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COMMITTEES, SELECT—
Report of, of Twenty-One, to consider
• and report the propriety of expressing the
sense of the convention upon the adjustment
measures, passed at last session of Congress,
and the absolute necessity of enforcing them
in their integrity, 127, 128
Report of, on Reporting and Printing, 63, 64
153, 508, 509, 733
Report of, to fix the compensation of offi
cers of the convention,
Report of, on Credentials, 31, 81
Report of, on New Counties, 254, 567
Report of, on the expediency of discharg
ing some of the doorkeepers and committee
clerks, 396, 397, 398
Report of, on the License Laws, 751
Report of, on the cost of preparing a
map, 174, 175
Report of, on the requisition of the Gover
nor of Pennsylvania, 567, 568
On Free Colored Population, 496, 497, 498
499, 500, 501, 502, 503, 504,505
CONNECTICUT—Report of the superintendent of com
mon schools of the State of,
CONSCIENCE—Liberty and right of, 117
CONSTABLE, ALBERT, of Cecil county—Motions by
7, 25, 26, 27, 28, 36,45, 55, 331,338,354, 355,
356, 690, 694, 729, 739, 741
Articles to the constitution submitted by, 729
Petitions of sundry citizens of Cecil coun
ty against the sale of intoxicating liquors,
presented by, 474
Report of, from the committee appointed
to procure the attendance of Clergymen, 16, 17
Resolution by, to wait on the Reverend
Clergy, and request them to open the ses
sions of the convention with prayer, 10
Resolution by, requesting the commission
ers of tax or Levy courts of the several coun
ties in this State rind of Howard district and
the mayor and city council of Baltimore to
furnish the convention with information in
relation to the aggregate amount of the last
assessment of properly, &c. 55