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    Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin
    Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin
    Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin
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    Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin

    By The Government of Wisconsin

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    "Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin" by The Government of Wisconsin. Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGood Press
    Release dateDec 8, 2020
    ISBN4064066406479
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      Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin - The Government of Wisconsin

      The Government of Wisconsin

      Rejected Constitution of the State of Wisconsin

      Published by Good Press, 2022

      [email protected]

      EAN 4064066406479

      Table of Contents

      Preamble

      Article I: Boundaries

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Article II: On the Act of Congress for Admission of the State

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Article III: On the Executive of the State

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Secion 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Section 11

      Article IV: Administrative

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Article V: On the Constitution and Organization of the Legislature

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Section 11

      Section 12

      Section 13

      Section 14

      Section 15

      Article VI: On the Powers, Duties and Restrictions of the Legislature

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Article VII: On the Organization and Functions of the Judiciary

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Section 11

      Section 12

      Section 13

      Section 14

      Section 15

      Section 16

      Section 17

      Section 18

      Section 19

      Section 20

      Section 21

      Section 22

      Section 23

      Section 24

      Section 25

      Article VIII: On Suffrage and the Elective Franchise

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Article IX: On Education, Schools, and School Funds

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Article X: On Banks and Banking

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Article XI: On Internal Improvements

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Article XII: On Taxation, Finance, and Public Debt

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Section 11

      Article XIII: On the Militia

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Article XIV: On the Rights of Married Women and on Exemptions from Forced Sale

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Article XV: On Eminent Domain and Property of the State

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Article XVI: Bill Of Bights

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Section 11

      Section 12

      Section 13

      Section 14

      Section 15

      Section 16

      Section 17

      Section 18

      Section 19

      Section 20

      Section 21

      Article XVII: Miscellaneous Provisions

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Article XVIII: On Amendments and Revisions

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Article XIX: Schedule

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      Section 7

      Section 8

      Section 9

      Section 10

      Section 11

      Section 12

      Section 13

      Section 14

      Section 15

      Section 16

      Article XX: Resolution

      Preamble

      Table of Contents

      The Constitution of the State of Wisconsin, adopted in Convention at Madison, on the sixteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred, and forty-six, and of the independence of the United States, the seventy-first.

      We, the people of Wisconsin, acknowledging with gratitude the grace and beneficence of God in permitting us to make choice of our form of government, having the right of admission into the Union as a member of the Confederacy, consistent with the Constitution of the United States and the ordinance of Congress of one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven, believing that the time has arrived when our present political condition ought to cease, and the right of self-government to be asserted; and, in order to establish justice, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do mutually agree with each other to form ourselves into a free and Independent

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