The committee of both Houses, to whom was referred so much of the message of His Excellency the Governor, as relates to such amendment of the constitution of this commonwealth, or such modification of the laws thereof, as may be necessary to meet the exigency resulting from the secession of Maine, as leave, in part, to report ...
1820
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The committee of both Houses, to whom was referred so much of the message of His Excellency the Governor, as relates to such amendment of the constitution of this commonwealth, or such modification of the laws thereof, as may be necessary to meet the exigency resulting from the secession of Maine, as leave, in part, to report ...
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[Boston, Massachusetts?] : [publisher not identified], [1820]
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At head of title: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Eighteenth of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
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Signed on page 3, at end of report: Josiah Quincy, chairman.
"Resolve, providing for the taking the sense of the people on the subject of the revision of the constitution": pages [5]-6.
"Resolve, Whereas the General Court, at their present session, have ordered Precepts to issue to the Selectmen of the several Towns and Districts, and to the Assessors of the unincorporated Plantations within this Commonwealth, requiring them to convene the qualified Voters of their respective Towns, Districts, and Plantations, on the day of [blank] day of [blank] next, for the purpose of collecting their sentiments, on the necessity or expediency of revising the Constitution, in order to amendments, agreeably to the provision therein made: And, whereas an act of government is necessary for carrying the said Precepts into effect--it is therefore resolved ...: pages [7]-8.
"Resolve, providing for the taking the sense of the people on the subject of the revision of the constitution": pages [5]-6.
"Resolve, Whereas the General Court, at their present session, have ordered Precepts to issue to the Selectmen of the several Towns and Districts, and to the Assessors of the unincorporated Plantations within this Commonwealth, requiring them to convene the qualified Voters of their respective Towns, Districts, and Plantations, on the day of [blank] day of [blank] next, for the purpose of collecting their sentiments, on the necessity or expediency of revising the Constitution, in order to amendments, agreeably to the provision therein made: And, whereas an act of government is necessary for carrying the said Precepts into effect--it is therefore resolved ...: pages [7]-8.
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Resolve, providing for the taking the sense of the people on the subject of the revision of the constitution.
Resolve, whereas the General Court, at their present session, have ordered Precepts to issue to the Selectmen of the several Towns and Districts, and to the Assessors of the unincorporated Plantations within this Commonwealth, requiring them to convene the qualified Voters of their respective Towns, Districts, and Plantations, on the day of [blank] day of [blank] next, for the purpose of collecting their sentiments, on the necessity or expediency of revising the Constitution, in order to amendments, agreeably to the provision therein made: And, whereas an act of government is necessary for carrying the said Precepts into effect--it is therefore resolved ...
Resolve, whereas the General Court, at their present session, have ordered Precepts to issue to the Selectmen of the several Towns and Districts, and to the Assessors of the unincorporated Plantations within this Commonwealth, requiring them to convene the qualified Voters of their respective Towns, Districts, and Plantations, on the day of [blank] day of [blank] next, for the purpose of collecting their sentiments, on the necessity or expediency of revising the Constitution, in order to amendments, agreeably to the provision therein made: And, whereas an act of government is necessary for carrying the said Precepts into effect--it is therefore resolved ...
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Print version: Massachusetts. General Court. Committee of both Houses, to whom was referred so much of the message of His Excellency the Governor. [Boston, Mass.?] [publisher not identified], [1820] (OCoLC)54138303
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Report of the committee of both Houses, to whom was referred so much of the message of His Excellency the Governor