The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-28
AMENDMENT no. 9.


Amend Sec. of Arr. q the same being Sec.
81 OF the revised statutes of 1881, to read:
In all elections not otherwise provided for
by the constitution, every male citizen OF the
United States of the age of twenty-one years
and upward, who shall have resided in the
United States during one year. and in the
township sixty days, and in the ward or pre-
cinct thirty days Immediately preceding such
election, and every male citizen of foreign birth
OF the ace OF twenty-one years and upward
who shall have resided in the United States
year. and who shall have resided in The state
during year. and in the township sixty
days, and IN the ward or precinct thirty days
Immediately preceding such election, and shall
have dec ared his intention to become a cit
izen OF the United States on the subject of nat
uraizaton shall be EMIT ell to vote in the
township or precinct where he may reside, If
he shall have been duly registered according
to law"
AMENDMENT NO 8.
Amend Sec. of Art. Z of the constitution of
the state OF Indiana. rs follows:
"Sec. Z. There shall be elected by the voters
of the state at the general election to he held
In the year 1892 and ever four years thereafter,
n clerk OF the supreme court whose duties shall
be prescribed by law, who shall hold his Office
for four years, commencing on the first Monday
in January after his election, and shall not be
eligible TO election to more than one term of
four years in any period OF eight years"
AMENDMENT NO. l.
Amend Sec. of Art. 6 of the constitution of
the state OF Indiana 10 read as follows:
"Sec. /. There shall be eiecte by the vo-
tiers of the state at the general election TO be
held in the year 1892, aud every four years
thereafter, secretary. an auditor and treasurer
of state and on attorney general, who shall sew
orally hold their Offices for Tour years, CON-
mencing on the first Monday in January
after their election. They shall perform such
duties as may be enjoIned by law, and no per-
son shall be eligible to either of said offices
more than Que term OF four years in any period
OF eight years..
AMENDMENT NO. s.
Proposed amendment to Sec. s of Art. s of
the constitution.
'Sec. g. There shall be elected by the voters
OF the state nj the general election to be held
in the year 1892 aud every four years there
after, a state superintendent OF public instrue-
ton, who shall hold his Office for term of
four years, commencing on the first Monday in
January after his election, whose duties and
compensation shall be prescribed by aw, aud
who shall not be eligible to hold said office
more than one term of four years in any period
of eight years"
AMENDMENT NO. 6.
Amend Secs. anG 5. Art. 7, of the oonstitu.
ton, as follows:
''Sec. .. The supreme court shall consist Of
not less than i've nor more than nine judges, q
majority OF whom shall form a quorum. They
so long behave well: Provided. That the gen.
eral assembly shall provide by law for dividing
the judges TO be elected into classes as nearly
equal as may be; also the time at which the
judges shall be elected and for filling any va
canoy that may occur in such court. The
seats of the first class shall be vacated at the
expiration of tour years, so that one-half there.
of. or as nearly as may be, shall be chosen
every four years thereafter"
That Sec. OF said Art. be amended to read
as follows:
'Ssc. s. The general assembly may provide
by law Tor the supreme court to sit in d visions
or in bank; also the manner in which the de-
cisions shall be rendered and the business con-
Quoted"
AMENDMENT NO. Z.
Amend Sec. OF Art to read as follows:
"Sec. /. The militia shall consist of all able
bodied persons between the ages OF eighteen
and iorty-hve years, except ch as may be ex-
empt by the laws of the United States. or of
this state. and shall be organized. oficered,
equipped and trained 10 such manner &c may
be provided by law"
AMENDMENT no. S.
Amend Sec. 49, the same being Sec 125 of
the revised statutes OF 1884, of Art 4, 10 read as
follows:
1.-The members of the general assembly shall
receive for their services an annual salary, to
be fixed by law but no increase of compensa-
ton shall take effect during the session at
which such increases may be made. All regu-
lar and special sessions of the general assem-
bly, shall continue and be in session until the
legislative and all business required TO be ef-
fected thereby shall have been ompleted, or
so long as by the members thereof may be
deemed advisable"
AMENDMENT NO. 9.
Amend Sec 81 Of Art. 7 to read rs follows:
Sec. 81. Every person OF good moral
character being n voter shall be entitled to adj
mission 10 practice law in all courts Of justice
upon such conditions and terms as may be
prescribed By law.