The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Clayton Writes MT. Mallory
 On Qualifications of Electors

State. except justices of the peace. con- stables. notaries public and commis- sioners of deeds.
 Sec. 2sz. It Ia made the duty of the General Assembly to enact all laws necessary to give effect to the pro- visions of this Consultation.
 Article WILL Consultation of Aia- bama. 1901:
 Sec. 1ss. No person shall be quail ned to vote or participate in any |pri- mary election. (a) party conventfou, mass meeting or other method of party action of any political party or faction, who shall not possess the qualifications prescribed in this article for an eiec- tor. or who shall be disquaiified from votiag under the provisions of this article. .ssis%
 Article V. constitutlon of Alabama. 1901: 5s
 Sec. iss. No person shall be eii- gible to the once of Attorney General. State Auditor, Secretary of State. State Treasurer. Superintendent of Ediica- ton or Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, unless he shall have been citizen. of the United States at least seven years. and shall have re- sided in this State at least i've years preceding his election. and shall be at least twenty-nve years old when elected tiSs
 Article VI. Consultation, of Alabama. 1901:
 Sec. i54. chancellors and judges of all courts of record. shall have been citizens of the United States and of this State five years next preceding their election or appointment, and shall be not less than twenty-five years of age. and. except Judges of Probate Courts, shall be learned insthe law.
 Article w. Constitution of Alabama. 1901: .s. fa
 Sec. 1T. fstate. Senators shall be at least twenty-five years of age and Representatives twenty-one years of age at the time of their election. They shall have been citizens and residents of this State for three. years and resi- dents of their respective counties or districts for one year next before their election If such county or district shah have been so long established; but if not then of, the county or district from which the same. shall have been taken. and they shall reside in their respect i've counties or districts during their term of office. -e
 Chapter as. Art IT.. Code of Ala bama. 1907: a
 Sec. lfs7 tso5s), (a41).. (14s). (144). l05.) Persons ineligible to ofice. The persons who are Ineligible to and disquaiified for holding office un- der the authority of this State are:
 1. Those who are not qualified elee- tors except as otherwise expressiy provided. 2. Those who have not been inhab- itants of the state. etc. the period re- quired by the Constitutions and laws of the State.
 3, Those who shall have been con- victed of treason. emhezzlements of public funds malfeasance in o4fice. lar csny, bribery, or any other crime pun ishable by imprisonment in the peni- tentiary and those who are idiots or insane: sssa
 (. Those who have given. accepted or knowingly carried chsllenge- F
 s. Those against whom there, is judgment unpaid for any money re- ceived by them in any official capacity. due to the United States, the State of Alabama or any county or municipal. G.: Soldiers. seamsn or mariners in the regular army or navy of the Unit. ed States.
 T. No person holding an once of profit under the United States shall, during his continuance in such office, hold any efice of profit under this State; nor shall any person hold two Oftc9S or pIOut dt 3onc Att0 tiAS - time under this State except notaries public. se .s y
 Note.-under the Constitution. Jus tices of the Peace, constables and Com missioners of Deeds also. are excepted, but by, the above. paragraph of Sec. 14e7, they are made ineligible.
 Sec 14ss. (3057l, (z44), (i62),, (i41), (iOs) Code of Alabama 1907: s.
 All oflcers must reside in this state.
 Art. ", Sec. 331, (157S), (s3O. (2ls.) Code of Alabama, 1907:
 The following. .ofiicers in the State shall be elected by the qualified elec- tors thereof = electors Tor President and vice-President of. the United States (March 6. 1S7s.-p, 1oSo
 Sec. ss2.. (fS74b. (S3s). (24t). Code of Alabama. 1901:
 General Election.--General elections throughout this State shall be held for .s electors for President and Vice President of the United States. (March S.. 1878, D. 1o3.)
 { Sec. 33s. (157s)s (34s), (24sG Code of AlabameSA BOT:
 Electors for President and vice-Pres- ident of the United States shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1909, and every fourth year thereafter. (March 6. 1s7e), p. 1O3.)
 Art. xx.. Sec AS. (1s5s). 435),