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19. Right of redress for injuries.
20. Trial by jury.

21. Private property not to be taken
without just compensation.

22. Taxes.

3. Titles of nobility prohibited.
Tenure of office limited.

24. Other rights not impaired.

ARTICLE II.
Electors.

1. Qualifications of electors. Writ-
ten ballot. Soldiers or seamen
in U. S. service. Students at
colleges and academies. Resi-
dence not lost by reason of
absence, in the military service
of Maine or of the United
States.

2. Electors exempt from arrest on
election days.

3. And from military duty.

4. Time of State election. Citizens

absent in temporary military
service of the U. S. or of Maine
may vote. Polls, where opened.
Vote, how taken. Who shall
act as supervisors. Supervisors
shall be sworn. Their duties.
Proviso. Where certain officers
may vote. Supervisors shall
prepare ballot boxes. Ballots,
how prepared. Qualification
of voters. Supervisors shall
keep correct poll lists; check
names of voters; sort, count

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property in any county, city,
town, etc.

5. Taxes for city, town and school
purposes may be levied, but
the assessed valuation of such
property taxed shall not ex-
ceed the valuation for State |
and county purposes.
6. No city, county, town, etc., shall
be released from its propor-
tionate share of State taxes.
7. The power of tax corporations
shall never be relinquished.
8. The corporate debts of public
corporations shall be provided
for by law.

9. The rate of taxation on real
and personal property.

10. No money shall be drawn from
the treasury except by appro-
priation made by law.

11. Taxes shall be uniform upon the
same class of subjects.
12. No appropriations shall be made

or expenditures authorized
whereby the expenditures of
the State shall exceed the
total tax.

13. The Treasurer shall keep a
separate account of each fund
in his hands, and shall make
a quarterly report to the
Governor.

14. The making of profit out of pub-
lic moneys shall be deemed a
felony.

15. The Board of Equalization for
State and county.

16. Property shall be assessed in
the manner prescribed by law,
except if otherwise provided
for.

17. The word "property" defined.
18. The Legislature shall pass all
laws necessary to carry out
the provisions of this article.

ARTICLE XIII.

Public Indebtedness.

1. The State or any of its subdi-
visions shall not give or loan
its credit.

of the

20. The trial of facts, one of the
greatest securities
people.

21. In all criminal prosecutions
every man has a right to be
informed of the accusation
against him; to a speedy trial
by an impartial jury.

22. No man need give evidence
against himself.

23. Imprisonment of freemen.

24. Slavery shall not be re-estab-
lished.

25. Excessive bail shall not be re-
quired.

26. Unreasonable searches and seiz-
ures not right.

27. No conviction shall work cor-
ruption of blood or forfeiture

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31. In regard to quartering soldiers
in time of peace; in time of

war.

32. Who to be punished by martial
law.

33. Judges not to receive fees.
34. Change of departments advis-
able.

35. No person to hold more than
one office of profit.

36. Freedom of religious thought
and worship.

37. No religious test to be required
for qualification for office.
38. In regard to gifts to religious
sects, creeds, etc.

39. In regard to administering an
oath.

40. Liberty of the press.
41. No monopolies.

42. No title of nobility, etc, to be
granted in this State.
43. General education to be pro-
moted.

44. The provisions of this Constitu-
tion and of the United States
apply as well in time of peace

2. Election of.

3. To determine who is elected.

4. In case of tie.

5. To be eligible for the office of

Governor.