II.

when not natu,

missions to Judges and Justices.

XXIX. Town and county officers.
XXX. Delegates in Congress.

XXXI. Style of Laws and of writs, or other
proceedings.

XXXII. Trial of Impeachments and Correction of
Errors.

XXXIII. Power of Impeachment vested in the
Assembly.

XXXIV. Counsel allowed to persons on trial on
impeachment or indictment.

XXXV. Continuance of laws.

XXXIV. Confirmation of Colonial grants.
XXXVII. Restriction upon sale of land by Indians.
XXXVIII. Religious freedom.

XXXIX. Exclusion of Ministers and Priests from

office.

I. Bill of Rights,.
II. Legislative Dep
III. Executive Dep
IV. Judicial Depart
V. Elective franch
VI. Education,
VII. Public Instituti
VIII. Public debt and
IX. Militia,

X. County and To
XI. Apportionment
Judicial Apport

XII. Finance and Ta
XIII. Corporation,..
XIV. Jurisprudence,
XV. Miscellaneous,
XVI. Amendments, .

Schedule,

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VI. Oaths of office,

VII. Bill of Rights; school fund; canal fund;
prohibition against lotteries or the sale
of Indian lands; continuance of laws
and of grants,.

VIII. Amendments to the Constitution,
IX. Schedule,

AMENDMENTS.

1. Election of Justices of the Peace.

2. Extension of the franchise.

3. Allowing a reduction of duties on salt.
4. Election of Mayors in cities.

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5. Restoration of salt and auction duties to general
fund.

6. Election of Mayors in cities.

7. Removal of property qualifications for office.
8. Removal of judicial officers.

NEW YORK-1846.

312

ARTICLES.

I. Of the Legislat