| Show OP OF r i WOID the lie lead II In Ini i 1 o at fit ruling nUon nations of tie the world are met meat alra and hl history lY records that thy they have I beau 1 and fO food cranks ma may ox x plain this II in an any way th they chO but butth th the fact facts remain that the I English French and I are ar eating ealo and they are lr all also the Ihu mot most energetic rUu and moot Ot Pro 1 rl Th food or of the heroic Irle Jr Best soldier known A u II a sort of dred titled br beet a groat grOt deal of oC for form In 1 a highly concentrated The wk weak re races of people are th th rice Chinese Undo And regarded Ine mince the dawn of u as and Infer br ad anti mentally to 10 the met etl eating who dominate The structure of the teeth leeth plainly In that human being sub lub lubIt slat It urt upon a 8 variety ot of fo met meat Ml roIl Id graIns and It is II to con cun confine rne fine ones diet to any one no of thO those to Ihl the exclusion ot of another Meat I Ii the mot most concentrated and mot most ply sully digested of foll foods but our manner mann ot or living hi ofen often 1 so unnatural that the digestive organs refuse to prop erl dIgest met meat eggs and similar ni flu 1111 and fu food but I It II i inot not because beuP Shell luch fod food is II but tl It real reason I Is that the Itom ach lade from cHie disease or some necessary digestive element and later Iter on chronic Nervous potpie should tAt eat Ilent of met meat convalescent make mft unset the fo food bard 1101 WorkIng people hive he to do so 10 and brin brain and ancl inca should eat not so much muc IneRt but ft at least once A da day arid ld to insure its Ita perfect one ODe or t two 0 of Stuart Stuarts Tablets should b be taken after aner eh each they supply the pep peptone tone tonel anti and fruit frit acids hacking laking In ever every caP ease of trouble Nervous catarrh of Itom h lur sour stomach gas and g add acidity I lre are only different names for In indIgestIon dIgestIon the he faIlure to digest whole wholesome some fo food and the he u use of Stuarts Tab rab them al au because b by digestion the stomach ha ha n a chanc chance to ret rest and recover It its I natural tone ton and viger Stuarts ane Tablets II I the Ii rl reel hou household hold medicine It is 18 M as sate fe and pl pleasant for lor the stomach ache of the bb baby ay as I It II is for the imperfect dig tun of It grand lir alto The They ar are not R a cathartic but n a die SPIe and no pi pill habit On can over follow their ue use the ani only habit Stuarts Stuarts Lab rab lets Its Induce II Is the habit of goo good dISE diges digestion Ion tion autO consequently 0 health healthA leath leathA A little bk book on stomach diseases maie mailed fr free b by addressing l F A Stuat Stuart co Michi Al Mi drug store stores sel sell the lie tablets at G 50 for complete trat treat treatment ment ment I I committee that list ot of VAS 1 dota doIal L r r U ls ted to the lie j tl 1 ot of dald That the lie r receive a 1 to I ot of certain ot of tho hO Un f ty tf In anti of the peron national lil hi It leg legand n and whit or being JUle accoUnts States wih ruin rom I Ibets United to the Unite bm bets of the The objection that son le anti lr r WI Wilson on madO 0 it P PAS i ln wAS WA j qualificationS r AS to I time I it was reported of detail and Il committee tee cf the tho b by read ns as member ot of the t shall hall ho of the tI hg INU i shall ahall have t least years fell Ut II of tile the States for at l I before his election an anat yeats at hi tI tim Ut of his hll II Ii t the State in III which he shall ho bo boNow Ci lilA Li Cl Now I statS to the lie nOUN house O 0 that commit the report of Cl voice In tiu rin nit loan raised Ida hili If Ifan lii hull C object to 0 to t Ut I the records and way an any What thin becomeS of this I ba based upon the an erroneous clause IS 05 t 1 rr dUO 11 facts that 10 r 1 from rota Ions Ilona Was aI changed lr negative to inset tile the III Wilson MId nid Mr Dickinson JJ e C Cof hue thu the lie report of oC In clause Je Jeany of detail derail when neither or of to It In that rep any The whole ease of the right at 1 rt qUAlification Is based upon e as thAt su qualifications he scribed are negatiVelY nil juxtaposition of the negative clauses It Is said IiIi e sIgnIficance It does doell not ft an any of the courts tj had or that have lr 4 ever lila have insist u upon on themselves of the debates In iii al convention for tor tile Ito purpose it the lie Intention of the of f taming the Constitution While his I Ir 1 line has not hitherto been ob n 0 fairness and n a duo due regard for tor a U litt ough Investigation require that JIH tI great men whose handiwork ha hawell II I well withstood the assAults Cit of Jm I should now and upon title this important question be allowed to speak for t thOrn origin ot of ns as to the selves n inquiry this clause wilt will riot not only be and Instructive but de determining t Jey 10 t ing ThIs Thill course is II stated byC by be Cons lage SO And AnI Story Stor In his great wo work on the Constitution makes constant U use fl of the debates In the federal if In the report of the lie committee ft of tiC tall tail giving the first draft of then lie U tullon August Ii G iTS etc te volume 6 5 page the paragraph In iii question as Sin on que section 2 ArtIcle Y reads See ee 2 Every member of oC the tho of shan shall be of th the aKtor AS or of O years nt at least slid have been a 11 citizen of the United for forat li Uon before his nt at least three years antI 10 e Ot at the time ot of h lila ll ele n a resIdent ot of the tho State In which he shall i be chosen It Is signIficant that this section 1 of and Is therefore exclusive cc Is II conceded In Its character It Is Im to Inquire whether th lie charge In phraseology was made for U tim J r pose or of changIng its lis legal effect It was AS understood by the Constitution to be exclusive will I think clearl appear The first c ld which indicates title is the In Incorporation corporation In the tho caine draft of the Constitution ot of section 2 ot of Att ArtIcle le VI 1 which rends reads See Sec 2 rho Iho legIslature of at the he united States shall have authority to such uniform of oC the niem hers bers of each house with p prop property p perty erty as 8 to the saId legislature seem expedient The Inference that th the frAmers framers of draft must have baTe understood d that lion 2 of Article IV was nd that In order that the legislature might ha have e any Rny power nt at alt all over ions It was wall necessary to confer It b by bya a 11 later and specific provision is n Ctt ee sell SUt and obvious The debates c confirm this Men Idea Madison opposed the proposed section 2 article VI VIAs 1 As vesting nn an improper anti danger OU owe power In the legislature The l ual of elector and elected sere ere fundamental articles In a r republican pub and ought to be bc fixed by bythe bythe the Constitution It Ir the legislature could regulate those of either It can Ly by degrees subvert the tho Constitution A republic may ho be converted Into en an aristocracy falY or oligarchy a as steil by urn lUng the number capable or of being elect elected eI ed a as the number authorized t to el elect 1 In all eases casell whore tile the representatives ot of the wili have n a inter eat OIt distinct from that of their rots there was the tho sante reason for be beIn belog In log jealous of them as there was forte lying upon them with full fuU con when they had a common Inter interest This I WItS was one of tM former cues cases Morris moved moed to strike I ut with will regard rellard to In ns s lie he said to leave leae the tho rem irely at what whal without any such con constitUtIon Uon il al provision was to tI by Mr lr Williamson on the ground just hat should i iA A s of the legislature be corn com composed posed ot of any Particular description vt for example whIch Is Ii no I apposition tho lit future I mIght be secured to their n I bod I Mr ir Madison Mallison furl further her observed that I the Parliament possessed the of regulating the tho I both ot of the tho electors and the ole elected t d aol and andI the he abuse thc they hind had made of It a I worthy of our attention They tail made changes In both eases S sut lub I to th their lr own on views leTH of It P or IaP This Thill article was as not agreed to I ote the ho significance and a primal ho of Mr fr n a ahat that hat the qualifications ot of electors nd ele were fundamental artiCles le ro fn a 1 I government and ought to be b the Constitution as is the might subvert tl the n I What did the house ot of commons ons lay In They said eald that the I Ion on n the part of the he house of common l In n I violation of thu tho law of the laud land tit to idI dJ 11 was subversive of tit I guts of nl the body of C ia kingdom It Is not i ames Madison with a 11 r ieee acts In his hll ninth mind saw lat i I cluelon regulation of in y I Ih h is n n M p un n ls upon these i rean aThIl prevented the adoption or of tM the Pr that only conferred this power th legislature In one OM and ri convention thus evidently ad ps n to the pt f the thi pr visions of IV s section lIon 2 1 Again when the tho which resulted In Article IV V 1 i was under dIscussion lunar to the dat b by the tho committee ot of d tl JI Mr Dickinson OPI oled the section air expressly because It w would lucid held exclusive he saying he Was Wall against any recitals ot of Q a liens In the Constitution It I wa to make n complete an h 11 i ono one would by tie up I lbs th hands of the legislature from plying 31 I To be ContinUed I |
