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In consequences of the inconveniences resulting from the great extent of the third Division of the militia of this State, the Council have unanimously advised to the formation of a new Division, to be designated the seventh Division. An order has thereupon been issued for carrying this arrangement into effect. I lay before the Legislature a copy of the proceedings to the end that the office of major General of said new division, may be filled agreeably to the provisions of the Constitution. | In consequences of the inconveniences resulting from the great extent of the third Division of the militia of this State, the Council have unanimously advised to the formation of a new Division, to be designated the seventh Division. An order has thereupon been issued for carrying this arrangement into effect. I lay before the Legislature a copy of the proceedings to the end that the office of major General of said new division, may be filled agreeably to the provisions of the Constitution. | ||
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| + | I have received from the Governor of the State of Ohio, a copy of resolutions recently passed by the general assembly of that State relative to adopting a system by which the entire emancipation of the Slaves in our County may be effected without any violation of the national compact, or infringement of the rights if indivia | ||
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to the Constitution of the United States, which in compliance with the request there in contained, I lay before the two branches of the Legislature for their consideration. Council Chamber Feby 2d. 1824 }
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To the Senate and House of Representatives In consequences of the inconveniences resulting from the great extent of the third Division of the militia of this State, the Council have unanimously advised to the formation of a new Division, to be designated the seventh Division. An order has thereupon been issued for carrying this arrangement into effect. I lay before the Legislature a copy of the proceedings to the end that the office of major General of said new division, may be filled agreeably to the provisions of the Constitution. Council Chamber Feby. 10. 1824.
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To the Senate and House of Representatives I have received from the Governor of the State of Ohio, a copy of resolutions recently passed by the general assembly of that State relative to adopting a system by which the entire emancipation of the Slaves in our County may be effected without any violation of the national compact, or infringement of the rights if indivia