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The President appointed the following committee under
the above order:
Messrs. Ford, Merryman, Wickes, Starr and Silver.
Mr. George submitted the following order:
Ordered, That the Committee on Education be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of abolishing the office of Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, and substituting there-
for four educational districts, one of which shall be the city
of Baltimore, the other three as may in the judgment of the
Committee be advisable; each district to be entitled to a su-
perintendent; and whether it be politic to make said super-
intendent elective by the people, or subject to appointment
by the Governor, or otherwise;
Which was read, and,
On motion of Mr. George,
Referred to the Committee upon Education.
On motion of Mr. Wethered,
At 2 1/2 o'clock, the Convention adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY, May 15, 1867.
The Convention met.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Henderson.
Present at the call of the roll the following members:
Messrs. Carmichael, (President, ) Spates, Walsh, Roman,
Hoblitzell, McKaig, Howison, Hall, Kilbourn, Giddings,
Rennolds, Whitman, George, Vansant, Flaherty, Henderson,
Gill, Carter, Ritchie, Garey, Dobbin, Pleasants, Brewer, of
Baltimore City, Ferry, Peters, Franck, Merryman, Denson,
Wilkinson, Buchanan, Wethered, Bell, Starr, Nicolai, Ire-
land, Tarr, of Caroline, Watkins, of Caroline, Longwell,
Galt, Bennett, Cover, Chambers, Howard, Groome, McCor-
mick, Cosgrove, Mitchell, Stoddert, Wallace, Goldsborough,
of Dorchester, Austin, Hodson, Nelson, Dorsey, McPherson,
Thomas, Johnson, Farnandis, Evans, Rogers, Silver, Macku-
bin, Devries, Morris, Wickes, Ringgold, Massey, Janvier,
Watkins, of Montgomery, Brewer, of Montgomery, Riggs, of
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