...of the validity of the statute. In Monroe v. Collins, supra, Welch, J., said at pages GS5 and 686: "The power of the Legislature in such cases is limited...its lawful exercise, and by preventing its abuse. All reasonable latitude should be allowed to the Legislature in the exercise of this power of regulation,...

...unreasonable and restrictive as to exclude a large number of legal voters from exercising their franchise. The power of the legislature in such cases is limited...right to vote must not be impaired by the regulation. 1t must be regulation, not destruction. — 1d. REG1STRATION IN TOWNSHIPS. (92) § 3544. SEC. 9. It...

...unreasonable and restrictive as to exclude a large number of legal voters from exercising their franchise. The power of the legislature In such cases is limited...by preventing its abuse. The right to vote must not he impaired by the regulation. It must be regulation, not destruction.— Id. The legislature may regulate,...

...legislative requirements." In Attorney General v. Detroit, supra, it was said: "The power of the legislature is limited to laws regulating the enjoyment of the...right to vote must not be impaired by the regulation," and, as supporting that proposition, the Michigan court cited Page v. Allen, 58 Pa. St. 338, Dills...

...unreasonable and restrictive as rr. exclude a large number of legal voters from exercising their franchise. The power of the legislature in such cases Is limited to laws, regulating the enjoyment of the rlpht, bv facilitating its lawful exercise, and by preventing Its abuse. The right to vote must not...

...of the statute. In Monroe v. Collins, supra, Welch, J., said at pages 685 and 686 of 17 Ohio St. : "The power of the legislature in such cases is limited...its lawful exercise, and by preventing its abuse. All reasonable latitude should be allowed to the legislature in the exercise of this power of regulation,...