from State, or United States - page 35

bailable, when - page 5

how holden to answer on criminal charge - page 5

to be heard in defence - page 4

to have compulsory process for witnesses - page 5

to be confronted with witnesses - page 4

right of - page 6

removal by - page 41

bail not to be excessive - page 5

How originated, amended and passed - page 10

rejected-not to pass during same session - page 10

to be presented to Governor for approval - page 21

proceedings thereon - page 21

reconsideration of - page 21

if not returned within five days—what - page 21

if presented one day before adjournment - page 21

of appropriations in bills, approval, &c - page 21

U. S. Constitution, laws and treaties, supreme - page 3

social compacts may be formed - page 4

no religious tests required - page 4

no exclusive privileges - page 4

of worship and support of ministry - page 4

of conscience and religion - page 4

truth of publication may be given in evidence - page 4

jury to determine law and facts, when - page 4

of seizures and searches - page 4

To be recorded - page 38

Of members of Legislature - page 11

laws to exclude from office and suffrage for - page 34

(See " Seat of Government.")

imprisonment for life may be substituted for - page 24-26

death penalty, for what offenses - page 26

Of Secretary of Convention - page 43

of Commission - page 47

of Elections, to be returned to Commanding General - page 45-46

(See " Supreme Court" and "Justices of Peace.")

of Counties, to receive returns - page 15

adoption of - page 36

of Supreme Court, term of office, bond of, and removal of - page 23

of District Court, how elected, term of office, duties of, and removal of - page 24

who are - page 38

ineligible to Legislature - page 11

to prescribe place and regulations for holding elections for ratification of Constitution - page 45

Returns to be made to - page 45

of State, District and County officers, also Congressional - page 45-46

Certificates of their election to be given by him - page 45-46

requested to enforce declaration - page 46

be in name of the State - page 19

how signed, sealed and attested - page 19

of Sheriffs and Justices of the Peace - page 27

election, qualification, term of office, duties of - page 20

impeachment of - page 29

Of members of Legislature - page 11-12

of Governor - page 17

of Lieutenant Governor - page 19

of President of the Senate for time being - page 19

of Secretary of State - page 21

of Comptroller - page 21

of Treasurer - page 21

of Commissioner of Land Office - page 21

of Judges of Courts - page 25

of District Attorney - page 25

of Sheriff - page 27

of District Clerks - page 27

of Justices of the Peace - page 27

of other officers, agents and contractors - page 34-35

deductions from salaries-when made - page 35

salaries not to be paid-when - page 41

Election of - page 19

Qualifications - page 19

term of office - page 20

duties - page 20

impeachment of - page 29

For obtaining witnesses - page 4-5

right of - page 4

no religious test as qualification for office - page 4

in matters of worship and its support - page 4

to serve process, when - page 26

appointment of - page 27

term of office - page 27

removal of - page 27

the Legislature to give effect to - page 42

amendments - page 42

Election for ratification or rejection of

together with the laws and treaties made in pursuance thereof, acknowledged to be the supreme law - page 3

this Constitution in harmony with, and subordinate to - page 3

obligation of, not to be impaired by law - page 5

no law against enforcement of - page 5

Importation of, prohibited - page 6

(See "Justice of the Peace.")

New Counties, establishment of - page 37

size of - page 37

number of qualified jurors in - page 37

suffrage - page 37

size of old counties - page 37

qualified jurors in - page 37

counties united, when - page 38

to provide poor houses - page 38

( See " Justice of the Peace.")

to be open to all persons - page 5

Criminal - page 22

District - page 22 to 28

Justice and Police - page 22 to 28

Supreme - page 22 to 28

jury to assess fines and impose punishment in - page 24

exceptions to this - page 24

to be recorded - page 38

Imprisonment for, forbidden - page 5

of State or County-sinking fund for - page 37

of State, created during rebellion, null and void - page 40

Iegislature prohibited from paying such - page 40

of unpaid balances at beginning of rebellion - page 40

Establishing Congressional Districts - page 44

for elections - page 44

From salaries, when made - page 35

Of Judges to sit on trials - page 25

proceedings on - page 25

exchanges, because of - page 25

appointments, because of - page 25

of voters - page 28

Senatorial - page 8, 9, 13, 14,15-16

Representative - page 8, 9, 13, 14, 15-16

apportionment of Senators and Representatives - page 14

returns to be received by Chief Justices - page 15

Judicial - page 23

Congressional - page 44

To receive instructions from Attorney General - page 20

election of term of office, and salary - page 25

State to be divided into Judicial Districts - page 23

one Judge for each district - page 23

terms of Court - page 23

election to be had as to election of Judges after July 4, 1876 - page 23

Jurisdiction - page 23-24

Clerk of

to be Clerk of Police and County Courts - page 24

Judges, how removed - page 24-25

For State, County and District officers, where - page 8

polls, to be open, how long - page 8

to be general - page 12

for Judges - page 23

by ballot, when - page 34

in Legislature, how - page 34

contested - page 34

returns to Commanding General, when - page 45, 46

of Representatives - page 8, 9

of Senators - page 8, 9

for ratification of Constitution

of State officers at time of Constitutional, provisions for - page 45

for members of Congress - page 46

Declarations

who are, residence of, registration of - page 7, 8

where may vote, privilege from arrest, when - page 7, 8

duelling, effect on - page 34

conviction of certain crimes, effect on - page 34

None but voters eligible - page 9

of members of Legislature - page 8, 9

of members, to other offices - page 11

of school fund - page 30

Law of, not allowed - page 6

no person deprived of rights because of color, race and previous condition - page 6

to be in charge of Comptroller - page 20

recovery of - page 23

of deceased persons - page 24

to issue after adjournment, how - page 13

consists of what - page 16

how elected - page 16

terms of office in - page 16

powers and duties of - page 17, 18, 19, 20

and punishment of members of Legislature - page 9

for bribery - page 11

Definition of, tried for, punishment of - page 26

of fines of less grade, how tried - page 26

may be remitted, when - page 18

when assessed by jury - page 24

To be in Charge of Comptroller - page 20

recovery - page 23

towards loyal persons during rebellion, how redressed - page 40

(See '' Commanding General.'') - page 45

departments of - page 7-16

election of - page 16

inauguration of - page 17

salary of - page 17

to be Commander-in-Chief of militia - page 17

exception thereto - page 17

may require information from executive officers - page 17

may fill vacancies, when - page 17

may convene Legislature, when - page 17

shall give information to Legislature - page 17

to have laws faithfully executed - page 17

may grant reprieves and pardons, when - page 18

may remit fines and forfeitures, when - page 18

may respite sentences, when, and how long - page 18

must file reasons therefor - page 18

shall make nominations to fill vacancies in Legislature, when - page 18

shall not nominate rejected persons, when - page 18

shall reside, where - page 18

shall hold no other office - page 18

shall call out militia, when - page 28

impeachment of - page 29

Appointment of - page 24

settlement with - page 24

not to be suspended except by act of Legislature, &c. - page 5

to be issued by Supreme and District Courts - page 23

when located, size of - page 33

exempt from forced sales - page 36

exemptions - page 36

consent of wife - page 36

By person, corporation or company - page 38-39

exemplary damages for - page 39

by whom recoverable - page 39

Members-how chosen, term of office - page 8

sessions, annual - page 8

qualifications of Legislature - page 8-9

House to consist of ninety members - page 8

to elect Speaker and other officers - page 9

each House is to be judge of election and qualifications of its own members - page 9

contested elections determined by law - page 9

two-thirds constitute quorum - page 9

less may adjourn - page 9

may compel attendance of members - page 9

may determine rules of order - page 9

may punish and expel members, how - page 9

shall keep journals and publish same - page 9

yeas and nays, when to be entered on journals - page 9

members may dissent, protest, &c. - page 9

vacancies. how filled - page 9

may punish persons not members, when and how - page 10

sessions open, when - page 10

adjournment - page 10

origination, passage or rejection of bills - page 10

not to pass private or special laws - page 10

not to vacate roads and streets - page 10

rejected bills not to pass, or substance - page 10

not to authorize lotteries - page 11

elections to be general - page 12

number of Senators, how apportioned - page 12

election of United States Senators by - page 12

impeachment in - page 29

who are - page 38

estates of - page 24

Bureau, its objects - page 33

Board, its duties and powers - page 33

Superintendent, his duties and powers - page 33

Agencies, where and for what - page 33

Appropriations, objects of - page 33

Power of, where vested - page 28

of the Governor - page 29

of the Secretary of State - page 29

of the Treasurer - page 29

of the Comptroller - page 29

of the Judges - page 29

judgment in case of - page 29

officers to be suspended in, when - page 29

prohibited - page 5

for life, may be substituted for capital punishment - page 24

Trial on, in cases of felony - page 26

of Senators and Representatives - page 11

of persons holding offices of profit and trust - page 11

of Collectors and others - page 11

of members of Congress and others to State Legislature - page 35

rights of - page 36

by the Governor - page 17

Remedy for - page 5

rights of - page 36

(See "Usury.")

In counties, taxes for - page 39

appeals from - page 22

where vested - page 22

Supreme Court - page 22

Criminal Court - page 22

District Court - page 23-24

Justices of the Peace - page 26-27

of Supreme Court - page 22

of District Court - page 23-24

who are qualified - page 41

To determine law and evidence, when - page 4

speedy and public trial before - page 4

trial by - page 5

to assess fines and impose punishments, when - page 24

powers over capital punishment, what - page 24

trials by, in law and equity, when - page 26

election of - page 24

term of office and residence - page 27

to constitute court - page 27

jurisdiction - page 27

terms of Court - page 27

presiding justice - page 27

justices to be notaries and coroners - page 27

to appoint constables - page 27

justices commissioned, how - page 27

compensation and fees of - page 27

trials and juries before - page 27

to assess taxes - page 38

suits to recover - page 32

titles - page 32

titles - page 32

surveys not returned - page 32

sales for taxes - page 37

sales of, under decree of court - page 41

heretofore given to counties - page 31

heretofore reserved for railroads - page 32

located after October 30, 1856 - page 32

certificates to be returned before January, 1875 - page 37

only to be granted to actual settlers - page 41

not over 160 acres at one time - page 32

mineral lands - page 32

homesteads donated - page 33

to be surveyed and returned, when - page 32

vacated, when - page 32

titles kept in - page 32

may be created - page 32

to be revised and digested, when - page 40

suspension of - page 6

private and special - page 10-36

to be executed by Governor - page 17

to embrace but one subject - page 36

not to be revised or amended by title - page 36

what, how composed, powers, privileges and duties - page 7 to 13

style of - page 7

election of - page 8

eligibility of members - page 8-9

vacancies - page 9

origination and passage of bills by - page 10

ineligibility of members to other offices - page 11

ineligibility - page 11-35

elections to, how regulated - page 12

seat of government, how fixed - page 12

how convened - page 17

during rebellion - page 39

Provisional, of 1866 - page 39

to give effect to Constitution - page 42

may propose amendments to Constitution - page 42

elected under this Constitution, to convene on second Monday of September, 1869 - page 45

In prosecutions for, jury to determine facts - page 4

in prosecutions for publication of papers, investigating official - page 4

conduct, the truth may be given in evidence - page 4

deprivation of - page 6

suits on - page 23

for taxes - page 37

on articles manufactured, labor and materials - page 42

how and when elected - page 18

to be President of the Senate - page 18

to give casting vote - page 18

to exercise powers of Governor, when - page 19

in case of death or inability - page 19

compensation - page 19

no person to be deprived of, except - page 5, 6

against married women, infants and insane persons - page 36

suspension of - page 41

sale of - page 42

estates of - page 24

And other writs-issued by Supreme and District Courts - page 23

to be recorded - page 38

Rights of - page 36

rights in - page 38

lien of - page 42

subordinate to civil authority - page 6

may be called out by Governor, when - page 28

accepting seat in Legislature - page 39

not to be maintained against consent - page 4

estates of - page 24

emancipation of - page 36

how drawn from Treasury - page 35

account of receipts and expenditures - page 35

Treasury warrants and notes not to circulate as - page 35

how passed - page 10

by whom kept - page 20

Warrants for - page 20

not to be allowed - page 6

of duty of public officers - page 35

ordinance of secession is - page 39

laws arising thereunder are - page 39

provisions therefor - page 39

debts created by State during the rebellion are - page 40

of members of the Legislature - page 34

duration of - page 40

where kept - page 36

of profit and trust - page 11

two not to be held in certain cases - page 11

duties to be performed, bow long - page 36

to go to Governor, what - page 21

may be granted by Governor, when - page 18

recovery of - page 23

prohibited - page 6

not allowed - page 6

right of - page 6

punishment of - page 38

for State, County, and District elections - page 8

where opened, and for how long - page 8

what kind, and what for - page 38

committed to, for petty offences - page 38

divided into three departments - page 7

powers of each, how exercised - page 7

Legislative - page 7 to 13

Executive - page 16 to 20

Judicial - page 21 to 28

liberty of - page 4

accepting seats in Legislature - page 39

of, not allowed - page 6

bailable when, and how - page 5

of exclusive - page 4

by members of Legislature - page 9

property, how taken for - page 5

cruel and unusual, not to be inflicted - page 5

of Constitution - page 44

official, to be kept by Secretary of State - page 19

no preference to be given by law - page 4

laws for protection of, to be passed - page 4

not required as qualification for office - page 4

by due course of law - page 5

right of - page 6

Clerks of Supreme Court - page 23

Clerks of District Court - page 24

Constables - page 27

County and District officers - page 27

State officers, by impeachment and otherwise - page 29

Civil officers, by address - page 41

to Legislature, (See "House of Representatives.")

qualifications, how elected - page 8

House to consist of ninety members - page 8

attendance may be compelled - page 8

punishment and expulsion of members - page 9

granted by governor, when - page 18

of electors - page 7

of Governor - page 18

of Attorney General - page 20

of Justice of Peace - page 27

of District Judges - page 23

what to go to Governor for approval - page 21

to be made to Commanding General, when - page 44-45

of married women - page 36

of infants - page 36

of insane persons - page 36

Private--not affected, when - page 39

streets - page 41

of Legislature, how determined - page 9

who are - page 29, 30

compulsory attendance of - page 30

Legislature to make provisions for - page 29, 30

to be free - page 29

ages of scholars - page 29

Superintendent of

board of directors - page 30

attendance of scholars - page 30, 31

fund - page 30

houses - page 31

of State, what, by whom kept - page 19

settlement of - page 12

Ordinance, null and void - page 39

laws founded thereon null and void - page 39

Legislatures from _1861 to 1866, without authority - page 39

provisions concerning - page 39

private right not affected - page 39

of the Provisional Legislature of 1866 - page 39

how appointed - page 19

term of office - page 19

duties of - page 19

impeachment of - page 29

security from - page 4

warrant for - page 4

how chosen - page 8

term of office - page 8

how classed - page 8

expiration of terms - page 8

number of Senators - page 8-12

qualifications and eligibility - page 9

new apportionment for - page 8

(See ''House of Representatives" for powers of each House.)

President of Senate, who - page 18

election of - page 12

may be respited, when - page 18

involuntary, except as punishment for crimes, prohibited - page 6

of Supreme Court - page 23

of District Court - page 23

of Justices' Courts - page 27

of Legislature - page 8

election, term of office and salary of - page 26

incompetency and removal of - page 26

commissioning of - page 27

fees and compensation of - page 27

to collect taxes - page 38

for redemption of State or County debt - page 37

of evidence in certain cases - page 4

prohibited - page 6

not to be quartered, where - page 41

not voters - page 7

how elected - page 34

Departments of, three - page 7

vacation of - page 10

repairs of - page 41

of laws - page 7

of Legislature - page 7

of writs and process - page 26

of this Constitution to the Constitution, laws and treaties of the United States - page 3

of military to civil authority - page 6

voters, who are - page 28

age and residence of - page 28

disqualification of - page 28

free suffrage supported ad protected - page 34

duelling, effect on - page 34

bribery, perjury and forgery, effect on - page 34

absence from State - page 35

of Immigration

of Public Instruction

Judges of - page 22

Jurisdiction

Clerk, ·how appointed, and term of office - page 23

of surveys not returned - page 32

for school purposes - page 30-31

to be uniform and according to value - page 37

on incomes and occupations - page 37

liens on taxed property - page 37

sale of real estate for - page 37

for roads and bridges - page 41

religious, not required - page 4

vacation of - page 32

of public lands, where kept - page 20

pardon of - page 18

election and qualifications of - page 20

term of office of - page 20

duties of - page 20

impeachment of - page 29

Not to issue for circulation as money - page 35

in both law and equity, when - page 26

in cases of felony and other offenses - page 26

in District Courts - page 28

in Justices' Courts - page 27

in legislature, how filled - page 9

in Executive Department - page 17-18

in Supreme Court - page 22

in District Court - page 25-26

change of - page 35

what votes to go to Governor - page 21

by ballot - page 34

viva voce - page 34

Treasury, not to issue for circulation as money - page 35

probate of - page 24

letters testamentary - page 24

to be confronted with accused - page 4

compulsory process for - page 4-5

natural and indefeasible right of - page 4

attendance on - page 4

erection and support of place of - page 4

served by Sheriff - page 26

served by Constable - page 26

(See "Mandamus.")

(See "Habeas Corpus.")

(See “Courts.")