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    Sir, --- I have the honor to enclose the opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court, in answer to the question proposed to them, by the Hon. the House of Representatives

    Sir, --- I have the honor to enclose the opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court, in answer to the question proposed to them, by the Hon. the House of Representatives

    Published 1840
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    An act concerning the purity of elections

    An act concerning the purity of elections

    Published 1838
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    The committee to whom was referred a resolve of the House of Representatives, proposing an amendment of the Constitution, relative to the mode of electing the members of the House of Representatives, have considered the same, and beg leave respectfully to report

    The committee to whom was referred a resolve of the House of Representatives, proposing an amendment of the Constitution, relative to the mode of electing the members of the House...

    Published 1831
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    The committee of this House, to whom was referred an order, directing them to "consider the present posture of our national affairs and to report such measures, as they may deem expedient on the part of this House, to express its sense thereon," have attended to that subject and ask leave to report the following resolutions, which are respectfully submitted

    The committee of this House, to whom was referred an order, directing them to "consider the present posture of our national affairs and to report such measures, as they may deem ex...

    Published 1828
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    An act in addition to an act entitled, "An act regulating elections, and declaring the qualifications of voters in town affairs

    An act in addition to an act entitled, "An act regulating elections, and declaring the qualifications of voters in town affairs

    Published 1830
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    An act in addition to an act entitled, "An act regulating elections, and declaring the qualifications of voters in town affairs," and in explanation thereof

    An act in addition to an act entitled, "An act regulating elections, and declaring the qualifications of voters in town affairs," and in explanation thereof

    Published 1827
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    Ordered, that the following members, being one from each county, constitute a committee, on so much of the Governor's address as relates to an amendment of the constitution, or of establishing some legal provisions whereby the number of representatives may be reduced

    Ordered, that the following members, being one from each county, constitute a committee, on so much of the Governor's address as relates to an amendment of the constitution, or of...

    Published 1835
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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. House of Representatives, Jan. [blank] 1835 Resolved, that so much of the constitution of this commonwealth, as provides for the election of representatives, ought to be so amended as to reduce the whole number of representatives ...

    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. House of Representatives, Jan. [blank] 1835 Resolved, that so much of the constitution of this commonwealth, as provides for the election of represen...

    Published 1835
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    Resolve providing for an amendment of the constitution

    Resolve providing for an amendment of the constitution

    Published 1835
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    The clerk of the House, who was directed by an order of June 5, 1828, "to report to the House at its next session, all cases of precepts issued for a new election of members, and all proceedings had in the House relative to the issuing of precepts" ... reports the following

    The clerk of the House, who was directed by an order of June 5, 1828, "to report to the House at its next session, all cases of precepts issued for a new election of members, and a...

    Published 1829
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    The committee of this House, consisting of one member from each of the counties in the Commonwealth, to whom was referred the subject of the proposed amendments of the Constitution, and so much of his excellency the Governor's messages as relates thereto, ask leave to report that, at a meeting, at which were present all the members of the committee, with the exception only of those of those from the counties of Essex and Franklin, the merits of the subject referred to them were very attentively examined and considered; and the committee are unanimously in favor of recommending the proposed articles of amendment for adoption.

    The committee of this House, consisting of one member from each of the counties in the Commonwealth, to whom was referred the subject of the proposed amendments of the Constitution...

    Published 1831
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    To the Honorable Senate, and House of Representatives the chief magistrate of the state of Delaware has recently transmitted to me copies of sundry resolutions passed by the General Assembly of that state, at their late session.

    To the Honorable Senate, and House of Representatives the chief magistrate of the state of Delaware has recently transmitted to me copies of sundry resolutions passed by the Genera...

    Published 1831
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    The special committee appointed on the 3d instant, to report to this House without delay, an article of amendment to the Constitution of this Commonwealth substantially the same as that which passed both branches of the Legislature in 1829, ask leave to report a new draft of said article with sundry slight alterations

    The special committee appointed on the 3d instant, to report to this House without delay, an article of amendment to the Constitution of this Commonwealth substantially the same as...

    Published 1831
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    Ordered, that Messrs. Holden of Charlestown, Bassett of Boston, Whitman of Lancaster, Thurber of Mendon, Osgood of Andover, Rantoul of Beverley, Fisher of Franklin, Baylies of Taunton, Kingman of East-Bridgewater, Lewis of Barnstable, Foster of Brimfield, Loomis of Lee, and Smith of Hatfield be a committee to prepare and report an article of amendment to the Constitution of this Commonwealth, relative to the number and mode of electing Representatives to the General Court and that the several orders and petitions presented on the subject of the Constitution be committed to the same Committee.

    Ordered, that Messrs. Holden of Charlestown, Bassett of Boston, Whitman of Lancaster, Thurber of Mendon, Osgood of Andover, Rantoul of Beverley, Fisher of Franklin, Baylies of Tau...

    Published 1831
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    Article of amendment

    Article of amendment

    Published 1831
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    Resolve for altering or amending the constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

    Resolve for altering or amending the constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

    Published 1837
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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. House of Representatives, Jan. 19, 1829 The select committee of this House, appointed at the last session, who were instructed to consider and report at the present session upon "the expediency of so amending the constitution as to provide that there shall be ordinarily but one session of the legislature in each year ; " ... By order of the committee, S.C. Phillips, chairman.

    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. House of Representatives, Jan. 19, 1829 The select committee of this House, appointed at the last session, who were instructed to consider and report...

    Published 1829
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