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Communications were received from Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey signifying their acceptance of the office of Counsellors, which were read and sent down. | Communications were received from Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey signifying their acceptance of the office of Counsellors, which were read and sent down. | ||
| − | On motion of Mr Talbot, ordered, that a message be sent to the House of Representatives proposing a Convention of both branches of the Legislature in the Representatives' Chamber forthwith for the purpose of administering the necessary oaths to Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey Counsellors elect, which message was delivered by the Secretary. | + | On motion of Mr Talbot, ordered, that a message be sent to the House of Representatives proposing a Convention of both branches of the Legislature in the Representatives' Chamber forthwith for the purpose of administering the necessary oaths to Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey Counsellors elect, which message was delivered by the Secretary. |
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| + | A message was received from the House concurring in the foregoing preposition. | ||
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| + | In convention. | ||
| + | Agreeably to assignment the two Houses of the Legislature met in Convention for the purpose of qualifying Counsellors elect, when Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey, Counsellors elect, came in, and before the President of the Convention and in presence of both Branches of the Legislature, took and subscribed the oaths, required by the Constitution to qualify them to enter upon the discharge of their officiant duties, and the convention separated. | ||
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| + | In Senate. | ||
| + | Mr Sweat was charged with a message to the Governour and Council, informing them that Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey had been duly qualified to act as Counsellors. | ||
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Communications were received from Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey signifying their acceptance of the office of Counsellors, which were read and sent down.
On motion of Mr Talbot, ordered, that a message be sent to the House of Representatives proposing a Convention of both branches of the Legislature in the Representatives' Chamber forthwith for the purpose of administering the necessary oaths to Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey Counsellors elect, which message was delivered by the Secretary.
A message was received from the House concurring in the foregoing preposition.
In convention. Agreeably to assignment the two Houses of the Legislature met in Convention for the purpose of qualifying Counsellors elect, when Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey, Counsellors elect, came in, and before the President of the Convention and in presence of both Branches of the Legislature, took and subscribed the oaths, required by the Constitution to qualify them to enter upon the discharge of their officiant duties, and the convention separated.
In Senate. Mr Sweat was charged with a message to the Governour and Council, informing them that Nathaniel Clark and Charles Peavey had been duly qualified to act as Counsellors.