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Committee being satisfied that no person of that name resides in that District, and that these votes were given for Jairus S. Keith, have counted them for him accordingly. | Committee being satisfied that no person of that name resides in that District, and that these votes were given for Jairus S. Keith, have counted them for him accordingly. | ||
| − | The Committee further report that the returns from Vinalhaven, in the Sixth District Cranberry Isles and Greenfield in the Seventh Williams College Grant in the Eighth were not certified on the back to have been sealed up in town or plantation meeting; but the contrary not appearing they were allowed. | + | The Committee further report that the returns from Vinalhaven, in the Sixth District Cranberry Isles and Greenfield in the Seventh & Williams College Grant in the Eighth were not certified on the back to have been sealed up in town or plantation meeting; but the contrary not appearing they were allowed. |
Eight votes in the return of Falmouth, in the Second District, and 15 votes in the return of Green, in the Fourth District, were certified not to have been designated for Senators, and were not counted. | Eight votes in the return of Falmouth, in the Second District, and 15 votes in the return of Green, in the Fourth District, were certified not to have been designated for Senators, and were not counted. | ||
All of which is respectfully submitted. | All of which is respectfully submitted. | ||
| − | Stephen Webb | + | Stephen Webb Jr per order |
Which report was read and accepted. | Which report was read and accepted. | ||
| − | A message was received from the House of Representatives, concurring in the proposition of the Senate for a Convention of both branches of the Legislature in the Representatives Hall tomorrow at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of choosing seven Counsellors, and also Secretary of State. | + | A message was received from the House of Representatives, concurring in the proposition of the Senate for a Convention of both branches of the Legislature in the Representatives Hall tomorrow at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of choosing seven Counsellors, and also a Secretary of State. |
| − | An Order from the House of Representatives appointing Messrs. McCrate of Nobleborough | + | An Order from the House of Representatives, appointing Messrs. McCrate of Nobleborough Grosvenner of Minot and Paris of Buckfield with such as the Senate may join, a Committee to contract with some suitable person, to do the State printing for the present year. came up for concurrence and the Senate concurred and Messrs Webb and Davee were joined. |
Mr Burnham from the Committee to | Mr Burnham from the Committee to | ||
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16 Committee being satisfied that no person of that name resides in that District, and that these votes were given for Jairus S. Keith, have counted them for him accordingly. The Committee further report that the returns from Vinalhaven, in the Sixth District Cranberry Isles and Greenfield in the Seventh & Williams College Grant in the Eighth were not certified on the back to have been sealed up in town or plantation meeting; but the contrary not appearing they were allowed. Eight votes in the return of Falmouth, in the Second District, and 15 votes in the return of Green, in the Fourth District, were certified not to have been designated for Senators, and were not counted. All of which is respectfully submitted. Stephen Webb Jr per order Which report was read and accepted.
A message was received from the House of Representatives, concurring in the proposition of the Senate for a Convention of both branches of the Legislature in the Representatives Hall tomorrow at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of choosing seven Counsellors, and also a Secretary of State.
An Order from the House of Representatives, appointing Messrs. McCrate of Nobleborough Grosvenner of Minot and Paris of Buckfield with such as the Senate may join, a Committee to contract with some suitable person, to do the State printing for the present year. came up for concurrence and the Senate concurred and Messrs Webb and Davee were joined.
Mr Burnham from the Committee to