A secretary for four years, appointed in the same way.
Three judges, to hold office during good behavior. Governor and judges the sole legislature, until the district shall contain five thousand free male inhabitants. Then,—
A House of Assembly, chosen by qualified electors, for two years.
A legislative council of five, to hold office for five years. The House of Assembly to choose ten men, five of whom are to be selected by the President and approved by the Senate. These five to be the “Legislative Council.”
A governor, as before, with an unconditional veto, and a right to convene, prorogue, and dissolve the Assembly.
Power given to the President to revoke the commissions of governor and secretary.
Indiana Territory, statute 1800, chapter 41.—Similar to that of Ohio. At first, the lower house to consist of not more than nine, nor less than seven.
Mississippi Territory, statute 1800, chapter 50.—Similar to that of Indiana.
Michigan Territory, statute 1805, chapter 5.—Similar to that of Indiana.
Illinois Territory, statute 1809, chapter 13.—Similar to that of Indiana.