The joint special committee appointed to consider what further legislation, if any, is necessary in relation to elections in plantations, as provided in chapter 89 of the laws passed at extra session of 1840, have attended to that duty and ask leave to report.

[Maine] : [publisher not identified], [1855]

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At head of title: State of Maine. Senate, January 18, 1855

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"The law in relation to Elections in Plantations, as passed by the Legislature of 1840, is good and salutary in its provisions. The difficulty arises from the fact that the Plantations organized under the law have never regarded the provisions. The law provides a certain mode for organizing each Plantation. The directions are plain and explicit, but in many, if not most of the cases, have not been complied with, so that very few of the Plantations organized under said law have a legal right to vote."--Page 1.
Includes text of a bill entitled "An act in addition to an act in relation to elections, passed at extra session 1840, and approved October 2d, 1840."

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Act in addition to an act in relation to elections, passed at extra session 1840, and approved October 2d, 1840.

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