Wisconsin Constitution as Passed in 1858 Madison
A long 1858 Wisconsin constitutional text outlines Declaration of Rights, suffrage, and government structure. It includes rights to liberty, speech, trial by jury, and protections against unlawful searches, with sections on boundaries, taxation, and religious freedom. It details legislative, executive, and judicial branches, elections, and impeachments.
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