voters of the State, and shall have resided one year in the State and six months in the district from which they are elected. OREGON. Governor.-Must be a citizen of the United States, thirty years of age, and three years a resident of the State. Senators and Representatives.-Must be twenty-one years of age, citizens of the United States, and residents of their several districts for one year preceding their election. KANSAS. Governor.-Must be thirty years of age, a citizen of the United States, and have resided two years in the State. Senators.-Must be twenty-five years of age, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of the State for one year. Representatives.-Must be twenty-one years of age, and possess the other qualifications of Senators. WEST VIRGINIA. Governor. His qualifications are not specified in the Constitution of the State. Senators and Representatives.-Must have been residents of the district or county where chosen for one year next preceding the election. NEVADA. Governor.-Must be twenty-five years of age, and a citizen of the State two years. Senators and Representatives.-Their qualifications are not specified in the Constitution of the State, excepting so far as being qualified electors. NEBRASKA. Governor, Senators and Representatives.-Their qualifications are not specified in the State Constitution excepting so far as being citizens and qualified electors. CONCLUDING NOTE. In a work of this kind, containing so many thousand proper names, it is almost impossible not to commit an occasional error; and I earnestly request that those who many consult the volume, and can furnish me with corrections, will promptly do so, and thereby benefit the public and place me under obligations. Any additional facts will also be thankfully received. Address, CHARLES LANMAN, Georgetown, District of Columbia. |