United States Supreme, circuit and district courts of the state of New

York..............

supreme court Justices of......

University of the state of New York......

presidents and vice-presidents, from 1789 to 1877.

Union and town agricultural societies.........

regents of, with residence and dates of appointment...
standing committees of..........................

V.

Value of "total movement " on canals.

Vote of New York by counties....

Vote on the constitution and its amendments....

Voters in state.........

Vice-presidents of the United States, from 1789 to 1877.
Villages, incorporated....

W.

Warren county, population of...............
in fourth judicial district......

in eighteenth congressional district.
in sixteenth senate district....

one assembly district...

Washington county, population of......
in fourth judicial district....

in seventeenth congressional district..

in twelfth senate district.......

two assembly districts in.....

Wayne county, population of.

in seventh judicial district...

in twenty-sixth congressional district..
in twenty-fifth senate district......
two assembly districts in.....

Weights and measures, superintendent of..
Westchester county, population of............
in second judicial district..

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in eighth judicial district....

251

in thirty-first congressional district.....

218

in thirtieth senate district...

380

in twelfth congressional district..
in ninth senate district.......
three assembly districts in..

Wyoming county, population of..

INDEX

TO THE

CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.

Absence of the vice-president................

of members of congress.......

Acceptance of office, gift, etc., from foreign governments...............

Account of receipts and expenditures to be published...
Accusation to be made known to the accused......................

Acts, records and judicial proceedings:

full faith to be given to those of the states.

mode of proving, to be provided by congress...............................
Adjournment of congress:

less than a majority may, from day to day......

not more than three days by either house.....

not to any other place.............

president's approval not necessary to..............

6th amend.

to be fixed by president when two houses disagree.................
Admiralty jurisdiction in the federal courts.

Admission of new states......................................................... .........................
Advice and consent of senate..

Age of qualification for representative.....

for senator..

for president.

for vice-president.

Agreement between states and with foreign powers...

Alliance by states prohibited.......

Aliens not eligible as president...

as vice-president.......

naturalization of.....

Ambassadors to be appointed by president......

to be received by president..

subject to judicial power....

Amendments by senate to revenue bills..
to the constitution......

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1

Art. Sec.

Appellate jurisdiction

Appointments of members of congress to civil offices...

of office holders as electors..................

to vacancies in the senate.............

of militia officers........

Appointment of presidential electors (12th amend.)...............

of officers by the president..........
Apportionment of representatives......................
Appropriations limited to two years..............
necessary to expending money...........
Approval by president of acts of congress..
Armies, congress to have power to raise..

congress to make rules and regulations....
president, the commander-in-chief...
Arming the militia, congress to provide for..
Armis, right of the people to bear........
Arrest, privilege of exemption from.......
Arsenals, power of congress over.......
Arts, power to promote.................
Assembling of congress.............

of the people

1st amend.

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9

10

3

5

4

1

1

8

8th amend.

1

8

1

9

Bills to be presented to president for approval..........

1

7

of credit not to be emitted by the states.............

Borrow money, congress may....

Breach of peace, member of congress may be arrested for......................................

Commerce, power to regulate..

Coining money, power vested in congress...................................

states may not exercise..

the only lawful tender....................

Collecting dues and customs.....................................................

Commander-in-chief of army, navy and militia...................

for private property...

Congress, legislation vested in............

what consists of...........

to take census...........................................................................................
election of members...............................................................................................................

when to meet

to judge of its members......................................................................

to establish rules....................................

to punish for disorder..

1

8

1

10

1

8

to expel its members......

to keep a journal..

Congress to pass general laws ........................

not to prohibit migration

not to confer titles of nobility

to regulate choice of president......

to provide for death of president and vice-president..........

for appointment of officers.......................................................................
extra sessions of.............................................................................................
to regulate judiciary................................................................................
to fix place of trial for crimes................
to declare punishment for treason...

to provide for proving records......
to admit new states.........

to govern territories.......

to amend the constitution......

not to interfere with religion......

to count vote for president........

...12th amend.

.3d amend.

.Preamble.

......9th amend.