WHO MAY BE MADE AN ELECTOR
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 "Every white male citizen or the United States, who Shal have attained the age of twenty enc years, who shall have resided in this State for a term cc one year next pre- Ceeding, and in the town in which he may offer himself to b. admitted 10 the privileges of an elect0r, al least SIX months next pre- ceeding the time he may offer himself, and shall sustain good moral character. shall, on his taking such oa,hs as may be prescri- bed by law, be an elector.'

 WHO IS QUALIFIED TO VOTE.

 No Elec,or can vote for any officer unless at the ii me of the Electors Meeting he has his residence in the town in which he offers 10 vote. Tine olL practice of voting ou, of the iowa where the Hector resides, is entire. ly abolished.

 To he entitled 10 vote for State officers, persod must be an Hector of this State. and must have a residence al he time of cleo ton, in the town in which he offers to vote.

 Where an Elec,cr offers 10 vote in town in which he was originally made an Elcctor. he may vote for all officers to be elt cied in Cluding Representatives, provided at the time of Election, he has his residence in such town, although he has not resided in such town for the whole term of four months next preceding.

 When an Hector offers to vote in town in which he resides at the time of voting: Du, in which he was not originally made an Elector, in order 10 entitle him 10 vote for Represe ntatiycs, he must have resided with in such town for the whole term of four months next preceding.

 When an Elector offers to vote in town in which he resides at the time of voting, but in which he was not originally made an Elec,or, in order to enti,le him to vote for State Senator. he must have resided in some town within the same Senatorial District, for the whole term of four months mex: pre-. ceding.

 When an Eec,or offers to vote in town in which he resides at the time of voting. but in which he was not originally made an Elector, in order 10 entille him to vote fol Member of Congress, he must have resided in some town within the same Congressional District, for the whole tel m of four months next precedins.-COuran!.