Constitution Making in Indiana: 1851-1916 - Charles Kettleborough - Google Libros

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273. Wabash and Erie Canal Amendment (November 13, 1872).

274. Notifying the Electors (January 31, 1873) . . . .

275. Governor Hendricks' Proclamation Notifying Electors of Sub-

mission of Wabash and Erie Canal Amendment (January

31, 1873).....

107

276. Governor Hendricks' Proclamation Declaring the Wabash and

Erie Canal Amendment in Force (March 7, 1873).. ..... 108

277. Governor Hendricks Informs General Assembly of Issuance of

Proclamation Declaring Canal Amendment in Force (March

8, 1873).....

278. Date of Holding General Elections (November 14, 1872)..

279. Governor Baker Recommends Calling a Constitutional Con-

vention (November 14, 1872). . . . .

112

Unsuccessful Attempts to Call a Constitutional Convention (1872) 115

281. Governor Baker's Plan for a Constitutional Convention (Jan-

uary 10, 1873)...

282. Attempt to Call a Constitutional Convention (January 15, 1873) 117

283. Governor Hendricks Recommends Constitutional Amendment

Prescribing Residence Qualifications for Electors (January 13,

1873)......

117

284. Qualifications for Suffrage; Dispensing With Constitutional Rule

in Passage of Bills; Defining a Quorum; Vote Necessary to

Pass Apportionment Bills; Duration of a Legislative Session;

Membership of Supreme Court; Exclusion and Colonization of

Negroes; Special Judicial Elections; Municipal Debt Limit. 118

285. Date of Holding General Elections (March 10, 1873)...

Woman Suffrage-Governor Baker's Recommendation (January

287. Memorial of American Woman Suffrage Association (January 17,

288. Woman Suffrage Constitutional Amendment (March 10, 1873)..

289. Railroad Rates and Discrimination (January 27, 1873).

290. Railroad Rates and Discrimination (March 10, 1873).

291. Titles of Bills-Governor Baker's Recommendation (January 10,

292. Proportional Representation-Governor Hendricks' Recommenda-

tion (January 13, 1873).

293. Pending Amendments Concerning Suffrage, Supreme Court

Judges, Municipal Debt Limit and Special Judicial Elections

(January 15, 1875). . . . .

294. Date of Holding General Elections-Governor Hendricks' Recom-

mendations (January 5, 1877).....

295. Residential Qualifications for Suffrage; Date of Holding General

Elections; Tenure of County Officers; Special Legislation on

Subject of Fees and Salaries; Woman Suffrage; Negro Exclu-

sion and Colonization; Stock in Corporations; Judiciary;

Negro Suffrage; Registration of Voters; Special Township and

Judicial Elections; Municipal Debt Limit; Duration of

Regular and Special Sessions of General Assembly. . . .

Governor Williams Approves Adoption of Constitutional Amend-

ments (March 6, 1877)....

Date of Holding General Elections; Suffrage Qualifications;

Registration of Voters; Local Laws; Compensation of County

and Township Officers (January 6, 1877). ..

Date of Holding General Elections (January 4, 1877)..

299. Registration of Voters and Residential Qualifications of Electors

(January 6, 1877) . . . . . .

Miscellaneous Amendments to Constitution (January 9, 1877).... 144

Negro Exclusion and Colonization (January 11, 1877)..

Issue of State House Bonds (February 5, 1877)...

Calling a Constitutional Convention (January 6. 1877).

Duration of a Legislative Session (March 5, 1877)..

Fees and Salaries of Public Officers (February 12, 1879).

Prohibiting Sale of Intoxicating Liquors (March, 1879).

307. Governor Williams Recommends Adoption of Pending Amend-

ments (January 10, 1879). . . .

Method of Procedure in Maturing Pending Amendments (Jan-

uary, 1879). . . .

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Submission of Constitutional Amendments to Electors (March

Consideration of Pending Amendments in House (January 14,

Submission of Pending Amendments to Electors (February 1,

320. Municipal Debt Limit (January 20, 1879)

321. Duration of a Legislative Session (January 10 and 23, 1879).

Cumulative Voting (January 16, 1879).

Calling a Constitutional Convention. (February 10, 1879).

324. The Governor's Proclamation Declaring the Vote on the Proposed

Amendments (April 28, 1879)..

325. The State v. Swift-Amendments of 1880 Held Not Adopted (May

326. Republican Platform of 1880–Adoption of Constitutional Amend-

ments (June 17, 1880).

327. Governor Gray's Recommendation Relative to the Pending

Amendments (January 8, 1881)..

328. Governor Porter's Recommendation Relative to the Pending

Amendments (January 10, 1881)....

329. Re-Submission of the Pending Constitutional Amendments.

(February 21, 1881). . . . .

Re-Submission of Pending Amendments (January 13, 1881).

Re-Submission of Pending Amendments (January 13, 1881)

Legality of Submission of New Amendments (January 19, 1881). 187

Term and Eligibility of Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer of

State (January 17, 1881). . . .

334. Term and Eligibility of County Officers (January 17, 1881).

335. Terms of State and County Officers (March 17, 1881)...

336. Prohibiting the Manufacture and Sale of Intoxicating Liquors

(March 15, 1881)...

337. Prohibiting the Manufacture and Sale of Intoxicating Liquors

(March 22, 1881)....

338. Governor Porter's Reference to Woman Suffrage (January 10,

339. Conferring the Right of Suffrage on Women (March 15, 1881)... 194

340. Conferring the Right of Suffrage on Women (March 22, 1881).

341. Qualifications to Practice Law (March 22, 1881)...

342. Membership of the Supreme Court (March 22, 1881).

343. Term of Prosecuting Attorney (April 15, 1881)..

344. Membership of General Assembly (January 13, 1881).

345. Duration of Sessions of General Assembly (March 28, 1881).

346. Proposing an Unspecified Amendment (March 29, 1881)..

347. Governor Gray Recommends Calling a Constitutional Conven-

tion (January 8, 1881). . . .

348. Governor Porter Opposes a Constitutional Convention (Jan-

uary 10, 1881)...

349. Attempts to Call a Constitutional Convention (January 11 and

14, 1881)......

350. Duration of Legislative Sessions-Governor Porter's Reference

(January 10, 1881)...

351. Ex Parte Opinions of the Supreme Court (January 12, 1881).

352. Governor's Election Notice (February 21, 1881).

353. Governor's Proclamation Declaring the Amendments Adopted

(March 24, 1881)....

Democratic Platform of 1882-Prohibitory Amendment (August

355. Republican Platform of 1882—Adoption of Pending Amendments

(August 9, 1882). . . .

356. Petitions in Favor of State-Wide Prohibition..

Petition of Faculty and Students of Indiana Asbury Uni-

versity. Quarterly Conference of Methodist Episcopal

Church of Winchester.

Amendment to Federal Constitution (February 1, 1883).... 212

358. Governor Porter Considers the Amendments Regularly Adopted

(January 5, 1883) . . . . .

359. Certified Proceedings on the Pending Amendments (January 5 and

Official Inquiry into Validity of Amendments (January 12,

361. Reports of the Judiciary Committees on Validity of Amendments

(January 19, 1883).

362. Prohibiting the Manufacture and Sale of Intoxicating Liquors

(February 19, 1883)...

363. Woman Suffrage (February 20, 1883).

364. Woman Suffrage (February 1, 1883).

365. Pending Amendments (February 1, 1883).

366. Terms of State Officers (February 20, 1883).

367. Terms of County Officers (February 20, 1883).

368. Submission of the Amendments (February 24, 1883).

Submission of Amendments Generally (January 22, 1883)...

370. Method of Adopting Constitutional Amendments (January 30,

371. Calling a Constitutional Convention (February 7, 1883).

372. Republican Platform of 1884-Endorses Calling a Constitutional

Convention (June 19, 1884).....

373. Democratic Platform of 1884-Opposes Calling a Constitutional

Convention (June 25, 1884).

374. Terms of County Officers (March 7, 1885)..

375. Admitting Negroes to the State Militia (April 13, 1885).

376. Composition of State Militia (January 27, 1885). .

377. Term of State Officers (January 27, 1885).

378. Woman Suffrage (January 27, 1885).

379. Woman Suffrage (February 19, 1885).

380. Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors (February 7, 1885).

Duration of Legislative Sessions (February 19, 1885).

Membership of Supreme Court (March 17, 1885).

Membership of Supreme Court (February 13, 1885).

Veto of Items in Appropriation Bills (February 2, 1885).

385. Hiring Convicts and Delinquents (February 3, 1885).

Qualifications to Practice Law (March 14, 1885)..

Code Commissioners (March 14, 1885).

Supreme Court Reports (January 19, 1885).

Constitutional Convention (January 13 and 19, 1885).

390. Duration of Legislative Sessions (January 12, 1885)..

391. Democratic Platform of 1886-Endorses Pending Amendment

(August 11, 1886)...

392. Republican Platform of 1886 Endorsing Pending Amendment

(September 2, 1886).

393. Terms of County Officers (January 17, 1887).

394. Admitting Negroes to Militia (February 26, 1887).

395. Membership of Supreme Court (January 17, 1887).

396. Suffrage and Elections (January 21, 1887)...

Constitutional Convention (February 21, 1887)..

Democratic Platform of 1888-Sumptuary and Private Property

Regulations (April 26, 1888)..

399. Republican Platform of 1888-Terms of County Officers and

Admission of Negroes to Militia (August 8, 1888)......

400. Governor Gray's Recommendation Relative to Constitutional

Measures (January 11, 1889)..

Admitting Negroes to the Militia (January 17, 1889).

Qualifications to Practice Law (January 18, 1889). . .

Residential Qualifications for Suffrage (January 21, 1889).

404. Terms of County Officers (January 21, 1889). .

405. Term of Clerk of Supreme Court (January 21, 1889).

406. Terms of State Officers (January 21, 1889)...

Term of State Superintendent (January 22, 1889).

Duration of Sessions of General Assembly (February 5, 1889).

Membership and Divisions of Supreme Court (February 13, 1889) 268

410. Manufacture and Sale of Intoxicating Liquor (January 18 and 22,

411. Apportionment of Senators and Representatives (January 16,

Inspection of Journals (March 11, 1889).

413. Filing of Proposed Amendments (March 11, 1889).

414. Republican Platform of 1890-Four Year Terms for State and

County Officers (September 10, 1890). ....

415. Legality of Pending Amendments (January 19, 1891).

416. Report of Committee on Constitutional Amendments (March

417. Rejection of Pending Amendments (March 9, 1891).

Admitting Negroes to State Militia.

Lawyers Amendment. . . .

Registration and Residential Qualifications of Electors.

Uniform Four-Year Terms for County Officers..

Four-Year Term for State Superintendent of Public Instruc-

Unlimited Duration of Sessions of General Assembly.

Personnel of Supreme Court. . . . .

418. Senate Inquiry as to Pending Amendments (January 15, 1891).. 286

17, 1891).... . . .

Secretary of State's Report on Pending Amendments (January

420. Reference of Query to Clerk of House (January 17, 1891).

Taxation of Earnings of Corporations (March 10, 1891).

Term of County Officers (March 10, 1891)..

Term of State Officers (March 10, 1891)..

Duration of Regular Legislative Sessions (March 10, 1891).

425. Membership of Supreme Court (January 12, 1891)..

Woman Suffrage (February 9, 1891)..

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