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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1866
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the matters therein contained, may be taken into considera-
tion by this Honorable House of Delegates, and that it will
declare and resolve that your petitioner has "been legally
elected Circuit Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of
Maryland, and grant to him such other relief as to this
Honorable Body may appear meet and proper.
THOMAS A. SPENCE,
Petitioner.
We, the undersigned, do make oath in due form of law,
that we will, to the best of our skill and judgment, dili-
gently and faithfully, without partiality or prejudice, execute
the office of Officers of Registration for the Second Election
District of Worcester County, according to the Constitution
and Laws of this State, and that, since the fourth day of
July, in the year eighteen and hundred and fifty-one, we
have not in any manner violated the provisions of the
present or of the late Constitution, in relation to the bribery
of voters, or preventing legal votes, or procuring illegal votes
to be given.
We do further make oath in due form of law, that we will
bear a true allegiance to the State of Maryland, and support
the Constitution and Laws thereof, and that we will bear
true allegiance to the United States, and support, protect
and defend the Constitution, Laws, and Government thereof,
as the supreme law of the land, any law or ordinance of this
or any State to the contrary notwithstanding, that we have
never directly or indirectly by word, act or deed, given any
aid, comfort or encouragement to those in rebellion against
the United States, or the lawful authorities thereof, but that
we have been truly and loyally on the side of the United
States against those in armed rebellion against, the United
States; and we do further make oath in due form of law,
that. we will, to the best of our abilities, protect and defend
the Union of the United States, and not allow the same to be
broken up and dissolved, or the Government thereof to be
destroyed, under any circumstances, it in our power to pre-
vent it; and that we will, at all times, discountenance and
oppose all political combinations, having for their object such
dissolution or destruction.
WILLIAM BRATTEN,
PETER TRUITT,
ISAAC B. CONNER.

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