also, in the manner hereinafter prescribed, partake in the administration of the economical affairs of the municipality. 14. The colonial council for the Island of St. Croix shall consist of 13 members elected by popular elections, and of 5 members nominated by the king. - The colonial council for the Island of St. Thomas with St. Johns shall consist of 11 members elected by popular elections, and of 4 members nominated by the king. 15. The Island of St. Croix is divided into 4 elective districts, viz: 1) the town of Christiansted and suburbs, which district shall elect 3 members; 2) the country- jurisdiction of Christiansted, which district shall elect 4 members; 3) the town of Frederiksted, which district shall elect 2 members; 4) the country-jurisdiction of Frederiksted, which district shall elect 4 members. 16. The Island of St. Thomas with St. Johns is divided into 3 elective districts, viz: 1) the town of Charlotte Amalia, which district shall elect 8 members; 2) the country-jurisdiction of St. Thomas, which district shall elect 1 member; 3) the jurisdiction of St. Johns which district shall elect 2 members. 17. The members are elected for the term of 4 years. Half of the number of the members withdraw every second year, the first time by the drawing of lots. For Christiansted's elective district withdraw the first time 2 members, and of the crown- members for St. Croix the same number. For the elective district of the country- jurisdiction of St. Thomas together with the elective district of St. Johns withdraw the first time 2 members. The members who withdraw may be re-elected. 18. The franchise or right of voting is vested in every man of unblemished character, who has the right of nativity or has resided in the Danish West India Islands for 5 years, who has attained the age of 25 years, who has not been legally deprived of the management of his property, and who either owns a property in the municipality that is calculated likely to yield a yearly rent of at least 75 dollars in St. Croix and St. Johns, and of at least 150 dollars in St. Thomas, or in the preceding year has had a clear annual income of 500 dollars. He must moreover have resided at least 2 years in the municipality and 6 months within the elective district in which he sojourns at the time the election takes place, and his name must be on the list of persons entitled to vote. A person having residence in several elective districts can determine in which of them he will exercise his right of voting. No person can be considered of an unblemished character who by judgement of the court has been found guilty of an act ignominious in the public opinion. 19. Every person who possesses the qualifications on which the right of voting is based is eligible to be voted for as a member. It is not, however, necessary that he shall have resided permanently in the elective district, or that his name shall be on the list of persons entitled to vote. The Governor and the president, as well as the Government's secretaries and the president's secretary, as also the officials and assistants in the secretary's, the bookkeeper's and treasurer's offices, are not eligible.