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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 30, 1868
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1868.] OF THE SENATE. 467

The second reading of the

Senate bill of Drafts of Laws on Corporations was continued
from the 152d section.

Mr. Grove offered the following amendments :

Amend section 156, line 5, by striking out the words,

"the male," which follows next after the words, "all insaid
line."

Amend, by striking out section 159, as reported by the
Commissioners.

Amend section 170 by adding, in line No. 16, after the
word "valued," the words and condemned.

Amend section 170, line 11, after the word "Judge," in-
sert upon its being made to appear satisfactorily to him that
said land or materials are necessary and proper to be con-
demned for the use of such corporation.

Amend section 170, in line 2d, by adding after the word
"acquire," the words by condemnation.

Amend section 172 by adding the words, and find whether
or no the condemnation of such land or materials are neces-
sary and proper for the use of such corporations, for the due
exercise and enjoyment of its corporate privileges.

Amend section 174 by adding the words, "afterconfirma-
tion thereof," to follow the word "representatives," in the
4th line.
Which were adopted.

Mr. Miller offered the following amendment :

Strike out of 12th line of section 179 the word "and," and
insert the word or.
Which was adopted.

Mr. Grove offered the following amendment :

Sec. 158. Every such body politic shall be chosen, and
the succession kept up or changed by the communicants,
contributing members, pew-holders and pew-owners of every
such congregation, in such manner and at such times and
places as a majority of said persons shall determine, or the
said body politic or corporate shall be chosen, and the suc-
cession kept up or changed according to the rules, regula-
tions and practice that may have heretofore been adopted
and agreed upon, or shall be at the first time of electing
agreed upon and adopted by any particular church, society
or congregation, for directing or managing their congrega-
tional or temporal affairs, according as a majority of the
communicants, contributing members, pew-holders and pew-

owners of said congregation may determine.


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