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away so as to admit said vessels with more facility,
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and without danger of grounding, on said bars,
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and also for the purpose of commerce; and
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whereas a reasonable expenditure of money for
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the purposes above mentioned would be, in the
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.judgment of this General Assembly, both wisdom
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and economy; therefore, be it
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Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland,
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That our Senators and Representatives in Con-
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gress be and they are hereby requested and urged
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to use all proper means in their power to induce
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Requeated
and urged.
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Congress to make an appropriation to deepen the
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-entrance to the harbor of Annapolis by cutting
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away said bars; and be it further
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Resolved That bis Excellency, the Governor, be
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requested to transmit to each of our Senators and
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Representatives in Congress, a copy of the fore-
going preamble and resolutions, that they may bo
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Transmit copy
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laid before the Senate and House of Representa-
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tives of the United States.
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No. 15.
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Joint resolution in relation to the erection of a
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monument to the memory of Francis Scott Key,
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the author of the Star Spangled Banner.
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WHEREAS the late Francis Scott Key, a citizen
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of Maryland, is honored by the American people
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is the author of the national lyric most dear to
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hem, enshrining patriotic devotion to " The Star
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Spangled Banner'' as the ensign of " The land of
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he free and the home of the brave; " and whereas
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no suitable evidence of national respect and grati-
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tude has ever been paid to his memory; therefore,
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be it
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Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland,
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That our Senators and the Members of the House
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Representatives of the United States, from this
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Urge appro-
priation.
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State, be requested to urge upon Congress the ap-
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propriation of a sum of money sufficient for the
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