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Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: First page of the handwritten 1876 version of the Texas Constitution, housed at the Texas State Archives collection. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/austin-texas-usa-circa-1987-first-page-of-the-handwritten-1876-version-of-the-texas-constitution-housed-at-the-texas-state-archives-collection-bob-daemmrich-image615881687.htmlRM2XNYRAF–Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: First page of the handwritten 1876 version of the Texas Constitution, housed at the Texas State Archives collection. ©Bob Daemmrich
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A complete history of Texas for schools, colleges and general use . until March 4,1877. He was re-elected twice, and finally retired fromthe Senate in 1895. Governor Coke resigned fromthe governorship in December, 1876, and Lieutenant-Governor Hubbard became the acting governor until the nextgeneral election in 1878. The Constitution of 1876 gave to the public schools all that Provisions forhad been granted them under previous laws and constitutions, p ^ ^^ °° ^ J m Lonstilu- and added one-half of the public domain, continuing the one- tionofi875fourth of the general revenues and the poll-tax, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-complete-history-of-texas-for-schools-colleges-and-general-use-until-march-41877-he-was-re-elected-twice-and-finally-retired-fromthe-senate-in-1895-governor-coke-resigned-fromthe-governorship-in-december-1876-and-lieutenant-governor-hubbard-became-the-acting-governor-until-the-nextgeneral-election-in-1878-the-constitution-of-1876-gave-to-the-public-schools-all-that-provisions-forhad-been-granted-them-under-previous-laws-and-constitutions-p-j-m-lonstilu-and-added-one-half-of-the-public-domain-continuing-the-one-tionofi875fourth-of-the-general-revenues-and-the-poll-tax-image339961448.htmlRM2AN2G88–A complete history of Texas for schools, colleges and general use . until March 4,1877. He was re-elected twice, and finally retired fromthe Senate in 1895. Governor Coke resigned fromthe governorship in December, 1876, and Lieutenant-Governor Hubbard became the acting governor until the nextgeneral election in 1878. The Constitution of 1876 gave to the public schools all that Provisions forhad been granted them under previous laws and constitutions, p ^ ^^ °° ^ J m Lonstilu- and added one-half of the public domain, continuing the one- tionofi875fourth of the general revenues and the poll-tax,
Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: First page of the handwritten 1876 version of the Texas Constitution, housed at the Texas State Archives collection. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/austin-texas-usa-circa-1987-first-page-of-the-handwritten-1876-version-of-the-texas-constitution-housed-at-the-texas-state-archives-collection-bob-daemmrich-image439442579.htmlRM2GEX9DR–Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: First page of the handwritten 1876 version of the Texas Constitution, housed at the Texas State Archives collection. ©Bob Daemmrich
. Book of Texas . Dohoney of Paris, the insertion of a local option law in theConstitution of 1875-1876 was secured. The growth of localoption, however, was slow. The first county to vote favor-ably on the question was Jasper, which has ever since re-mained dry. Jones County in west Texas was organizedas dry territory, and no saloon has ever stood within itslimits. After an exciting contest, the bitterness of whichwas not entirely wiped out after a decade, the prohibitionamendment to the constitution was defeated by a majorityof 91,357 votes. The total vote cast was 359,897. Againin 1911 the q Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/book-of-texas-dohoney-of-paris-the-insertion-of-a-local-option-law-in-theconstitution-of-1875-1876-was-secured-the-growth-of-localoption-however-was-slow-the-first-county-to-vote-favor-ably-on-the-question-was-jasper-which-has-ever-since-re-mained-dry-jones-county-in-west-texas-was-organizedas-dry-territory-and-no-saloon-has-ever-stood-within-itslimits-after-an-exciting-contest-the-bitterness-of-whichwas-not-entirely-wiped-out-after-a-decade-the-prohibitionamendment-to-the-constitution-was-defeated-by-a-majorityof-91357-votes-the-total-vote-cast-was-359897-againin-1911-the-q-image369793333.htmlRM2CDHF4N–. Book of Texas . Dohoney of Paris, the insertion of a local option law in theConstitution of 1875-1876 was secured. The growth of localoption, however, was slow. The first county to vote favor-ably on the question was Jasper, which has ever since re-mained dry. Jones County in west Texas was organizedas dry territory, and no saloon has ever stood within itslimits. After an exciting contest, the bitterness of whichwas not entirely wiped out after a decade, the prohibitionamendment to the constitution was defeated by a majorityof 91,357 votes. The total vote cast was 359,897. Againin 1911 the q
Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Researcher looking at the original handwritten 1876 Texas Constitution, housed in the State Archives collection. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/austin-texas-usa-circa-1987-researcher-looking-at-the-original-handwritten-1876-texas-constitution-housed-in-the-state-archives-collection-image437631526.htmlRM2GBYRDA–Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Researcher looking at the original handwritten 1876 Texas Constitution, housed in the State Archives collection.
. Southern and western Texas guide for 1878 . /^3. View of the Capitoi. and Coubt House at Austin. CHAPTER XII.MISCELLAISEOUS Under this head may be found extracts from various sources relating to theState of Texas, which will be of interest to the general reader, and esi^ecially tothose who contemplate a residence in the State. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS. The following extracts from the constitution of the State of Texas, wereadopted on the 18th day of April, 1876: ARTICLE I. Sec. 18. No person shall ever be imprisoned for debt. ARTICLE VII. Sec. 2, All funds, lands and other property heretofo Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/southern-and-western-texas-guide-for-1878-3-view-of-the-capitoi-and-coubt-house-at-austin-chapter-xiimiscellaiseous-under-this-head-may-be-found-extracts-from-various-sources-relating-to-thestate-of-texas-which-will-be-of-interest-to-the-general-reader-and-esiecially-tothose-who-contemplate-a-residence-in-the-state-constitutional-provisions-the-following-extracts-from-the-constitution-of-the-state-of-texas-wereadopted-on-the-18th-day-of-april-1876-article-i-sec-18-no-person-shall-ever-be-imprisoned-for-debt-article-vii-sec-2-all-funds-lands-and-other-property-heretofo-image372056002.htmlRM2CH8H6A–. Southern and western Texas guide for 1878 . /^3. View of the Capitoi. and Coubt House at Austin. CHAPTER XII.MISCELLAISEOUS Under this head may be found extracts from various sources relating to theState of Texas, which will be of interest to the general reader, and esi^ecially tothose who contemplate a residence in the State. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS. The following extracts from the constitution of the State of Texas, wereadopted on the 18th day of April, 1876: ARTICLE I. Sec. 18. No person shall ever be imprisoned for debt. ARTICLE VII. Sec. 2, All funds, lands and other property heretofo
Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Researcher looking at the original handwritten 1876 Texas Constitution, housed in the State Archives collection. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/austin-texas-usa-circa-1987-researcher-looking-at-the-original-handwritten-1876-texas-constitution-housed-in-the-state-archives-collection-image437631524.htmlRM2GBYRD8–Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Researcher looking at the original handwritten 1876 Texas Constitution, housed in the State Archives collection.
Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Researcher looking at the original handwritten 1876 Texas Constitution, housed in the State Archives collection. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/austin-texas-usa-circa-1987-researcher-looking-at-the-original-handwritten-1876-texas-constitution-housed-in-the-state-archives-collection-image437631525.htmlRM2GBYRD9–Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Researcher looking at the original handwritten 1876 Texas Constitution, housed in the State Archives collection.
Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Original 1876 Texas Constitution with a picture of Stephen F. Austin in the background. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/austin-texas-usa-circa-1987-original-1876-texas-constitution-with-a-picture-of-stephen-f-austin-in-the-background-bob-daemmrich-image439812101.htmlRM2GFF4R1–Austin Texas USA, circa 1987: Original 1876 Texas Constitution with a picture of Stephen F. Austin in the background. ©Bob Daemmrich
