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    An act concerning the choice of representatives in the Congress of the United States

    An act concerning the choice of representatives in the Congress of the United States

    Published 1834
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    An act concerning county commissioners

    An act concerning county commissioners

    Published 1834
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    The committee appointed by the House of Representatives, to consider in what manner the legislature shall direct the appointment of electors of president and vice president of the United States, at the ensuing election, respectfully report

    The committee appointed by the House of Representatives, to consider in what manner the legislature shall direct the appointment of electors of president and vice president of the...

    Published 1828
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    An act to provide for the election of county commissioners and for other purposes

    An act to provide for the election of county commissioners and for other purposes

    Published 1835
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    Ordered, that a committee of one from each county be appointed to consider the propriety of making any alterations in the law establishing county commissioners

    Ordered, that a committee of one from each county be appointed to consider the propriety of making any alterations in the law establishing county commissioners

    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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    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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    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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    The committee to whom was referred Chapter 4th, Part 1st, of the Revised code, with directions to append thereto a general system for deciding all elections of officers in this commonwealth, beg leave to report

    The committee to whom was referred Chapter 4th, Part 1st, of the Revised code, with directions to append thereto a general system for deciding all elections of officers in this com...

    Published 1835
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    Ordered, that Messrs. Leonard of Norton, Shaw of Lanesboro', Bliss of Springfield, Clark of Northampton, Billings of Conway, Thurston of Lancaster, Thayer of Uxbridge, Keyes of Concord, Peabody of Boxford, Robinson of Marblehead, Robbins of Boston, Ames of Dedham, Little of Marshfileld, Freeman of Sandwich, Mayhew of Chilmark, and Pinkman of Nantucket, with such as the Senate may join, be a committee to make the necessary arrangements for districting the Commonwealth, and to provide for the choice of Representatives to the Congress of the United States

    Ordered, that Messrs. Leonard of Norton, Shaw of Lanesboro', Bliss of Springfield, Clark of Northampton, Billings of Conway, Thurston of Lancaster, Thayer of Uxbridge, Keyes of Con...

    Published 1833
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    Article of amendment

    Article of amendment

    Published 1831
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    The committee to whom was committed the message of His Excellency the governor, communicating the resolutions of the legislature of Georgia, proposing such amendments in the Constitution of the United States, as will take from the House of Representatives the election of president in any event, respectfully report

    The committee to whom was committed the message of His Excellency the governor, communicating the resolutions of the legislature of Georgia, proposing such amendments in the Consti...

    Published 1827
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    The joint committee, who were directed to inquire what legislation may be necessary to provide for the contingency of the adoption of the amendment to the consideration recently agreed to by the General Court, ask leave to report in part the accompanying bill

    The joint committee, who were directed to inquire what legislation may be necessary to provide for the contingency of the adoption of the amendment to the consideration recently ag...

    Published 1840
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