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| − | by both branches of the Legislature, Councillors | + | [1825 January 7.] |
| − | to advise the Governor in the Executive part of | + | |
| − | of the Government and request their immediate | + | by both branches of the Legislature, Councillors to advise the Governor in the Executive part of of the Government and request their immediate attendance. |
| − | attendance. | ||
[Notice ordered to the Secretary of State] | [Notice ordered to the Secretary of State] | ||
| − | On motion of Mr Dunlap, Ordered that the | + | |
| − | Secretary of the Senate be directed to notify Amos | + | On motion of Mr Dunlap, Ordered that the Secretary of the Senate be directed to notify Amos Nichols Esqr. that he has been duly elected Secretary of State by both branches of the Legislature for the current year. |
| − | Nichols | ||
| − | of State by both branches of the Legislature | ||
| − | for the current year. | ||
Adjourned. | Adjourned. | ||
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[Communications from Counsellors] | [Communications from Counsellors] | ||
| − | Communications were received from William | + | |
| − | Chadwick, Daniel Wood, Abraham Morrill, | + | Communications were received from William Chadwick, Daniel Wood, Abraham Morrill, and Daniel Merrill, Esquires, signifying their acceptance of the office of Counsellors, and their readiness to be qualified: Which were read and sent down. |
| − | and Daniel Merrill, Esquires, signifying their acceptance | ||
| − | of the office of Counsellors, and their | ||
| − | readiness to be qualified: Which were read and | ||
| − | sent down. | ||
[Messages] | [Messages] | ||
| − | On motion of Mr. Dunlap, Ordered that | + | |
| − | a Message be sent to the House proposing a | + | On motion of Mr. Dunlap, Ordered that a Message be sent to the House proposing a a convention of the two Branches of the Legislature forthwith, for the purpose of qualifying Daniel Wood, William Chadwick, Abraham Morrell and Daniel Merrill, Esquires, Councillors elect, to advise the Governor in the Executive branch of the Government, for the current political year. |
| − | a convention of the two Branches of the Legislature | + | |
| − | forthwith, for the purpose of qualifying Daniel | + | A message was then received from the House concurring in the forgoing proposition. |
| − | Wood, William Chadwick, Abraham | ||
| − | Daniel Merrill, Esquires, Councillors | ||
| − | the Governor in the Executive branch of | ||
| − | the Government, for the current political | ||
| − | year. | ||
| − | A message was then received from the | ||
| − | House concurring in the forgoing proposition. | ||
[Convention] | [Convention] | ||
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The two Houses then met in Convention | The two Houses then met in Convention | ||
| − | when Daniel Wood, William Chadwick, | + | when Daniel Wood, William Chadwick, Abra- |
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[1825 January 7.]
by both branches of the Legislature, Councillors to advise the Governor in the Executive part of of the Government and request their immediate attendance.
[Notice ordered to the Secretary of State]
On motion of Mr Dunlap, Ordered that the Secretary of the Senate be directed to notify Amos Nichols Esqr. that he has been duly elected Secretary of State by both branches of the Legislature for the current year.
Adjourned.
Afternoon
[Communications from Counsellors]
Communications were received from William Chadwick, Daniel Wood, Abraham Morrill, and Daniel Merrill, Esquires, signifying their acceptance of the office of Counsellors, and their readiness to be qualified: Which were read and sent down.
[Messages]
On motion of Mr. Dunlap, Ordered that a Message be sent to the House proposing a a convention of the two Branches of the Legislature forthwith, for the purpose of qualifying Daniel Wood, William Chadwick, Abraham Morrell and Daniel Merrill, Esquires, Councillors elect, to advise the Governor in the Executive branch of the Government, for the current political year.
A message was then received from the House concurring in the forgoing proposition.
[Convention]
The two Houses then met in Convention when Daniel Wood, William Chadwick, Abra-