We learn from the Detroit papers that on
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We learn from the Detroit papers that on May 28th the Convention to form Con- stitntion for the state of Michigan, estab- lished the publications of voters at all elec- tions to be held in the new state. The right of suffrage is extended to all persons who have resided two years in the United States, and six months in the state. Inhabitants not naturaized, and not now residents in the state are required to renouncc their al legiance 10 any foreign state, and to de- clare their intention to become citizens, be- fore they can vote. But all inhabitants above fine age of twenty-one, who resided in Michigan on the fourth of April last, arc always hereafter entitled to vote al all cleo tons.