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RESOLUTIONS
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Dec. Ses. 1823
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. competent person or persons for reporting and publishing the said decisions in
the manner which to them shall seem most expedient, Provided, that the state
shall not be pledged by such contract for more than two hundred copies of the
said reports at a price not exceeding the usual price of legal publications, and
those copies to be at the future disposal of the legislature.
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Passed
Preamble.
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No. 51.
The Legislature of Maryland will view with concern any attempt to controul
the election of president and vice president of the United States, by means of a
congressional caucus. The constitution of the United States has assigned to to con-
gress certain rights and duties in regard to that election, concerning the perform-
ance of which at the proper time and in the proper place, it is unwise and inju-
dicious for members of congress previously to pledge or commit themselves. To
the people, the same instrument has assigned ether rights and duties, which the
legislature of Maryland believe they are perfectly competent to perform with-
out the agency of any tribunal not specifically authorised by themselves, and
more especially of that which of all others should be most tree from the in-
fluence of preconcerted arrangement; when the people shall have failed
to make the election, then and not till then, will the period arrive for the mem-
bers of congress, acting as the representatives of the America people, to de-
cide on the qualifications and merits of the respective candidates—therefore.
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Disapprove
of caucus.
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Be it resolved, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That they disapprove
of and will discountenance any congressional caucus nomination of president
and vice president of the United States, and that the senators and representa-
tives of this state in congress, be requested to use their influence to prevent the
same; Resolved, that a copy of this preamble and resolution be forthwith trans-
mitted by his excellency the governor, to each of our senators and representa-
tives in congress.
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INDEX TO THE LAWS.
A. CHAP.
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CHAP.
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Armstead Walter, K. import a slave
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6
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Cecil County—Jurors and Levy Court of
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19
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Allegany County—Panthers in
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29
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——Bond of sheriff of
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44
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|-----Levy and Levy Court, 150, 196,
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157
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-----Place of elections changed 63,
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114
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------School—supplement to incorporation
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169J
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—— Constables (additional) 3d district
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122
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Assessment in Baltimore City and County,
Anne-Arundel County—Road, 42,
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31
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------Levy on 150, 196,
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103
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163
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Caroline County—Levy on 11, 150
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196
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— Election districts altered,
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58
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------Crows in; repealing act respecting
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19
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------Levy on 150, 187, 196
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------Criars to orphans and levy courts
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23
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— and Calvert line, 183,
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187
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------Gates on public roads in
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106
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Antietum Creek, 52, 57
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82
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Council: salary of members
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l2
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Annapolis—Recovery of fines
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61
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Crows, repealing acts respecting 19, 40
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89
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Academies—respecting 141,
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199
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Calvert County—Crows
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40
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Allender, Dr. Joseph—benefit of
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145
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------Levy on 150,
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196
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Acts continued in force
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152
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------and Anne-Arundel line
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183
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Auditor General, act relating to
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171
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Commercial and Farmers Bank
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68
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Appeals from magistrates judgments,
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172
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Church-Hill—Village of—supplement
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69
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Agricultural Society incorporated
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173
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Cheapside-street, act tor widening
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73
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B.
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Crabb, Jeremiah, act for benefit of, repealed 76
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Boyd, Anna, benefit of, and supplement 2,
Burns, James, may hold real property
Busick, Samuel Jump, name confirmed to
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121
4
5
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County Courts—meeting of, 79, 118,
Craddock, M. state right relinquished to
Court House in Washington county
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138
84
91
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Beard, William C. insolvent debtor
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21
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Cambridge— making wharf at; supplement 110
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Bridges, 26, 52, 56, 57, 102, 135, 142, 166,
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185
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Constitution—change
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111
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Baltimore City & County—Levy on 31
32, 75, 139, 150,
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185
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— Confirmed
Chemical manufacturing company
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128
119
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------City Court, Prosecutions in
—— new assessment of 31, 53
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210
75
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Camp & quarterly meetings protected
Colston Samuel, benefit of the children
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126
127
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------Levy Court. 32, 53
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56
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Chesapeake and ohio canal incorporation
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140
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—— election district, 65,
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153
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College, act, respecting 141,
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193
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------City, highways and bridges in parts
------road from Belle-Air, to
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185
139
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Cumberland incorporation—supplement,
------ Bank of Allegany
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179
144
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-------Canal; act to provide for making
Boonsborough Turnpike Co. time extended
Blake, John, S. sheriff; levy for fuel, &c.
Batturs, Richard, insolvency
Banks; relating to 144, 63,
Broughton, Josiah, and others, relief of
Blackburn, Uriah, insolvent
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175
38
43
54
209
74
94
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Clerks offices taxed
----- To renew their bonds
Charles County—Levy on 150,
Charlestown—Methodist church
Coleman Julia, divorce
Campbell Maria Ann,
Centreville bounds of enlarged
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146
193
196
156
158
167
182
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Baltimore Chemical Manufactory Co. Inc.
Burk, Warren L. deed of manumission
C.
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119
170
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Civil list act to pay
Collectors of direct tax, relief
Crimes and punishments—penitentiary
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187
209
200
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Coulston, Samuel, benefit of the children of
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3
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