...important to regulate in a republic, in what manner, by whom, to whom, and concerning what, fuffrages are to be given, as it is in a monarchy to know who...the prince and after what manner he ought to govern. (a) De- Libanius (a) fays, that at Athens a ftranger who clam. 1 7, concerned himfelf in the affemtties...

...regulate, in a republic, in what manner, by whom, and concerning what, fuffragcs are to be gi i'n, as it is in a monarchy to know who is the prince, and after what manner he ought to govern." The time, mode, and place, of the election of reprefentatives, fenators, and prefident general of the...

...important to regulate^ in a republic, in what manner, by whom, to whom, and concerning what, fuffrages are to be given, as it is in a monarchy, to know who...and after what manner he ought to govern*" In this fyftem it is declared, that tiie electors .in each flate «ihall have the qualification requifite for...

...important to regulate in 4 republic, in what manner, by whom, to whom, and concerning what fuffrages are to be given, as it is in a monarchy to know who...prince, and after what manner he ought to govern. Libanius* fays, that at Athens ajlrangcr who intermeddled in the affemblies of the people, was punijhedwith...

...shall be composed of members chosen, every second year, by the people of the several states; and the electors in each state shall have the qualification requisite for electors of the most numerous branch of the state legislature. No person shall be a representative who shall not have attained to...

...suffrage, are fundamental to this government. And indeed it is as important to regulate in a republic, in what manner, by whom, to whom, and concerning what,...prince, and after what manner he ought to govern. Libanius* says, that at Athens a stranger, who intermeddled in the assemblies of the people, was punished...

...fact, it is as important to regulate, in a republic, in what manner, by whom, to whom and coni>cvrning what, suffrages are to be given, as it is in a monarchy...prince, and after what manner he ought to govern."* These sentiments were written before the American revolution; but they could not have been more appropriately...

...shall be composed of members chosen every second year by the people of the several states, and the electors in each state shall have the qualification requisite for electors of the most numerous branch of the state legislature : And whereas it is further provided by the constitution of the United...

...important to regulate in a republic, in what manner, by whom, to whom, and concerning what tuff'rages are to be given, as it is in a monarchy, to know who...prince, and after what manner he ought to govern." — MOSTKSQUIEU. IN Dec., 1854, I started for Ohio, being desirous to understand the medical question...

...important to fix, in what manner, and by whom the suffrages are to be given, as it is in a limited monarchy to know who is the prince, and after what manner he ought to govern."* Of this prerogative of legislation, the Athenians were so jealous that they punished with death any...