States that have adopted amendments on, cases in which embassadors or a State is cases of original jurisdiction of, U. S. cases when appellate jurisdiction is had, trials of crimes, to be by jury, U. S., 16; Judges of, in impeachments, N. Y. 1777,. presiding Judge of, N. Y. 1846,. general terms of, N. Y. 1846,. compensation of judges of, N. Y. 1846, classification of Justices of, N. Y. 1846,. election of Justices of, N. Y. 1846, certain of Judges to serve in Court of Ap- jurisdiction of, N. Y. 1846, judicial districts of, N. Y. 1846,. Justices of, N. Y. 1846,.. proceedings when vested in new court, N. 20 provisions relating to, Ark., 88; Ky., 221; Soldiers, may not be quartered in houses votes of may be taken, N. Y. (1846) County Clerks to be Clerks of, N. Y., 1846, Surveyor General, appointment of, N. Y., 482 3 56 N. Y. (1846),. 64 Term of office, beginning of, N. Y. (1821), 65 Speech, freedom of in Congress, Art. Con- Territories, power of Congress over, U. S.,. 16 list of,. 576 ERRATA. In a part of the present edition, the following errors occur, which should be corrected to read as follows: Page 30, 34th line from top, for "fifty," read "sixty." Page 83. Note. Instead of "It adopted a constitution, Oct. 29, 1819, and was admitted to the Union by an act of Congress on the 15th of March, 1820," read was organized as a Territory March 2, 1819, and was admitted as a State, June 15, 1836." |