...impossible to foresee all the abuses that might be made of the discretionary power. Whether the electors should vote by ballot, or viva voce ; should assemble...place ; should be divided into districts, or all meet atone place; should all vote for all the Representatives, or all in a district vote for a number allotted...

...impossible to foresee all the abuses that might be made of the discretionary power. Whether the electors should vote by ballot! or viva voce ; should assemble...would depend on the Legislatures, and might materially effect the appointments. Whenever the State Legislatures had a favorite measure to carry, they would...

...elections should be by ballot or riva voce; whether the electors should assemble at this place or at that place; should be divided into districts, or all meet at one place; should a ?l vote for all the representatives, or all in a district vote for a member allotted to that district;...

...in the Convention, on this section, " These are words of great latitude. . . . "Whether the electors should vote by ballot, or viva voce; should assemble...to the district,— these, and many other points, . . . might materially affect the appointments." 1 Mr. Webster, in regard to the right of suffrage,...

...in the Convention, or in the State Conventions. The only difference was where it should be placed. ballot, or viva voce; should assemble at this place...to the district, — these, and many other points, . . . might materially affect the appointments."1 Mr. Webster, in regard to the right of suffrage,...

...great latitude. * * * Whether the voters should vote by ballot, op viva voct ; should utembte at thfa place or that place ; should be divided Into districts,...allotted to the district — these and many other * * might materially affect the appointments, —3 Maditon Papers, 1280. Constitution " authorizes...

...impossible to foresee all the abuses that might be made of the discretionary power. Whether the electors should vote by ballot, or viva voce, should assemble...allotted to the district, — these, and many other P"ints, would depend on the legislatures, and might materially affect toe appointments. Whenever the...

...might be made of the discretionary power. Whether the electors should vote by ballot, or rira row, should assemble at this place or that place, should...all in a district vote for a number allotted to the district^these, and many other points, would depend on the legislatures, and might materially affect...

...ttmt place, should he divided into districts or all meet at ont« place, should nil vote for all (In1 Representatives or all in a district vote for a number...these, and many other points, would depend on the legislature*, and might materially afl'ci I the appointments. Whenever t lie State legislatures had...

...expressly to prevent. Whether the electoi-d should vote by ballot or uiva wee; should assemble at HOAfi 11 this place or that place; should be divided into districts or all meet atone place; should all vote for all the Representatives or all in a district vote lor a number allotted...