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to the Chamber of the Representatives, for the purpose of forming a Convention for the election of seven Councillors to advise the governor in the Executive Department of the government, and of a Secretary and Treasurer of State, for the current political year. | to the Chamber of the Representatives, for the purpose of forming a Convention for the election of seven Councillors to advise the governor in the Executive Department of the government, and of a Secretary and Treasurer of State, for the current political year. | ||
| − | The President pro tem. of the Senate assumed the chair in Convention | + | The President pro tem. of the Senate assumed the chair in Convention |
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| + | [com to receive, sort & count votes for councillors] | ||
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| + | On motion, | ||
| + | Messrs Ingalls of Cumberland, Healey of Lincoln, Swan of Portland, White of Monmouth & Scamman of Saco were appointed a Committee to receive sort and Count the votes for seven Counsillors. | ||
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| + | [Order ballots contain name of seven.] | ||
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| + | On motion by Mr Clark of Hallowell; Ordered, that the ballots for councillors contain the name of the seven councillors voted for. | ||
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| + | [amount to exclude the York Senators from voting in convention.] | ||
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| + | Mr Smith of Nobleborough moved the following order: | ||
| + | Whereas Nathan D. Appleton, Abijah Usher Jr and John Bodwell appear in this Convention, claiming to act therein as Senators for the County of York; and Whereas said Appleton, Bodwell and Usher have not been duly and constitutionally elected as such; therefore, Ordered that the Committee which are a may be appointed to receive, sort and count the votes given in this Convention, be instructed not to receive ballots from the said Appleton, Bodwell and Usher. | ||
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| + | [Order relative to separation] | ||
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| + | after debate thereon and before the business of the Convention was accomplished. it was, on motion, Ordered that when the Convention separates, it sperate to meet again this afternoon at 3 o'clock - | ||
| + | the Convention then separated. | ||
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| + | The Senate returned to their Chamber and then adjourned - | ||
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(76)
[Convention to elect Councillors Sec. of State & Treasurer.]
to the Chamber of the Representatives, for the purpose of forming a Convention for the election of seven Councillors to advise the governor in the Executive Department of the government, and of a Secretary and Treasurer of State, for the current political year. The President pro tem. of the Senate assumed the chair in Convention
[com to receive, sort & count votes for councillors]
On motion, Messrs Ingalls of Cumberland, Healey of Lincoln, Swan of Portland, White of Monmouth & Scamman of Saco were appointed a Committee to receive sort and Count the votes for seven Counsillors.
[Order ballots contain name of seven.]
On motion by Mr Clark of Hallowell; Ordered, that the ballots for councillors contain the name of the seven councillors voted for.
[amount to exclude the York Senators from voting in convention.]
Mr Smith of Nobleborough moved the following order: Whereas Nathan D. Appleton, Abijah Usher Jr and John Bodwell appear in this Convention, claiming to act therein as Senators for the County of York; and Whereas said Appleton, Bodwell and Usher have not been duly and constitutionally elected as such; therefore, Ordered that the Committee which are a may be appointed to receive, sort and count the votes given in this Convention, be instructed not to receive ballots from the said Appleton, Bodwell and Usher.
[Order relative to separation]
after debate thereon and before the business of the Convention was accomplished. it was, on motion, Ordered that when the Convention separates, it sperate to meet again this afternoon at 3 o'clock - the Convention then separated.
The Senate returned to their Chamber and then adjourned -