II., Sec. 18, and by the aforesaid registration law of claimed State, authorized March 10, 1871, it is provided and declared, that only "male citizens" of the United States, and so forth., are entitled or permitted to vote. The plaintiff further states, that wishing to physical exercise her privilege as a citizen of the United States, and vote for Electors for President and Vice-President of the United States, and for a Representative in Congress, and for other officers, at the General Election held in November, 1872: While claimed defendant was so performing as Registrar, on explained fifteenth day of October, 1872, she appeared before him, at his office aforesaid, and then and there made available to just take and subscribe the oath to help the Constitution of the United States and of the State of Missouri, as needed by the registration legislation of claimed State, accepted March 10, 1871, and respectfully used to him to be registered as a lawful voter, which mentioned defendant then and there refused to do. There is a big assortment of discretion in regard to the votes available by the male sexual intercourse.
