Show as t WOMAN SUFFRAGE what the court of utah held on that subject in tho todocio mandamus case february 1870 tho second point ie that abo election law I told for want of uniformity in thie a qualification la of male citizen from what is required of females tho provisions of tha net at by tho above objection are found in tho aall davit which ie required of persons before registration the affidavit is as follow I being first duly sworn depose and that I am over twenty one year of age and have resided la the territory of utah for mouths and in the pre elect ot one next preceding the date hereof and if born or naturalized as the case may be citizen of the united state and a taxpayer in thia territory or if n female I native bom er naturalized or the wife widow or daughter ae tha case may beof a native boru or naturalized citizen of the united states upon aba arsement arsu ment I that the only objection urged to this net was to the clause requiring that malc should be taxpayers tax payers which qualification was not required of female that here was n bar acu or qualification superimposed upon one class of citizens and not upon the others and hence the act was void and we are asked to declare it we ought not to do nor diclaro any portion of it void some plain provision of the constitution or laws of congress are violated sec ISM of the united states revised statutes gives to the of alio territories power to prescribe alic eul jat however to certain restriction among velch air that be 01 the united state ono years ot age and that there be no denial of alie elective franchise on account of race color or previous condition the provision la question Is not in viola alon of the above requirements nor of any provisions of the constitution or laws of the united state abl the of aba elective franchise Is a privilege rather than a right yet all regulations upon that subject must be and const lim p any provision which should impose apon particular class of citizens conditions and requirements biot required of all others is void american law of elections sec thi the provision in question doc sand I in violation of be alcove mentioned and well feltl d policy of the law although not in conflict with any statute Is the whole act therefore veldt e think not it ie well settled one por alon of a law may be valid and another portion and if ano portion ie invalid the of abat part my ie die regarded while full force and effect may be given to such ft nay not lie void bank vs owen peters people ex acl v ball 40 N the above requiring that males should bo I abe olno xou port loc striking out that as void and tho balance ef abe ct Is in no ale affected there Is nothing connected with thie or dependent upon it as to prevent this belaj done cooly const lin p cut it ie now claimed there ie a urther objection to the act falch Is covered y abe point made and that ie that the provision requiring A ffman to swear that she I the wife or d of a na tive born or citizen night permit persons ant citizens to vote A atia wife or widow of a native born or naturalized citizen ie a citizen the objection mast acter to such as ire ef naturalized if I understand the reason for abe it ie that a peron may be the daughter of s citizen and yet not henele a citizen or if her father wa after the daughter arrived at tho ago of twenty one and yet this act attempts to give uch the right to vote I do not eo understand its it wll lie borne in rolco that the act nowhere attempts to us the voter that ie fixed by other provisions of the statute not found in this act and not altered amended or by it the declared object of the act in question as in its title Is to provide for the of and the manner of conducting election and in its very first atsu inca that ibe qualification of voter arc fixed by some other statute for it Is prodded abat the who are charged with the duty of alon f hall carefully inquiry as to any bcd all to vote and shirll upon what ground cluise to aud he dball require each entitled to voto and ilo lurlne to be registered ac to take the above quoted S that buforo they can lake abo oath and I lend they must be voters and to be voters they kuust ro citizens the entitle a acron to fotr hi or be chial eneff and rolund of the quillia cation fixed by abe st elute the this act docs not affect the and Is not obnoxious to the made against it ay experiment majot in abe port of kiel germany proves that heavy weights may be readily lifted from the bottom of the sea by means of a balloon the balloon is made ol 01 canvass and metal plates with an attached cistern containing carbonic acid gas compressed to a liquid state when made fast to a sunken object the communication between the cistern and the balloon is opened inflation takes place the sunken acs ibl or whatever else it may be is lifted and can be bound away at pleasure in the experiment at kiel an anchor stone weighing fifteen tone wae thus lifted from a depth of 32 feet the lifting power of a balloon ten feet in diameter is eaid to be more than ono hundred tons it would take a much larger balloon than that however to lift the deadweight of republican party corruption on the level of the popular ballot of the second of november or to elevate the liberal ty from the bogs of and clique |