granted byphe States are withheld. This power certainly is not granted; but what of that. Congress, like the British Parliament, is om nipotent, and can do what it pleases. The Constitution gives to the States the power to regulate the suffrage question, each within its own limits. Never mind ; that clause is in the way of certain designs; puU it down. The Constitution decides what disqualifies a man from being a member of either House. Certain