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Proceedings of the Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States in Maryland, 1789-1980
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                                            1836.                                                73


    The said credential was accordingly written, in due form and
signed and sealed by the Electors.  Whereupon, the President delivered
it, together with the said Third Certificate to Jos. H. Nicholson,
with directions to convey it with all convenient despatch, to the
President of the Senate of the United States of America, and in the event
of there being no President of the Senate, to deposite the same safely
in the Department of the Secretary of State, at the seat of the Federal
Government.
            On motion of Mr. Ricaud, the following order was read
and adopted.
                Ordered, that the Secretary of the Electoral College for
electing President and Vice President of the United States make
a record of the Proceedings of this Body in the Book heretofore
provided for that purpose, and now in the State Library.
                On motion of Mr. Kimmel the following Resolution was
read; and the question put by the Secretary, " Will the Electors
assent to said Resolution?"  And it was determine unanimously
in the affirmative.
                Resolved, that the thanks of the Electoral College be
presented to the Presiding Officer for the able and dignified manner
in which he has presided over its deliberation.
                On motion of Mr. Bowie, the following Resolution was
read and unanimously adopted.
                Resolved, that the thanks of the Electoral College
be given to Jos. H. Nicholson Esquire for the diligent and
skilful manner in which he has discharged the duties of Secretary.
                The President rose and made his acknowledgments
to the Electors,
                        When,
                On motion of Mr. Bowie,
                        They adjourned, sine die.

                                                Attest,
                                                            Jos. H. Nicholson
                                                                        Secretary.


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