Section

2. Application of proceeds of State
and county capitation tax.

3. Taxation shall be by uniform
rule and ad valorem.

4. Restriction upon the increase of
the public debt, except in cer-
tain contingencies.

5. Property exemptions from taxa-
tion.

6. Taxes levied by County Com-
missioners.

7. Acts levying taxes shall state
object, etc.

ARTICLE VI.

Suffrage and Eligibility to Office.

1. Qualifications of an elector.
2. Registration of electors.

3. Elections by people and general
assembly.

4. Oath of office.

5. Disqualification for office.
Municipal Corporations.

1. County officers.

2. Duties of County Commission-

ers.

3. Counties to be divided into dist-
ricts.

4. Said districts shall have corpo-
rate powers as townships.

5. Officers of townships.

6. Trustees shall assess property.
7. No debt or loan except by a
majority of voters.

8. Drawing of money.

9. Taxes to be ad valorem.
10. When officers enter on duty.
11. Governor to appoint Justices.
12. Charters to remain in force un-
til legally changed.

13. Debts in aid of the rebellion not
to be paid.

14. Powers of general assembly
over municipal corporations.
ARTICLE VIII.
Corporations Other than Municipal.

1. Corporations under general
laws.

2. Debts of corporations, how se-
cured.

3. What corporations shall include.
4. Legislatures to provide for or-
ganizing cities, towns, etc.

7. Right of trial by jury.
8. Offenses shall be prosecuted
criminally by indictment, or
information.

9. Freedom of speech.
10. The citizens have the right to
assemble together in a peace-
able manner for the common
good.

11. All laws of a general nature
shall have a uniform opera-
tion.

12. The military shall be subordi-
nate to the civil power.

13. Right to a speedy and public
trial.-No person shall be put
in jeopardy twice for the same
offense.

14. Private property shall not be
taken for public use without
just compensation.

15. In regard to imprisonment for
debt.

16. No law impairing the obliga-
tions of contracts shall be
passed.

17. Slavery and involuntary servi-
tude illegal, except as punish-
ment for crime.

18. Unreasonable searches and seiz-
ures not tolerated.

19. Treason against the State de-
fined.

20. Special privileges shall not be
granted to a certain class of
citizens which is not granted
to all.

21. Provisions of this Constitution
are mandatory and prohibi-
tory.

22. Right and justice to be admin-
istered without sale or delay.

23. Malicious interfering with those
in employment and those seek-
ing it.

24. To guard against transgressions
of the high powers which we
have delegated, we declare
that everything in this article
is excepted out of the general
powers of government, and
shall forever remain inviolate.

ARTICLE II.
Legislative Department.

25. Legislative power is vested in
the Senate and
House of
Representatives.

26. Senate to contain not less than
than fifty

thirty, nor more
members.

27. Term of office of Senators.
28. Senator must be a qualified

elector.

29. The division of the State into
senatorial districts.

30. Senators divided into two
classes. Term of office of

each.

21. President of Senate pro tempore.