RIDGELY, JAMES L—
Remarks of, on
Adoption of the. constitution... 1833, 1858
Allegiance... 332, 489, 492, 494, 495, 496
498.
Apprenticeship of colored minors.... 157T
1592, 1593, 1597, 1599, 1605, 1797, 1800
Banking institutions.................... 843
Banishment of rebel sympathizers.... 1128
1135.
Basis of representation... 1042,1050, 1054
1073, 1074, l659, 1669, 1670, 1673.
Common law............................. 1703
Compensation for slaves emancipated 1003
1004,1158,1875.
Courts, circuit, appointment of offi-
cers of................................. 1534
Courts, circuit, salaries of judges...... 1560
Courts, circuit,clerks of.................. 1563
Courts of Baltimore city, salaries of
judges............................ 1618, 1620
Courts of Baltimore city, clerks of.... 1805
Resolutions offered—
To appoint accommittee to arrange
seats for member's of the conven-
tion................................. 26
To appoint a committee on rules of
order...................................... 28
To appoint a committee to consider
and report the most expedient
method of presenting to the conven-
tion the forms and provisions of a
new constitution...................... 30
To appoint standing committees lo
take into consideration the necessa-
ry alterations and amendments to
the constitution.................... 30
To appoint a committee to invite the
reverend clergy of Annapolis to
open the sessions of the convention
with prayer.............................. 31
That the convention take up the bill
of rights................................ 39
To instruct the committee on basis of
representation with regard to the
apportionment of senators and
delegates to general assembly....... 58
Of thanks to Maryland soldiers under
General Grant........................... 83
That in case of the absence of any
member of the convention from any
cause except sickness his per diem
be deducted............................ 106
To appoint select committee to ascer-
tain what appropriation can be ob-
tained from the general government
for slaves emancipated............. 245
Referring to the invasion of Maryland
by the rebels....................... 787
Asking general government to banish
from this State all adult citizens
who shall refuse to take the oath of
allegiance.......................... 830
Referring to the inteligibility of certain
members to seats in the convention, 1176 |
RIDGELY, JAMBS L.—
To adjourn sine die August 31st...... 1260
Resolutions offered by,
To appoint committee to wait on the
authorities and request that this
State berelievedfrom furtherdraft, 1325
To adjourn the convention subject to
the call of the president thereof... 1603
Remarks upon
Courts, or.phans',judgfa of............. 1572
Counties and townships..........1692, 1693
County commissioners... 1109, 1110, 1160
1161, 1162, 1163, 1164, 1689.
Declaration of rights...179, 197, 199, 371
372, 376, 377,382, 489, 492, 494, 495
496, 498.
Detention in slavery of persons eman-
cipated.................................. 1605
Eligibility of inembers of legislature., 778
784, 785.
Elective franchise...1299, 1300, 1368, 1374
16SI.
Fees of officers......1698, 1700, 1701, 1702
Interestand usury...1507, 1508, 1815, 1818
181.9,1825.
Judiciary, election and eligibility of
judges.......1387, 1390, 1393, 1511, 1513
1614,1515, 1517, 1522.
Judicial districts...... 1446
Jury, rights of..., ... ,, ...1704
: Land ofSce, election of commissioner
ofthe...................................... 1688
Logislativedepartment..755, 771, 774, 775
777, 778, 784, 785, 812, 813, 843, 889
898, 899, 901, 904, 905, 906, 910, 911
912, 962, 963, 964, 966.
Legislature, power of, to pass special
or local acts............................. 889
Limitation of debate...................... 748
1 Mileage, extra to members ofconven-
i tion..........1777, 1780, 1781, 1843, 1851
Militia.................................1679, 1681
Oath of office.......371, 373, 376, 377, 1368
1374.
Order for committee on elections to
report ...........................766, 767
Order for recall of convention......... 1649
Per diem of president of convention.. 1839
Printing constitr.tion.................... 1648
Publication of laws..................812, 813
Revision of code ...... 1707
Sale of State's interest in the public
works, &C..873.899, 901, 904, 905, 906
910, 911, 912, 962, 963, 964, 966, 1110
1111, 1115, 1119, 1120, 1125, 1147, 1157
State elections, time of holding....... 755
Schools, free colored.................. 1255
School tax................................... 1250
Superintendent of public instruction, 1203
1211, 1213, 1215, 1217, 1524, 1225, 1229
System of public instruction.......... 1230
Veto power of the governor......... 898
Vote on the constitution ........1711, 1712
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE. (See elec-
tive franchise.) |
