Chairman of the, Mr. Blakistone, on the
elective Franchise report. [See Bla-
kistone.]
Order of Mr. Brent, of Baltimore city,
prohibiting the Convention resolv-
ing itself into, Vol. I, 104
COMMUNICATIONS from
The Treasurer of the Slate, Vol. I, 33,
166,332
The Governor of the State of Louisiana,
in relation to its system of Educa-
tion, Vol. I, 33
J. C. G. Kennedy, Superintendent of the
census, Vol. I, 78, 176, 207
The Commissioners of Tax for St. Mary's
County, relative to fees paid to the
Attorney General and his Deputies,
Vol. I, 104
E. Root, Superintendent of Public in-
struction in Wisconsin, Vol. I, 177
The Clerk of Kent County, Vol. I, 269
The Governor of the State of Alabama,
relating to the Compromise Mea-
sures passed by Congress, Vol. I, 384
The same, relative to the School system
of that State, ' Vol. I, 385
E. Smarden and others, concerning pub-
lic education, Vol. I, 104
The Clerk of the Levy Court of Kent
County, relative to the fees of the
Attorney General and his Deputies,
Vol. I, 385
The Governor of the State of Maryland,
transmitting papers in the case of
James S. Mitchell, Vol. II, 240
The same, covering a communication
from H. Hubbell, Esq., in the same
case, Vol. II, 614
Henry G. Wheeler, official Reporter,
concerning the Reports of the De-
bates of the Convention, Vol. II, 99, 868
COMPENSATION OF STATE OFFICERS.
Mr, Dorsey's proposition requiring those
whose compensation exceeds annu-
ally the sum of $3,000, to pay the
excess into the State Treasury,
Vol. II, 814
COMPROMISE,
Communication from the Governor of
the State of Alabama, acknowledg-
ing the receipt of the Report of the
Committee of the Convention of the
State of Maryland, on the late acts
of Congress, concerning the, Vol. I, 384
COMPTROLLER, Provision for the elec-
tion of. Vol. I, 166
[See Treasury Department.]
CONSTABLE, ALBERT, of Cecil County,
Vol. I.
296, 320, 383, 384, 395, 397, 414.
416, 419, 420, 422, 424, 455
Vol. 2.
176, 478, 764, 766, 767, 768, 823,
824, 833, 840, 842, 855, 866, 867,
871, 875, 878, 879, 882 |
Civil officers, amendment to the Report
concerning, Vol. II, 840, 842
Remarks thereon, Vol. II, 843
Constitution, remarks on the Order con-
cerning the engrossed copy of the
amended, Vol. II, 882
Constitutions, additional article concern-
ing the operation of the new and
old. Vol. II, 823
Remarks thereon, Vol. II, 824
Judiciary, remarks on the Report of the
Committee on the, Vol. II, 748, 878
Legislative Report, remarks on the, Vol.
1, 320, 383, 384, 414, 416, 420, 422,
424, 455; Vol. II, 764, 766, 767, 768
Amendments to the Report, Vol. I, 383,
395,397,419,420,424; Vol. II, 764,
766,767
Order for compensation to Samuel Pea-
cock, committee Clerk, for extra
service. Vol. II, 867
Petition presented by, Vol. II, 176
Treasury Department, amendment to
the Report on the, Vol. II, 833 .
CONSTABLES, [See Judiciary.]
CONSTITUTION, as amended, the, Vol. I, 3
Articles concerning the operation of the
new and old, Vol. II, 824, 825, 826, 827
Motion to re-commit the engrossed copy
of the amended, Vol. II, 883
Orders concerning the printing and cir-
culation of copies of the amended,
Vol. II, 803, 804, 805, 875, 877
Orders concerning the signature and pub-
lication of the amended. Vol. II, 864, 866
Order concerning the deposit of the en-
grossed copy of the amended, Vol. II, 879
Reports from the committee on future
amendments and revisions of the:
as to the mode in which it may be
altered, changed, or abolished, Vol.
II, 223, 245, 359, 360, 365, 366,367,
372, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380,
381, 384, 388, 389, 850
Report (final) of the amended. Vol. II, 889
Signed by the President of the Conven-
tion, Vol. II, 890
CONVENTION.
Business of the, Vol. I, 76; Vol. II, 780,
781,782,855
Convention, calls of the, [See Calls of the
Convention.]
Convention, expenses of the, Vol. II, 758
Convention, per diem of the members of
the, Vol. II, 877
Convention, Primary School—address
from the, Vol. I, 88
Convention to alter or abolish the Con-
stitution, provisions respecting the
call of a. Vol. II, 223,245,359, 360,
365, 366, 367, 372, 375, 376, 377,
378, 379, 380, 381, 384, 388, 389
CONVEYANCING Simplification of the
farms of. [See Legislative Depart-
ment.]
CONVICTIONS, Propositions concerning,
Vol. I, 199,200 |
