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RESOLUTION—
By Mr. Ege, to restrict the Legislature in creating
public debts, 76
To alter the mode of selecting jurors, 78
Relative to the compensation of Judicial
officers, 109
To apply all the University, College and
Academic appropriations made by the State
to a general school fund,123
Relative to basis of Representation in the
Legislature, 132
By Mr. Fiery, relative to codification of the laws, 61
To fix the compensation of the Executive, 78
Relative to the time of holding elections, 121
To hold evening sessions,192
By Mr. Fitzpatrick, to establish a Board of Public
Works, 83
To reduce the number of Judges, &c., 83
Relative to Banks, 102
In favor of William Cook,145
By Mr. Fooks, relative to the qualification of voters, 102
By Mr. Grason, to furnish members with newspa
pers, 56
In favor of William Glover, 145
To allow President of the Convention six
dollars per diem, 736
By Mr. Gwinn, relative to the mode of proceeding
in the election of President, 31
To appoint standing committees, 52
Of inquity of the clerks of the several
counties and registers of wills as to the gross
receipts of their offices, &c. 55
That the secretary keep a calander of mat
ters referred to the committee of the whole, 63
Referring the propositions relating to re
presentation and to the division of the State
into election districts, to a committee of the
whole, 68
Relative to the division of the State, into
election districts, 69
Of inquiry of the Governor, as to the num
ber of pardons and nolle prosequies granted
since the year 1838, 75
To restrict the Legislature in granting acts
of incorporation,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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