The Committee of both Houses, to whom were referred the returns of votes from the City of Boston, and the several towns and districts of the Commonwealth, upon the proposed article of amendment of the Constitution, which was submitted to the people for their adoption and ratification, or rejection, pursuant to the provisions of a resolve of the eighteenth of March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty three, have attended to the duty assigned them, and ask leave to report ...

[Massachusetts?] : [publisher not identified], [1834]

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Report of the Massachusetts legislature about the results of a public vote on an article of amendment to the Third Article of the Bill of Rights, related to public worship and the choice of pastors and religious teachers. The report, signed by Charles Hudson, Chairman, concludes: "It appears from the returns ... that the said Article of Amendment has been ratified by the people, and accordingly becomes a part of the Constitution of this Commonwealth. Therefore ... the Committee recommend to the Legislature the passing of the accompanying resolve..." (Page 2-3) The report is followed by the resolution entitled "Resolve for the due enrolment and promulgation of the Eleventh Article of Amendment to the Constitution of this Commonwealth."

"Jan 1834."--Running header.

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Resolve for the due enrolment and promulgation of the Eleventh Article of Amendment to the Constitution of this Commonwealth.

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