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�To the Legislature of the State of Maine
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To the Legislature of the State of Maine
  
The undersigned females of the State of Maine, being deeply grieved at the passage of a resolve, at the late session of Congress, by the House of Representatives, whereby it was declared, "That no petition , memorial, resolution, or other paper, [?] the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia, in any State of Territory in the U.S. in which it now exists, shall be received by this House, or entertained in any way whatsoever;" + believing said resolve to be an infringement of the Constitution of the U.S. + an abridgement of the freedom of speech, + of the right to petition, pray your honorable body to request the Representatives in Congress to use their utmost influence to have the same rescinded. _ We also pray that your petitioners may be heard before a committee of your honorable body by counsel.
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The undersigned females of the State of Maine, being deeply grieved at the passage of a resolve, at the late session of Congress, by the House of Representatives, whereby it was declared, "That no petition , memorial, resolution, or other paper, praying the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia, in any State of Territory in the U.S. in which it now exists, shall be received by this House, or entertained in any way whatsoever;" & believing said resolve to be an infringement of the Constitution of the U.S. & an abridgement of the freedom of speech, & of the right to petition, pray your honorable body to request the Representatives in Congress to use their utmost influence to have the same rescinded. We also pray that your petitioners may be heard before a committee of your honorable body by counsel.
  
 
Names [signatures follow]
 
Names [signatures follow]
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Hannah Berney
 
Hannah Berney
 
Mary S. Loord
 
Mary S. Loord
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Lydia Robinson
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Mary Walker
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Elisa Howes
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Hannah M. Gorie
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Mary S. M. Lovett
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Nancy Smith
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Susanna Mayhew
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Sarah M. Smith
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Martha L. R. Prescott
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E. L. Prescott
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[?]
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Sabrina Raymond
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Hannah [crossed out]
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Susan Y. Brother
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Hannah H. Berry
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Judith Mason
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Sophronia Hopkins
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Flavilla Drew

Latest revision as of 18:46, 26 August 2020

To the Legislature of the State of Maine

The undersigned females of the State of Maine, being deeply grieved at the passage of a resolve, at the late session of Congress, by the House of Representatives, whereby it was declared, "That no petition , memorial, resolution, or other paper, praying the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia, in any State of Territory in the U.S. in which it now exists, shall be received by this House, or entertained in any way whatsoever;" & believing said resolve to be an infringement of the Constitution of the U.S. & an abridgement of the freedom of speech, & of the right to petition, pray your honorable body to request the Representatives in Congress to use their utmost influence to have the same rescinded. We also pray that your petitioners may be heard before a committee of your honorable body by counsel.

Names [signatures follow]

Temperance H. Hawes Clementine Cook Olivia Munson Deborah Howes Susan S. Howes Priscilla H. Howes Priscilla Howes Elizabeth H. Ford Priscilla H. Howes Hannah S. Loord Hannah Berney Mary S. Loord Lydia Robinson Mary Walker Elisa Howes Hannah M. Gorie Mary S. M. Lovett Nancy Smith Susanna Mayhew Sarah M. Smith Martha L. R. Prescott E. L. Prescott [?] Sabrina Raymond Hannah [crossed out] Susan Y. Brother Hannah H. Berry Judith Mason Sophronia Hopkins Flavilla Drew