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12
 
12
 
called to order
 
called to order
John Low Esqr of Lyman being the
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John Low Esqr of Lyman being the oldest legislator present, was unanimously requested to take the chair till the constitutional organization of the House.
oldest legislator present, was unanimously
 
requested to take the chair till the constitutional
 
organization of the House.
 
  
[Committee to inform the
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[Committee to inform the President of the Convention that a quorum is assembled [?]]
President of the Convention
 
that a quorum is assembled
 
[?]]
 
  
Ordered[underlined], that Messrs Redington of Vassalboro
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Ordered[underlined], that Messrs Redington of Vassalboro Clap of Portland, and Ames of Bath be a Committee to wait on the President of the Convention; and inform him that a quorum of the House had assembled, and were ready to be qualified according to the Constitution.
Clap of Portland, and Ames of Bath be a
 
Committee to wait on the President of the
 
Convention; and inform him that a quorum
 
of the House had assembled, and were ready to
 
be qualified according to the Constitution.
 
  
The President of the Convention, attended by
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The President of the Convention, attended by the Secretary of State pro. tem. and Treasurer of the State pro. te. and preceeded by the Sheriff of Cumberland, came in, and the aforenamed members took and subscribed the oaths and declarations prescribed by the Constitution of this State.
the Secretary of State pro. tem. and Treasurer of
 
the State pro. te. and preceeded by the Sheriff
 
of Cumberland, came in, and the aforenamed
 
members took and subscribed the oaths and
 
declarations prescribed by the Constitution of
 
this State.
 
  
The President of the Convention and the
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The President of the Convention and the Secretary of State pro. tem and Treasurer of the State pro. tem. then withdrew.
Secretary of State pro. tem and Treasurer of the
 
State pro. tem. then withdrew.
 
  
[Committee to collect,
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[Committee to collect,[?] votes for Clerk]
[?] votes for Clerk]
 
  
Ordered [underlined] that Gen Russell of North Yarmouth
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Ordered [underlined] that Gen Russell of North Yarmouth Mr Morrell of Wells, Mr Johnson of Belfast Mr Burgin of Eastport + Mr Vose of Augusta be a committee, to collect, count and sort the votes for a Clerk.
Mr Morrell of Wells, Mr Johnson of Belfast
 
Mr Burgin of Eastport + Mr Vose of Augusta
 
be a committee, to collect, count and sort the votes
 
for a Clerk.
 
  
 
[Clerk, elected.]
 
[Clerk, elected.]
  
The House then proceeded to the choice of a
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The House then proceeded to the choice of a Clerk by ballot; the whole number of votes given in, were One hundred and twenty six - necessary to a choice sixty four - James Loring [double underline][bold] Child [double underline][bold] of Augusta has ninety three and
Clerk by ballot; the whole number of votes given
 
in, were One hundred and twenty six - necessary
 
to a choice sixty four - James Loring [double underline][bold]
 
Child [double underline][bold] of Augusta has ninety three and
 

Revision as of 19:56, 31 January 2019

12 called to order John Low Esqr of Lyman being the oldest legislator present, was unanimously requested to take the chair till the constitutional organization of the House.

[Committee to inform the President of the Convention that a quorum is assembled [?]]

Ordered[underlined], that Messrs Redington of Vassalboro Clap of Portland, and Ames of Bath be a Committee to wait on the President of the Convention; and inform him that a quorum of the House had assembled, and were ready to be qualified according to the Constitution.

The President of the Convention, attended by the Secretary of State pro. tem. and Treasurer of the State pro. te. and preceeded by the Sheriff of Cumberland, came in, and the aforenamed members took and subscribed the oaths and declarations prescribed by the Constitution of this State.

The President of the Convention and the Secretary of State pro. tem and Treasurer of the State pro. tem. then withdrew.

[Committee to collect,[?] votes for Clerk]

Ordered [underlined] that Gen Russell of North Yarmouth Mr Morrell of Wells, Mr Johnson of Belfast Mr Burgin of Eastport + Mr Vose of Augusta be a committee, to collect, count and sort the votes for a Clerk.

[Clerk, elected.]

The House then proceeded to the choice of a Clerk by ballot; the whole number of votes given in, were One hundred and twenty six - necessary to a choice sixty four - James Loring [double underline][bold] Child [double underline][bold] of Augusta has ninety three and