This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 edition. Excerpt: ... rights and privileges, as declared by the Constitution of this State; but will, in all things, conduct yourself as a faithful, honest representative and Guardian of the People, according to the best of your judgment and abilities. (In case of an Oath) So help you God. (And in case of an Affirmation) Under the pains and penalties of Perjury. And each member, before he takes his Seat, shall make and subscribe the following Declaration, vim. You do believe in one God, the Creator and Governor of the Universe, the rewarder of the Good, and unisher of the wicked. And you do acknowledge the criptures of the old and new Testament to be given by divine Inspiration, and own and profess the protestant Religion." And no further or other religious Test shall ever hereafter be required of any civil Officer or Magistrate in this State. SEC. 13. Same as Sec.13, 1793, and Sec. 8, 1913. See Sec. 12, 1777. SEC. 14. Same as Sec. 14, 1793 except that the latter changes conveniently may e to convenient . See Sec. 13, 1777, and Sec. 9, 1913. SEC.15. Same as See. 15, 1793. See Sec. 15, 1777, and Sec. 10, 1913. SEC. 16. Same as Sec. 16, 1793. See Sec. 14, 1777. Superseded. See Sec. 11, 1913. SEC. 17. New section. Same as Sec. 20, 1793. See Sec. 56, 1913.. SEC. 18. Same as Sec. 21, 1793. See Sec. 6, 1777, and Sec. 34, 1913. SeC. 19. See Secs. 5 and 42, 1777, See. 22, 1793, and Sec. 55, 1913. The Inhabitants of this ' Commonwealth shall be trained and armed for its defence, under such regulations, restrictions and exceptions, as the General Assembly shall by law direct. The several Com anies of militia shall, as often as vacancies happen, e ect their Ca tains and other inferior officers; and the Captains an Subalterns shall...