he, will approve the meas
ure.
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There is no movement in progress
looking to q change in the time for hold.
ing either the Democratic or Greenback
State Convention. B ,th meet at Colum-
bus June 4
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fF CoRNEIaus J. vANDERBrLr received
s1,000,000 last week from his fathers
estate and discontinued all suits He
Immediately psid the daughters OF Hon
ACE GREELEY s7l.lS7, money borrowed
from their father during his lifetime.
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wIf dollar was worth only 40
cents when We had s432,OO0,000 OF
ereeebacks in circulation, what would be
the value of dollar with 2,2O0,OOo,OoO
og preenbacks in circulation, and notIe.
deem a'le in anything? I'VE hope acme
one of the many orators Of the ,Gfee. :
back party will tackle ass qnestion.' !
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ERCommanismas Jus. as dangerous
in America as it is in France That the
man who has accumulated $4,000 by
hard labor stall5 divi'ie With the street
corner loaier. is the agument~ OF the
fool and demagogue. From that argu.
ment 10 the knife and pistol, murder and
piIlsge, is only one etep
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HThe Democratic GreeEback fusion
ticket In Michigsns on State officers was
defeated. The sRspublican ,Greenback,
ers backed dovA and voted tbe,fnll Re-.
publican ticket. The Tyibuns says the
Greeabeck movement makes .'easy Re,
publican success" Democrats, remem-
ber that ~ aa.s .
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EE Elections, free and untrammeled
by the military, supervisors or marshals,
is what the .pc,pte sdegaud., The Re-
public.ns In c Cngress eVfnce determi-
nation to defeat the wishes Of the peo.
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EFSeveral thousands Of negroes,
from the S.,uih. are located in various
parts of Kansas and are actually suffer
ing for the necessaries of life
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RE- The Republican platform has been
finally boiled down to this:
Resolred, That It is wicked for the
Democrats to hold Office, and we will
bother and slan,ier them all we can"
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EE The latest scheme, to make Ohio,
Indiana and New Y .rk Republican States,
IL to induce 250 600 negroes from the
South to move into them in time to be-
come voters in 1880
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An Expert.

= DR.. Price is we'll known as an expert
in the study Of Culinary Chemistry, and
The manufactures Of Steele 4 Price are
The result of his researches. One OF
these discoveries is the Cream Baking
Powder, by use Of which light, sweet
biscuits, cakes. etc /, are Ger tainty.
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EEThe leading Democrats of New
York of all shades Of opinion are in ia
vor OF HoRAno SEYM uR as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor.
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EA significant article from the N
7 Tribune, the leading Republican
newspaper of the country, published in
this weeks SPIRIT, ought to be carefully
read BY every reader of this paper. :. .
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PARIS, April l1.-Three hundred more
communists will be pardoned, SATURDAY..
Successive DEGREES will be issued. each
granting amnesty, to i've hundred Per
sons.
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As spirituous liquors will injure men,
80 opium or morph;a will harmfullv af
tect the baby. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
is the remedy for the baby. 1t is free
from opium. Price rs cents.
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~The= Republicans in the last Con
gress made the present extra session me.
cessa y BY refusing to permit the super
visor, marshal and soldiers at, the polls
clauses Of the force bill to be repealed.
Ert the country bear this in mind. =,
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HY The English sre adeptsat sending
out small bodies Of troops to be mur-
dered by the Zllus
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wooa.fi%ld. AprIrl5. 1879.
E%Address all letters:
"THE SPIRIT OF DEMocRAcr,"
Woodsfeld,,
Monroe County,

HOhio will boom for the Demo
cratic ticket in Oct,her
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AGENTS WANTED .g9, TO
Daliyarad In

Delivered in the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, are
ibis hest efforts In his
earnest, aggressive and
incorporating war
|fa's upon the sin and
Iviro ~ Nav Yc-k N;s.
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s~,-'>-s- - -s-f--~. '--~-s-
Be it resolved By 0s General Asssanbiy Of AI
State Of Ohio. tthree.afths of oil the -membess
elected, to each houee concurripg therein),
That proposition To amend the Consultation
OF the State Of Ohio bs submitted 10 the
electors Of the State, on the second Tussday
Of October, A. D.. 1879, - fellows, 70 wit.
That sections and S Of article 4. entitled
"Julicfal," be smeplsd 80 - TO Be and rsad
- follows:
SKerIoS 3. The Stste shall be divided Into
nine common pisss districts. Of which the
county Of Hamilton shall constitute ors,
which districts shall be Of compact tsrr.to y,
bounded BY evdaty lines, snd ssid distrie's,
other q IN said county Of Hamilton, shall
without divis on Of counties, be further d.
vided into subdivisions, IN each Of Witch,
and In said county OF Hamilton, thsrs shall
be elected by the electors thereof. fespect-
lively, at least one Judge ofths court of cpm-
mon pleas for the district, and residing there
in. Courts Of Common pleas shall Be held
BY one or mofs of these Judges In every
county Of the district, % often - may. be
provided by law, and more than one court
or sitting thsfson may bs held ct thsssus
time in each district, -
FEC 5. In each district thsrs shah b.
elected " the electors ~ hrgs-of such dis
trlct,one Judge OF sbe district court. By yhom
the district seurts In such district shalt bs
held: ana he ss.n ssee''e sson oompensatson
20 may w ptoviosN vy!sM-s Ri9tqctc0prSs
snslf' % nsiS - IN @ eson: sopnty q least oncs
esely !sA e1 aa. A.senoiy may
crease tue numusr =, oissrcs court Judges 70
inree, IN any astncs OF Gs5ness, and may
Plos'de 'ol navins : )udse Pro tempors. 70
noia any court "nenevsi necessary ~ reason
Of .ne iahcre, oisqaahnca,ion. absence. Or
sloHness ., sny loose, ana the amount OF
,'."'s. e- ~ ~ s~y :. suy isese vn0s~
ue.sais 0sus0s .ne ns0ess.sy . nsins .ne'
p'o sope '.. ....-s. s'ueo .o'"'16
SOmWo. p'e1s taa 1,ss. '0eerss anAn %
uAed Dy law, pus the uenerat assembly nay
aushorse the judges OF. sasd courts. respscs.
lively. to nx the times Of the holding OF said
courts. -.
AZ said election the voters desiring "
vote In favor Of this amendment, shall have
placed upon their ballots the words judicial
constitutional amendment Yes" and the vo-
ters who do NOT favor the adoption Of said
amendment. may havs PLACED upon their bal
| q .
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TT The yetafor Asyor Of ,Cineinna,
ia rptnrne,} ae f,,lova,.

Republican plurality 4l2 That is
not majority to yell verv loudly over,
especially when it lacks 156 votes of be
ing maj pritv of /.
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EFThe Democracy Of this county
made gallant fight on the 7th.
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/ JOINT RESOLUTION,

SubmittEHs Proposltlons soAme1sts.
Section Tive 0f Article TIVE, Sec.
= tlOu One % Article Three, 6ud
: SECTION Four Of Article Ten .Qf
the Gsnsillusfon ee't the State Of
: FOhf0.E -Ef 49, Z. .l-.-a y
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Dr. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of the
most happy results. No better cathartie
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise an
who are afflicted with this disease y
give them a FAIR TRIAL
For all bilious arrangements, and q
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoxs.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Evefylbox has a red wax seal on the Nd.
with the impression DR.. McLANH's Livxs
PILLS.
The genuine McLANR's LIVER PlLLs bsas
the signatures Of c. McLANK and FILMING
BRos. on the wrappers.
- Insist upon having the genuine DR. c.
McLANE.s LIVER Pulls, prepared BY Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations Of the name McLans,
spelledtdiferently but same pronnaeiation.
iuuA2S,7eY.
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;REso.i:Ur1ojiNs.
Senate Joint Resolution,

PrOpeslRg nm Amendment "a arc.
etOns Three aW0 Five. Article
Four. Of the COwsteeutleW, ReWrs
Eantztng' the ei.Judlcfary Oe she
state.
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Sec. I. The Executive Depa tment shall CON- CON-:
sist Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Sec
retary of State, Auditor. Treasurer and Attor-
ney General. who shall be chosen BY the cleo
tors of the State. at the place Of voting fox.
members Of the General Assembly. and ct
time prescribed by law.