Direct Legislation by the Citizenship through the Initiative and Referendum by James William Sullivan
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Obwald | 15,041 | " | Landsgemeinde. |
Niwald | 12,538 | " | " | Glarus | 33,825 | " | " | 1352 Zug | 23,029 | " | Optional Ref. | " Freiburg | 119,155 | French and Ger. | Legislature. | 1481 Soleure | 85,621 | German. | Oblig. Ref. | " Bâle | | | | 1501 City | 73,749 | " | Optional Ref. | Country | 61,941 | " | Oblig. Ref. | Schaffhausen | 37,783 | " | Optional Ref. | " Appenzell | | | | 1573 Outer | 54,109 | " | Landsgemeinde. | Inner | 12,888 | " | " | St. Gall | 228,160 | " | Optional Ref. | 1803 Grisons | 94,810 | Ger.,Ital.,Rom. | Oblig. Ref. | " Aargau | 193,580 | German. | " | " Thurgau | 104,678 | " | " | " Ticino | 126,751 | Italian. | Optional Ref. | " Vaud | 247,655 | French and Ger. | " | " Valais | 101,985 | " | Finance Ref. | 1814 Neuchâtel | 108,153 | French. | Optional Ref. | " Geneva | 105,509 | " | " | " |-------------| | | | 2,917,740 | | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- In round numbers, 2,092,000 of the Swiss people speak German, 637,000 French, 156,000 Italian, and 30,000 Romansch. Of the principal cities, in 1887, Zurich, with suburbs, had 92,685 inhabitants; Bâle, 73,963; Geneva, with suburbs, 73,504; Berne, 50,220; Lausanne, 32,954; and five |
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