Communications, transmitted to the governor of Maryland, enclosing resolutions from the states of Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, Alabama and Massachusetts.

[Annapolis, Maryland] : [publisher not identified], [1844]

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Transfer of resolutions from several states to the Maryland legislature by John Fairfield, Maryland governor. The resolutions are: Maine: Resolves in relation to the fine imposed on General Andrew Jackson; Maine: State of Maine, resolves in relation to the military academy at West Point in the state of New York; Missouri: Resolutions on the subject of tobacco; New Jersey: Joint resolutions [regarding state debts]; Alabama: Joint resolutions, in regard to the controversy between New York and Virginia [regarding persons helping fugitive enslaved persons]; Alabama: Joint resolutions, on the subject of the assumption of state debts by the general government, and against the repudiation of state debts; Massachusetts: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-three, resolves against the annexation of Texas to the union; Massachusetts: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty three, resolves concerning French depredations on American commerce previously to the convention of eighteen hundred.

"By the House of Delegates, January 10, 1844. Read and ordered to be printed."--Title page.
A letter of transmittal from John Fairfield, governor of Maine, is addressed to the Governor of the State of Maryland, and is dated January 23, 1843.

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Print version: Communications, transmitted to the governor of Maryland, enclosing resolutions from the states of Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, Alabama and Massachusetts. [Annapolis, Md. : s.n., 1844] (OCoLC)39697143

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