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Proceedings of the Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States in Maryland, 1789-1980
Volume 208, Page 317   View pdf image (33K)
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                                            1921.

        Proceedings of Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States of America in and for the State of Maryland.
        On the second Monday of January being the tenth
day thereof, in the year Nineteen hundred and Twenty-one,
the day appointed by the Constitution and Laws of the United
States, on which the Electors for President and Vice President
of the United States of America are directed to assemble and
perform the trust reposed in them, there appeared at the
hour of noon in the Senate Chamber in the State House in
the City of Annapolis, (the time and place designated by
Act of Assembly, for the meeting of said Electors) the following
gentlemen who had been proclaimed by the Executive Authority
of the State, to have been duly elected, Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States, in and for the State
of Maryland, to wit:
                                        James Carey
                                        J. E. Stonebaker
                                        Benj. F. Woelper, Jr.
                                        Asa Clarkhuff Sharp
                                        A. C. Hayden
                                        William G. Albrecht
                                        William G. Henkel
                                        William T. Delaplane.

        The said Electors severally qualified by taking
the oath prescribed by the Constitution to be taken by all
civil officers.
        On motion of Mr. Carey, Hon. William G. Albrecht
was unanimously chosen President of the College and
was escorted to the Chair by Messrs. Delaplaine and Woelper,
and upon taking the Chair expressed his appreciation of
the compliment paid him by the College.
        On motion of Mr. Henkel, Edw. L. Wolf was
elected Secretary to the College and on motion of Mr. Woelper Jr.
Chas J. Taylor, Sr. was elected Messenger.
        On motion of Mr. Delaplaine it was ordered that
a Committee of two be appointed to wait on the Governor and
inform him that the College was organized and to ask
if he had any communication to make to it.
        The Chair appointed Messrs. Henkel and Carey, who
waited on the Governor and reported that it was impossible
for them to perform the duties imposed upon them as the
Governor and the Secretary of State were both out of the city.



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