The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-23

give Or0CGIy OE ~Ay WOu0y
or other reward to a voter. Misde
meanor in the person receiving money,
reward. etc.
Sec. 4s. Misdemeanor to bet. etc on
any election.
Sec. A. As to election of United
States Senators. (See act of Congress
of July %, 1866
Sec. As. State divided into nine con-
gressional districts-unchanged except
Mitchell county moved from the eighth
to ninth.
Sec. 46. Provides for election of
Congressman in case of increase or de-
crease.
Sec. AZ. Election of members of Con-
gress to be held at same time as other
elections and to be conducted by the
sheriff and other persons.
Sec. 48. AS to special elections for
congressional vacancies.
Sec. 40. Governor to issue com
mission to the Congressman elect upon
his producing a certificate of election
from the Secretary of State.
Sec. so. Fixes compensation of reg
~istrars, sheriffs, etc 8, serving election
officers.
Sec. 81. Secretary of State may get
abstracts from clerks or registrars of
election, if none are sent him.
Sec 50. Provides for opening of re-
turns by Secretary of State and max
ing abstracts thereof.
Sec. So Secretary shall estimate the
vote for executive officers and publish
the same for the information of the
public.
Sec. 81 Justices of the Supreme
Court end other Judicial officers shall
be commissioned by the Governor and
terms shall begin an January LIST next
after the election.
Sec. IS. Prescribes penalty for reg
istering twice and causing another not
entitled to vote to be registered.
Sec. Sc. Persons challenged must
answer all the questions asked and per.
sons convicted and not restored to
citizenship voting guilty of an infamous
crime.
Sec. 81. Registrars and judges of cleo,
ton may administer oAths, preserve
order, etc, and send persons disobey,
ing to jail.
Sec. So. Vacancies in State and judi
cial Offices to be filed by special cleo
tions.
Sec. SO. Governor to call election to
fill vacancies in General Assembly.
Sec. go. Special election to be con-
Quoted under rules for general cleo
tions.
Sec. 81. Persons selling OF giving
away liquor in five miles of a polling
place except upon physicians certif-
cate, guilty of a misdemeanor.
Sec. 60. Unless otherwise provided,
all elections held on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November.
Sec. 63. Election of President and
Vice President to be held in 1896, and
every four years thereafter. Provides
for number Of electors I'll at PRESENT.
Sec. 81. Provides for one elector at
least from each congressional district.
Sec. IS. Provides for counting Of re-
turns by clerk and abstract thereof,
same as in case of State officers.
Sec. IS. Provides for tho opening
and counting of returns by the secre,
tary of State, who shall proclaim the
same. Electors to meet in Raleigh on
the Tuesday preceding the first We'd
nesday in December and to fill vacan-
cies in their number from the citizens
of the State. \
Sec. 81. Shall vote for President and
Vice President and do all things accord
ing to the constitution and acts Of Con-
gress.
Sec. 68. Provides for special election
in case of vacancies in Offices both of
President and Vice President.
Sec. SO. Elector chosen with his own
consent and failing to attend-except
pay $500. Provides penalties for max
gfalse returns, mutilating poll books,
or preventing candidates from having
copy of poll books.
SEC. 70. Compensation of Elector
same as member of the General Assem-
Sec. II. Voters privileged from ar
rest while attending election or going
to and from the same, except for a
breach of the peace OF a felony.
Sac. ~. Itemized statements must be
made by all candidates within ten days
after election, showing in detail all
expended. Failure to file
voucher forfeiture of Office.
Sec. 70. Persons who receive or con
tract to receive money or other valu