Fragmented text on elections and rights in early state constitution
Readable fragments outline election procedures and office incompatibilities, with sections on voters rights and religious freedom. Mentions Congress and gubernatorial authority, eligibility, and oath requirements, plus safety of property and liberty rights. Contains scattered archaic language and multiple typos.
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