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shall receive embass dois and public ministers, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con 7
shall be chosen for four years, sec. 1,
qualifications for, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con
96
assembly rule 34
679
GENERAL INDEX.
PRESIDENT OF U. S -Continued. Page.
shall take care that the laws be faith-
fully executed, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con 7
shall commission all officers, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con ... 7
PRESIDENTS AND VICE-PRESIDENTS, of the United States, list of 191-192 presidents pro tem., U. S. senate. 193 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, list of in Wis-
consin 183 PRESIDENTIAL VOTES, popular, from 1856 to 1888 .. : 02-206
in Wisconsin, by counties, 1892, with pluranues ... 210-261 summary of popular and electoral, from 1789 to 1892 .. 207-209
of 1892 in Wisconsin by towns, wards, etc., with pluralities 210-261 of 1884, compared with 1888 298 in Wisconsin, 1848 to 1892 307
PRESS, freedom of, 1st amendment to U. S. con .. 9
freedom of, sec. 3, art. 1, state con. 13 PRESS ASSOCIATION of Wisconsin 576 press of Wisconsin .. 351-362 PREV. OUS QUESTION, its intention and ef- tect .. 57 can an amendment be moved during pendency of ...
57 43
cannot be put in committee
effect of, discussed 54-57
when admitted. senate rule 28 90 assembly rule 74. . 99 90 99
form of, senate rule 28 assembly rule 75 effect of, senate rule 28
90
assembly rule 76 .. 99
effect of, when main question is not or- dered, senate rule 28 .. 90
assembly rule 76 .. 99 of passing bills. 79 PROHIBITION PARTY, national and state platforms. 424-426 central committee 434
to be decided without debate, senate rule 28 90 90 assembly rule 75
one call of the house in order, serate rule 28. . 100 assembly rule 77
90
PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD,
population, area and debt
406
PRINCIPAL OF PUBLIC DEBT Of U. S., 403 1791-1832 .
PRINCIPAL FARM PRODUCTS, grown in state by counties, 1891 440-441
PRINCIPALS Of FREE HIGH SCHOOLS, list of, in state. 532 593 PRINTING, reports, joint rule 9. 90 number of hills, senate rule 29 102
assembly rule 41 97
for use of state and legislature to be let to the lowest bidder, sec. 25, art. 4, state con 17
PRISON, Wisconsin State 457 commissioners of. 129
PRIVILEGE, of parliament has gradually increased 37 of members of parliament .. 37-40 of senators and representatives. .38-40 of senators, constructive extent .. 39
of the two houses, cases of alleged breach of .. 29-40
of members commence by virtue of election .... 39 of members must be ascertained at the peril of the party violating 39 of members, the privileges of the house. 39
is violated by speaker not putting a question which was in order. 40 number of acreso', in state, with area
by counties
392-393
indian reservation -.
400
of one house in relation to the other, or in relation to a co-ordinate branch of government 40 PUBLIC LIBRARIES, list of, in state 444
PR VILEGE-Continued. Page. wreach of, party summoned or sent for on complaint of. 39 40 breach of, by king or executive .. breach of, by members, punishable by house only. 39 members of one house cannot be sum- moned by the other
44 neither house can exercise authority over members or officers of the other. 47 of a member, where he is charged or interested, etc .... 47 questions of, take precedence over all . 48, 57
PRIVILEGED, contestants for seats, as- sembly rule 4. 93 reporters, senate rule 14. 89
assembly rule 5. 93
state officers, ex-members, etc., senate rule 14. 63
assembly rule 5. . . 93
motions, assembly rules 93 and 94. 101 questions (see "Questions").
PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES, of members of congress, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con 4
of citizens (see "Citizens," also "Rights").
of the debtor to enjoy the necessary comforts of life to be recognized, sec. 17, art. 1, state con. 14
of members and officers of. the legisla- ture, sec. 15, art. 4, state con. 16
banking, not to be granted by the legis- ture, except, etc, sec, 1, art. 11, state con .. 23
PROCESS, style of, and how issued, sec. 17. ars. 6, state con. 21 issued under authority of the territory to remain valid, sec.4, art. 14, state con. 24
PROPERTY, congress to provide for the care of, public, sec, 3, art. 4, U. S. con . 7
shall not be taken for public use with- out just compensation, 5th amend ment to U. S. con 9 private, not to be taken for public use without compensation, sec. 13, art. 1, state con. 14
a reasonable amount to be exempt from sale on debt, sec. 17, art. 1, state con 14
of territory to vest in state, sec. 4, art. 14, state con .. 25
not to be taken by municipal corpora- tions without consent, etc., sec. 2, art. 11, state con. 23 valuation of real and personal, in state 394-395
PROSECUTIONS, criminal, how carried on, sec. 17, art. 7, state con ... 21 PUBLIC DEBT, not to be questioned, 14ti: amendment to U. S. con, sec. 4 .... of nations 11 407 PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (see "superintend- ent of public instruction," "uni- versity," "schools"), sec. 1, art. 10, state con. 22
PUBLIC LANDS, Whilen accrue to territory to vest in state (see "school and university lands"), sec. 2, art. 9, state con 22
a member cannot waive breach of. $9 organization of department of 563
680
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK. *
PUBLIC PROFERTY, organization of de- partment of. 535
of territory to vest in state, sec. 2, art. 9, state con 23 PUBLICATION OF LAWS and judicial decis- ions, sec. 21, art. 7, state con 21
PUBLIC SCHOOL, state for dependent and neglected children 493
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, population, etc., in state 594 595 school statistics 596
PUNISHMENT, cruel and unusual. prohib- ited, 8th amendment to U. S. con ..
10
cruel and unusual, not to be inflicted, sec. 6, art. 1, state con .. 13
Q.
QUALIFICATIONS, of voters at elections, sec. 1, art. 3. state con 15
of members of legislature, sec. 6, art. 4, state con 16 17
of governor, sec. 2, art. 5, state con ... of senators .. 40 of vo ers in each state. 414
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT 569 QUARREL in committee, must be settled in house .. 47
members must declare they will not prosecute. 4 4-47
9
a report of one house, not of right in the other house ... 54
REAL ESTATE, valuation for 1892. .392 393 RECEDE, question discussed. 66 effect of a vote to 66
RECEIPTS and disbursements, state, ag- gregate. 329
general fund 330
expenditures, accounts to be published, sec. 9, art 1, U. S. con 5
RECOGNIZANCE, executed under territorial government to remain valid, sec. 4, art. 14, state con. 25
RECOMMITMENT, effect of 55
RECONSIDERATION of bills, orders, instruc- tions, etc .. 64
question, by whom moved. 64
rule in relation, senate rule 29
90
assembly rule 65 . 99
RECORDS, how to be authenticated, sec. 1, art 4. U. S. con 7
REDEMPTION FUND ..
336
REGENTS, of normal schools. 472
motions to amend, have precedence over motions to strike out . 59 of order (incidental), how far it shall supersede any other. 56 of University of Wisconsin. 460 REGIMENTAL field and staff officers. .. 580-581 REGISTERS OF DEEDS, list of. division of, how made. 59 what are divisi de CO 586 when and how chosen. term of office, sec. 4, art. 6, state con .. 18 when divided, each point open to de bate and amendment. . 60 REGISTRATION of votes may be required, sec. 1, art. 3, state con. 31 REGULATIONS. post-office .. 481-482
(co-existing) what suspends and what removes from the house an exist- ing question 60
equivalent. what is considered ... ... 60-61 to be resumed in statu quo when sus- pended by want of a qnorm. .... previous (see "Previous Question").
64
QUORUM, for business, what shall be, sec. 5, art 1. U. S con .. 4
of states in choosing president of the house of representatives, sec. 1, art. 2. U S con. .. 6
what shall constitute in each house, sec. 7. art. 4, state con. .. 16
what shall constitute in each house, see. 8, art. 8, state con. 21
UUORUM - Continued. Page. what shall constitute in supreme court, sec. 4, art. 7. state con. 19. 33 only shall do business. .. 41 what number shall be .. 41
how attendance of may be compelled .. 41 any me.nber may desire a count for the purpose of ascertaining 41 not present, suspends the question. 41
QUORUMS, what shall constitute, senate rule 8. . 88 assembly rule 2. 93
in absence of, course to be pursued. senate rule 8 88
assembly rule 2. 93
R.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER'S DEPARTMENT, organization of 562 list of. . 133
vote on, 1892. 304
RAIDROAD (Wisconsin) Farm Mortgage Land Co ... 336
RAILROADS, mileage of, in state. 413
RANDALL AND WHITNEY. 'eference to the case, br ach of privilege
38
READING. of paper, right to require 54
question of privilege, arising from, has precedence. 44 a question of, first put 57 a speech is not a right .. 54
QUARTERED, no soldier to be quartered on a citizen (3d amendment) U. S. con. QUESTIONS. how stated and decided, sen- ate rule ? .. 87
division of, assembly rule 61. 98 on passage of bills, assembly rule 91. .. 101 general rule for putting 55 the propriety of certain consider d. 55
removed from before the house for ad- journment .. 60
may be debated between the count of the affirmative and negative. 61 61
manner of putting
must not speak or move about while putting.
64 must decide peremptorily if any diffi- culty arise.
one house cannot question t e other .. privileze, what shall be.
in filing blanks 56
in reference to committees. 50
in amending amendments, and agree or disagree 66
64 67 48
RELIGION, no law to be made against free exercise of, 1st amendment to U. S. 9 con .. constitutional provisions relative to, sec. 18, art. 1, state con .... 14 RELIGIOUS TEST, not required, art. 6, U. S. con 8
not to be required as a qualification for office, sec. 19, art. 1. state con ..... 14
belief of witness not to render him in- competent, sec. 19, art. 1. state con societies, no money to be drawn from
14 the treasury for support of, sec. 8, art. 1, state con. 14
REMONSTRANCE and petition, distinction. 48
681
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REMOVAL from office in case of impeach-
ment, sec. 1. art. 7, state con. 18
of what officers by the governor, sec.
4, art. 6, state con. 18,32 REPEAL, of acts of incorporation, sec. 11, state con .... 23 REPORT of cominittee, how to proceed in house ... 51 54
of one house not to be read in the other REPORTERS, legislative. (See diagrams of assembly and senate) ..
2
privilege to floor, senate rule 14. 89
assembly rule 5
93
REPORTS, majority and minority, assem- bly rule 22 95 papers to lay on the table until printed, assembly rule 23 ... 95
ordered printed by the house first pre- sented to, joint rule 9. . . 102
REPRESENTATION, of a state, vacancies in, supplied until a new election by
executive authority, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con ..
REPRESENTATIVES, HOUSE OF
of whom composed.
shall choose their speaker and other officers. .
42
powers of, in relation to the rules and conduct of its members 45
composed of members chosen every second year, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S con qualifications of members of, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con ..
3
constitutional provisions concerning, sec. 6, art, S. state con. 21 RIDERS, amend engrossed bills by . 62
3
3 RIGHTS, of citizens of the several states, sec. 2, art. 4, U. S. Con. 7 liberty of conscience 'in' matters of religion, 1st amendment to U. S. 9 con ..
3
freedom of speech, and of the press, 1st amendment to U. S con. .. 9
4 4
of citizens to assemble and petition, 1st amendment to U. S. coll ..
9 to keep and bear arms, 2d amendment U. S con. ...
9
4
may determine the rules of proceed- ings, sec, 5, art. 1, U. S. con .. .. may punish or expel a member, sec. 5. art. 1, U. S. con ..
4
shall keep a journal and publish the same, sec. 5, art 1, U. S. con.
4
shall not adjourn for more than three days, nor to any other place, with- out the consent of the senate, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con.
4 4
apportionment of, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con
compensation of, to be ascertained by law, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con .... 4
privilege from arrest except in cer- tain cases, sec. 6. art. 1. U. S. con .. 4 shall not be questioned for speech or debate in the house, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con 4
shall not be appointed to office, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con. 4
shall not serve as electors of presi- dent, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con 6
and direct taxes apportioned accord- ing to numbers, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con ... 3
Page. I REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS-Con. Page. how apportioned, 14th amendment to U. S. con., sec. 2. 10 qualifications of. 41
and senators elected to congress
from Wisconsin. 189-190 Fifty-third, members of .. 527
apportionment 190 541
REPRIEVES, granted by the president, sec. 2, art. 3, U. S. con 8-9
granted by the governor, sec. 6, art. 5, state con. 17 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL AND STATE PLAT- FORMS, 18:0. .. 427-429 state central committees. .430-431
RESOLUTION, on bill reported by commit- tee, how acted upon, assembly rule 86 100
RESOLUTION AND ORDER, distinction 49 to pay money in order. 49
68
when to be presented for approval .. order or vote requiring the concur- rence of both hous s. to undergo the formalities of bills, sec. 7, art. 1, state con
4
RESOLUTIONS, introduction of, assembly rule 36 90
to be committed, assembly rule 39. 97 to take same course as bills, joint rule 20 104 appended to constitution 29 REVENUE BILLS, to originate in the house of representatives, sec. ? , art. 1, 4 U. S. con.
3
apportionment of, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con .. .. vacancies in, how supplied, sec 2, art. 1, U. S. con
shall choose its onicers, sec. 2, art. 1, U S. con ...
shall have power of impeachment, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con
shall be judge of the election and qualifications of its members, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S con.
quorum in sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con ... any number may adjourn aud compel the attendance of absentees, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con ..
4
exempt from the quartering of soldiers, . 3 1 amendment, U. S con. . secure from unreasonable searches or seizures, 4th amendment, U. S. con . .
9
9 free from answering for a crime unless on presentment or indictment of jury, 5th amendment, U. S. con ... not to be twice jeopardized for same 9 9 offense, 5th amendment. U. S. con. compelled to be a witness against 9 himself, 5th amendment, U S. con deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law; 5th amendment, U. S. con.
9 private property not to be taken for public use without just compensa- tion, 5th amendment, U. S con 9
in criminal prosecution, shall · njoy the riglit of a speedy trial by jury with all the means necessary for his defense, 6th amendment, U. S. con ..
9
in civil cases, trial to be by jury, and shall only be re-examined accord- ing to common law,6th amendment, U. S. con
9 excessive bail shall not be required nor fines imposed, nor cruel or unusual punishment inflicted, 8th amend- ment, U. S con .. 10
enumeration of certain right ; shall not operate against retained rights, 9th amendment, U. S. con 10
one-fifth of, may require the yeas and nays, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con .. . . shall originate bills for raising rev- enue, sec. 7, art. 1, U. S. con .. 4 REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, qualifi- cations of voters for, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con. 3 3
3 41 41
3
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RIGHTS-Continued. Page.
of the people to be secure in their per-
sons, houses, etc , sec. 11, art. 1, state con 14
13
of the accused, sec. 7, art. 1, state con equality of, and how secured, sec. 1, art. 1, state con .. 13 SCRIPT, state, not to be issued in certain of the people to assemble, consult and petition. sec. 4, art. 1, state con ... 13 21 of worship, not to be infringed, sec. 18, art. 1, state con 14 cases, sec 9, art. 8, state con. .. . . SEAL OF STATE, who to keep, sec. 4, art. 13, state con 24 what acts of governor to be authenti- cated thereby, sec 4, art. 13, state con ... 24
to continue as if no change in govern- ment, sec. 1, art. 14, state con 24
RIVER FALLS NORMAL SCHOOL 441
view of. 160
RIVERS, navigable, to be common high- ways, sec. 1, art. 9, state con 22
ROOT CROP, bushels, by counties 441 RULES and orders, of each house, to what cases they shall apply . 48-70
each house shall determine its own, sec. 5, art 1, U. S. con. 4
not to be rescinded without notice, sen- ate rule 54 92
assembly rule 95. 101 joint rule 25. 104 assembly rule 95 101
RYE, bushels grown, by counties
440
S.
ST. CROIX & Lake Superior Railroad Trespass Fund 336 depost fund ... 336
SCHEDULE OF CONSTITUTION, art. 14. 24
SCHOOLS, number of in state
594-595
population of, in state. 594-595 county superintendents of 591 city superintendents of 590 principals of free high .. .592-593
SCHOOL CENSUS STATISTICS, children be- tween 4 and 20, in cities, with num- ber of teachers .. 594
same in counties, with number of dis- tricts, school houses and seating capacity . 596
SCHOOL DISTRICTS, legislature to estab- lish, sec 3, art. 10, state con ... 22
to be uniform and to be free, sec. 3, art. 10, state con. . 22
no sectarian instruction allowed there- in, sec. 3, art. 10, state con. 22
annual tax to be raised for the support of, sec. 4, art. 10, state con .. 22 adjournment of ... 63
state, for dependent and neglected children 493 view of school. 480 SCHOOL FUND. 332
amount and nature. 332 income, amount and nature 333
what to consist of, sec. 2, art. 10, state con .. 22
to remain separate and perpetual, sec. 2, art. 10, state con .. 22
how interest of to be applied, sec. 2, art. 10, state con .. 22
how interest of, to be distributed, sec. 2. art. 10, state con 22
SCHOOL HOUSES, number in state, with seating capacity . 591
SCHOOL STATISTICS, census and sunmary of .591 595
Page. SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS, of what to consist, sec. 2, art. 10. 22. who to sell, sec. 7, art. 10, state con. .. 23: purchase money of, how secured, ssc. 8, art. 10, state con 23
SEAMEN, not to be deemed residents, sec. 5, art. 3, state con 15
SEARCH WARRANTS, when and how is- sued, sec. 11, art. 1, state con .. 14 SEARCHES AND SEIZURES. constitutional provisions relating thereto, sec. 11, art. 1, state con ... 14
security against, 4th amendment U. S. con . 9
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. where to be, sec. 6, art. 14. state con .. 25 exclusive legislation, sec. 8, art 1, U. S. con 5
his duties, and to be ex-oficio auditor, sec 2, art. 6, state con 18
to be one of commissioners for sale of school lands, etc., sec. 7, art. 10. state con. 23
to be keeper of the Great Seal, sec. 4, art. 13. state con .. 24 biographical sketch of. €21
vote for. 1892 302
SECRETARIES OF STATE, list of 130. of territory of Wisconsin. 119
vote on, 1892. .
302
SECTIONS, numbered by the clerk. 59
SENATE, call to order, senate rule 1. 87 87 president of, senate rule 2. 82 president of, pro tem., senate rule 4 .. . general duties of president of, senate rules 2 and 3. . . . 87
hour of meeting of, senate rule 50. 92
statistical list of, for 1893. 599 statistical list of employes for 1893. 610. standing committees for 1893 607
joint. . 609
alphabetical list of, with committees on which members served. 600 power of, in relation to rules and the conduct of members. .46-47
equal division of, to be determined by the vice president. 64
sessions of, what constitutes.
70
SENATE UNITED STATES, composed of two senators from each state, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. coll 3.
vice president to be president of the, Sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con .. 3.
shall choose its officers, sec. 3, art. 7,U. S. con 3 shall be the judge of the election and qualification of its members, sec. 5, art. 1, U.S. con.
4
what number shall be a quorum in sec 5. art. 1. U. S. con 4 any number of the. may adjourn, and compel the attendance of absen- tees. sec. 5. art. 1. U. S. con .... 4
may determine its rules, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con .. 4
suspension of, senate rule 54. 92 SEATS, drawing of, how 75 SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, vote in joint rule 25 104 by counties, towns, etc., 1892 .. 265-267 summary of, with, on governor, 1892 .. 267 SECRETARY OF STATE, when to act as gov- ernor, sec. 8, art. 5, state con. . 18 when and how.chosen, and his term of office, sec. 1, art. 6, state con 18
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SENATE, U. S .- Continued. Page.
may punish or expel a member, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con. 4
shall keep a journal aud publish the same, except parts requiring se- cresy, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con.
shall not adjourn for more than three days, nor to any other place with- out the consent of the other house, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con. 4
one-fifth of, may require the yeas and nays, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con 4
may propose amendments to bills for raising revenues, sec. 7, art. 1, U. S. con ... 4
shall try impeachments, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con.
3
effect of judgment of, on impeach- ment, sec. 3, art .. 1, U. S. con .... 4 .. power of, in relation to rules and the conduct of members .. .37.40 equal division of, to be determined by the vice president .. 63 adjournment of 69
session of, what constitutes
presidents pro tem .. 193
SENATE DISTRICTS, how formed and num- bered, sec. 5, art. 4, state con .... 16, 31 state divided into, sec. 12, art. 14, state con. 26
map, apportionment 1891 back
SENATE, WISCONSIN, STATE (see senate), sec. 5, art. 4, state con. 16
front diagram of chamber
in absence of, to be elected, assembly clerks of .. .. 183 rule 12. . 94 sergeant-at-arms 184
emp.oyes of. 1893 610
SENATORS, U. S., how chosen, classed and terms of service, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con ... 3
qualifications of, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con .. . 3
compensation of, to be determined by law, sec 6, art. 1, U. S. con ...
privileged from arrest, sec. 6, art. 1, U S . con ..
not questioned for any speech or de- bate, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S con ... 4
shall not be appointed to office, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con. 4
shall not be presidential electors, sec. 1. art 2, U. S. con 6
and representatives, elections of. how prescribed, sec. 4, art. 1, U. S. con .... 4
state senators, how chosen and when, amended, sec. 5, art. 4, state con .. 31 1848 to 1893 inclusive 134-135 and representatives in 53d con-
gress. 526-530 from Wisconsin since organization of state .599-600 state, for 1893, list of. 135-142 biographical sketches of 617
United States, method of election of ... 105
SENTENCE, governor may suspend execu- tion of, in case of treason, sec. 6, art 5, state con 17
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. senate rule 12. 88 assembly rule 18. 94
his general duties, senate rule 12. 76-88 assembly rule 18. . 91
of legislature since 1848 179
SESSION, what constitutes 70
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. vote in by counties. towns, etc., 1892.279-282 SHEEP BREEDERS' AND WOOL GROWERS' ASSOCIATION, list of officers of ... 576 SHEEP AND LAMBS, number in state by . . counties ... 439
SHERIFF, when and how chosen, and term
of office, sec. 4, art. 6, state con .. 18-32
SHERIFF -- Continued. Page.
to hold no other office, and ineligible next term, sec 4, art. 6, state con. 18-32 SHERIFFS, list of, by counties 540 SIGNERS, of United States constitution ... 11 of Wisconsin constitution .. 30 SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, vote in, by counties, towns, etc , 1892 275
SLAVERY, and involuntary servitude abol- ished, except for crime, 13th amend- ment U. S .. con ... 10
not to exist in state, sec. 2, art. 1. state con .
13
SLAVES, their importation may be pro- hibited after 1808, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con .. 5 escaping from one state to another may be reclaimed, sec. 2, art. 4, U. S. 7 con ...
SOLDIERS, not quartered on citizens, 3d amendment U. S. con. 9
not to be deemed residents, sec. 5, art. 3, state con 15
SOLDIERS' NATIONAL HOME 196 view of . after 496 SPEAKER, how chosen, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con 3
to be elected, assembly rule 8 93 his general duties, assembly rule 9. ... 93-94 to preserve order, assembly rule 10. 94 may speak, assembly rule 10. 94 may call a member to the chair, as- sembly rule 11 94
shall vote on call of ayes and noes, as- sembly rule 13 91
to sign acts, assembly rule 17. 94
to appoint cominittees, assembly rule 9 94 may clear the gallery, assembly rule 6. 93
manner of choosing. 42
absence of, from sickness, another chosen.
42
40 42
4 violates order by not putting question. clerk puts question before election of .. 4 may be removed at will of house 42 not to speak, unless to order 46 reads sitting, rises to put a question .. . 53 cannot refuse an amendment inconsis- tent .. 53
to decide point of order that arises in putting questions promptly, may ask advice of old meinbers. 53
SPEAKERS, of the assembly since 1848 182 of U. S. house of representatives 194 SPECIAL ORDERS (see "Orders") 61 SPEECH, freedom of, 1st amendment U. S. con .... 9
right of, cannot read. 54 liberty of, sec. 3, art. 1, state con. 13 in debates, sec. 16, art. 4, state con 16 SQUARE MILES in state, by counties. 392
of various states 409
of various foreign countries
406
STATE, every, guaranteed a republican form of government protected by the United States, sec. 4, art. 4, U. S. con 8
STATE OF WISCONSIN (see "Wisconsin"), boundaries. sec. 1, art. 2, state con 14
not to interfere with primary disposal of soil, sec. 2, art. 2, state con ... 15 nor regulation of congress securing ti- tle to purchasers, sec 2, art. 2, state con 15
not to impose tax on United States lands. sec. 2, art. 2, state con 15 suits against. sec. 27, art. 4, state con. 17
credit of, not to be loaned, sec. 3, art. 8, state con. 21
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