For the eleftion of fenators, let the fe- veral counties be allotted by the fenate, from time to time, into fuch and fo many diftridls as they (hall find beft ; and let each county at the time of eledling its de- legates, choofe fenatorial eleftors, qualified as themfelves are, and four in number for each delegate their county is entitled to fend, who Ihall convene, and condudl them- felves, in such manner as the legiflature Ihall direcS, with the fenatorial eledlors from the other counties of their diftrift, and then choofe, by ballot, one fenator for every fix delegates which their diftridl is entitled to choofe.
Let the fenatorial dif- trifts be divided into two claffes, and let the members elected for one of them be diffolved at the firft enfuing general election of delegates, the other at the next, and so on alternately for ever.