SLAVERY, prohibited, 264.

SOLDIERS, quartering of, 259.

SOLVENT DEBTS subject to taxation, 320.
SOVEREIGNTY, designates supreme authority, 296.
SPECIAL CASES, what are, 296.

SPECIAL LAWS, for special purposes, validity of, 317.
STATE, credit of not to be loaned, 319.

suits against, 319.

great seal of, 290.

grants and commissions by, 290.

boundary, 331.

STATE CAPITOL, appropriations for, 311.

STATE GOVERNMENT, does not ex propria vigore establish
municipal government, 235.

STATE INDEBTEDNESS, limitation of, 310.

STATE OFFICERS, enumeration of elective, and duties, 291.
to be elected at same time, 291.

compensation not to be increased, 292.

STATE PRISON, contracts as to, 252.

vested interests in, 252.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS, affect remedy, 255.

STOCKHOLDERS of corporations and associations personally
liable, 285.

STREETS, state has no proprietary interest in, 284.

SUFFRAGE, free, to be supported by laws-disqualifications
for-bribery-perjury-forgery, 331,

right of, 265,

SUNDAY LAW of 1861, 240.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, to be elected
-term of, 312.

SUPERVISORS, déclared elective by legislature, vacancy can
not be filled otherwise, 317.

legislature to provide for election of, 317.

SUPREME COURT, clerk for, 306.

how constituted, 295.

election of justices, 295.

terms of justices, 295.

jurisdiction of, 296.

may issue what writs, 296.

SUPREME EXECUTIVE POWER, vested in governor, 287.

SURVEYOR GENERAL, and

etc., 291.

other state officers, duties,

TAX, act legalizing is not void, 327.

on mortgages, 328.

is a debt, when, 326.

TAX COLLECTOR, sheriff as, 324.
and sheriff' two offices, 325.
to be elected by locality, 319.

TAXATION, allowance for delinquency, 322.

growing crops subject to, 323.

of railroad property, 322.

shall be equal and uniform-all property subject to-in

proportion to value, 319.

solvent debts, subject to, 320.

United States and public property not subject to, 821.
state bonds subject to, 324

TAXATION, U. S. bonds not subject to, 324.
character of power of, 324, 326.

TERMS OF COURTS, to be prescribed, 306.
TEST OATH, not unconstitutional, 316.
TREASON, in what consists, 264.

evidence required to convict, 264.

powers of governor as to, 290.

TRIAL BY JURY, guaranteed, 242.

UNIFORMITY OF LAWS, degree of, to be determined by legis
lature, 317.

UNIVERSITY, legislature must protect and secure applica-
tions of funds derived from lauds granted by United
States, 313.

VACANICIES, when governor may appoint to, 288.

what is vacancy, 288.

VARIANCE, aquittal from, 251.

VESTED INTEREST, arising from contract with state, 252.
VETO, of governor, 278.

VOTE, who entitled to, 332.

VOTES, plurality elects, 331.

VOTERS, who were on admission of state, 265.

WITNESSES, shall not be unreasonably detained, 244.

no one required to be against himself, 244,

no disqualification on account of religious belief, 243.
WRITS, what may issue from Supreme Court, 296, 297.