The New Constitution of the State of Illinois: Ratified by the People, July 2, 1870J.W. Amerman, printer, 1871 - 34 pages |
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... vote of the people of the State , at a general election , and have been approved by a majority of all the votes polled at such election . The General Assembly shall never loan the credit of the State , or make appropria- tions from the ...
... vote of the people of the State , at a general election , and have been approved by a majority of all the votes polled at such election . The General Assembly shall never loan the credit of the State , or make appropria- tions from the ...
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... vote for more than two candidates for Circuit Judge . If , upon canvassing the votes for and against the adop- tion of this Constitution , it shall appear that there has been polled a greater number of votes against than for it , then ...
... vote for more than two candidates for Circuit Judge . If , upon canvassing the votes for and against the adop- tion of this Constitution , it shall appear that there has been polled a greater number of votes against than for it , then ...
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... poll - books , tally - lists , and forms of return , and twice the number of properly prepared printed ballots for ... votes for the adoption or rejection of this Constitution , and for or against the Articles and Sections respectively ...
... poll - books , tally - lists , and forms of return , and twice the number of properly prepared printed ballots for ... votes for the adoption or rejection of this Constitution , and for or against the Articles and Sections respectively ...
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... votes polled were against the new Constitution , " then so much thereof as was not separately submitted to be voted on by Articles and Sections shall be null and void . If it shall appear that a majority of the votes polled are " for ...
... votes polled were against the new Constitution , " then so much thereof as was not separately submitted to be voted on by Articles and Sections shall be null and void . If it shall appear that a majority of the votes polled are " for ...
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adjournment adoption or rejection amendments Article entitled Assembly shall pass Assembly shall provide assessments Auditor of Public bill Chicago Circuit Court Company compensation consignee Constitution Cook county county clerk County Courts county seat Court of Cook courts of record criminal DAILY EXPRESS dollars in counties duties elected and qualified elected or appointed electors expiration fees Gen'l Supt hold his office House of Representatives Illinois Central Railroad jurisdiction Justice Lieutenant Governor Lord one thousand majority manner members elected Minority Representation Monday municipal corporation oath otherwise provided paid Peace person population prescribed by law provided by law purpose railroad corporation Railroads or Private ratio receive Recorder of Deeds Recorder's Court resident respectively salaries Secretary section relating Senate separately submitted session successor Sundays excepted Supreme Court taxes term of office thereafter thereof thousand eight hundred thousand inhabitants three-fifths tion Treasury unless vacancies votes cast votes polled writs of election