Governor's response to the resolutions of the General Assembly, relative to state exemptions, &c. &c. &c.

[Richmond, Virginia?] : [publisher not identified], [1865]

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January 1865 communication from Governor William Smith to the General Assembly of Virginia. This communication is in response to a resolution. Smith notes, "In the resolution, I am asked whether I have 'apprised the proper confederate authorities that the state of Virginia, by her resolution of the 10th of March 1854, claims and requites the exclusive service of certain officers enumerated therein, and their immunity from all military service to the confederate government, by virtue of any law thereof, as indispensable to the public functions with which they are charged, and to the proper maintenance of the dignity, integrity and efficiency of the government of this state ...'" (Page [3]). Smith indicates that the information was communicated. Smith also notes objections to the resolution.

"State of Virginia, Executive Department, Richmond, January 10, 1865"--Page 3.
Signed on page 8: Wm. Smith.

Online resource; title from PDF title page (LLMC Digital, viewed September 12, 2024).

Print version: Virginia. General Assembly. Governor's response to the resolutions of the General Assembly, relative to state exemptions, &c. &c. &c. [Richmond, Va. : William F. Ritchie, public printer, 1864] (OCoLC)777001522

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