The plenipotentiaries of the powers that signed the treaty

“ No project of a law, tending to introduce any alteration in an existing law or regulation, shall be proposed to the Committee of Representatives, unless it shall have been previously communicated to the Senate, and have received their sanction by a majority. ”

“ The law knows no distinction among citizens, protecting all alike. The law protects also the sects which are tolerated.
ART. IV. The government of the free City of Cracow and its territory, shall be vested in a Senate, composed of twelve members, called Senators, and a President.
ART. V. Nine of the Senators, including the President, shall be elected by the Assembly of Representatives; the remaining four shall be chosen by the Chapter and the Academy, each of which shall have the right of returning two of their members to the Senate. ”

“ He must be thirty-five years of age. He must have completed his studies in one of the universities within the ancient kingdom of Poland. He must have filled the office of Mayor during two years, that of judge during two years, and that of Representative during two sessions of the assembly. He must have possessed, for a year at least previous to the election, an immoveable property, charged with a land-tax of a hundred and fifty Polish florins. The qualifications for a Judge are:
To be thirty years of age. ”