to raise and support armies, sec. 8,
art. 1, U. S. con.
to provide and maintain a navy, sec.
8, art. 1, U. S. con.
to make rules for the government of
the army and navy, sec. 8, art. 1,
U. S. con
to call out the militia in certain
cases, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con
to organize, arm and discipline mili-
tia, sec. 8. art. 1. U. S. con
to exercise exclusive legislation over
seat of government, sec. 8, art. 1,
U. S. con..
to pass laws necessary to carry the
enumerated powers into effect, sec.
8, art. 1, U. S. con....
to dispose of and make rules concern-
ing the territory or other property
of the United States, sec. 3, art. 4,
U. S. con......
CONSULAR SERVICE, diplomatic and. 512-513
list of consuls, agents, etc., alphabeti-
cally arranged by countries and
cities..
CONTRACTS, no law imparing, sec. 10,
art. 1, U. S. con.
state not to pass law imparing obliga-
tions of, sec. 12, art. 1, state con..
no member of the leislature or state
officer to be interested in certain,
sec. 25, art. 4, state con..
CORPORATIONS, not to be created by
special act except in certain cases,
sec. 1, art. 11, state con
banking, how may be incorporated,
sec. 5, art. 11, state con...
laws relating to, may be altered or re-
pealed, sec. 1, art. 11, state con....
legislature to provide for incorpora-.
ting village and to restrict their
powers, sec. 3, art. 11, state con. 23
COST of various state institutions.
452
COUNSEL, may be heard on private bills
and law points
COUNT, of the house, may be called.. 62-81
..261-303 | COUNTERFEITING, congress to provide
for the punishment of, sec. 8, art.
1, U. S. con
COUNTIES and towns, cities, etc., com-
pared 1890-1895 state and federal
president may convene and adjourn,
in certain cases, sec. 3, art. 2, U.
S. con.....
CONGRESSIONAL, Map of districts..see Back
districts, sec. 10, art. 14. state con.... 26
districts, act of legislature 1891.
vote in Wisconsin, 1896, by counties,
towns, etc
basis of apportionment, act of con-
gress, 1892..
committee, republican.
CONGRESSMEN, vote for, by congres-
sional districts, by counties,
towns, cities and election
cincts, with summary.
first congressional district.
second congressional district
ought not to be shut, to be kept by
person appointed..
DUEL, challenge to, breach of privilege
DUELING, persons engaged in, disquali-
fied to vote, sec. 2, art 13, state
and popular vote, 1789 to 1896......197-199
ELECTORS presidential, in Wisconsin,
qualifications of, art. 3, state con..
qualifications required of, amend sec-
tion 1, art. 3, state con
who disqualified from being, secs:
2-6, art. 3, state con...
residing on Indian lands, where to
vote, sec. 5, art. 13, state con
of president and vice-president, how
chosen, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con....
president and vice-president, duties
of, 12th amendment of U. S. con..
of president and vice-president, to
vote the same day throughout the
United States, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S.
no senator or representative or public
officer, shall serve as presidential,
sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con....
EMPLOYES and officers, senate, 1897..594-595
assembly, 1897
ENACTING CLAUSE, form of, sec. 17, art.
ENGROSSED BILLS, not to be looked
EQUITY, how testimony taken in, sec. 19
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