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House Documents -
Document A - Message of the Governor of Maryland to the General Assembly, in Extra Session, April 27, 1861
Document B - Correspondence between the Governor of Maryland and the Sheriff of Frederick County, April 27, 1861
Document C - Copy of the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, April 30, 1861
Document D - Report of the Board of Police of the City of Baltimore, May 4, 1861
Document E - Report of the Adjutant General of Maryland, to the General Assembly, May 8, 1861
Document F - Report of the Committee on Federal Relations in Regard to the Calling of a Sovereign Convention, May 9, 1861
Document G - Communication from the Mayor of Baltimore, with the Mayor and Board of Police of Baltimore City, May 10, 1861
Document H - Report of the Committee on Federal Relations upon the Messages of the Governor, in Regard to the Arbitrary Proceedings of the United States Authorities, and the Governor's Correspondence with the United States Government, June 11, 1861
Document I - Report of the Committee on Military Affairs in Regard to the $70,000 Appropriation, June 12, 1861
Document J - Petition of Richard B. Carmichael and Others, Against the Adjournment of the Legislature Sine Die, June 18, 1861
Document K - Report and Accompanying Documents of the House Committee, Appointed to Examine into the Affairs of the Maryland Penitentiary, July 31, 1861
Document L - Report of the Police Commissioners of Baltimore City, with Accompanying Documents, August 1, 1861
Document M - Report and Resolutions of the Joint Committee of the Senate and House of Delegates of Maryland, upon the Reports and Memorials of the Police Commissioners and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, August 5, 1861
Senate Documents -
Document A - Message of the Governor of Maryland to the General Assembly, in Extra Session, April 27, 1861
Document B - Address to the People of Maryland by the General Assembly, in Extra Session, April 27, 1861
Document C - Correspondence between the Governor of Maryland and the Sheriff of Frederick County, April 27, 1861
Document D - Report of the Commissioners Appointed to Wait on the President of the United States, to the General Assembly of Maryland, May 6, 1861
Document E - Resolutions of the Committee on Federal Relations of the House of Delegates of Maryland, with Senate Amendments, May 14, 1861
Document F - Report of the Commissioner Appointed to Wait on the Governor of Virginia, to the General Assembly of Maryland, June 6, 1861
Document G - Message of the Governor in Relation to His Disarming the Military, in Response to an Order of the Senate of Maryland, June 6, 1861
Document H - Report of the Committee on Federal Relations, with the Report of the Peace Commissioners Appointed to Wait on Presidents Lincoln and Davis by the General Assembly, June 11, 1861
Document I - Report of the Committee on Judicial Proceedings Upon the Message of the Governor of Maryland, Giving His Reasons for Disarming the State Militia, June 21, 1861
Document J - Resolutions of the General Assembly in Regard to the Relations of the State of Maryland to the Federal Government, June 22, 1861
Document K - Protest of the General Assembly Against the Illegal Arrest and Imprisonment by the Federal Government of Citizens of Maryland, June 22, 1861
Document L - Report and Accompanying Documents of the House Committee, Appointed to Examine Into the Affairs of the Maryland Penitentiary, August 1, 1861
Document M - Report and Resolutions of the Joint Committee of the Senate and House of Delegates of Maryland, Upon the Reports and Memorials of the Police Commissioners and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, August 6, 1861
The seven-hundred and fifty-eighth volume of the Archives of Maryland series was originally
published in 1861. The Archives of Maryland edition was published in 2008 by the Maryland State
Archives. This volume covers public documents of the Maryland General Assembly from the 1861 special sessions.
Volume 758
Source Document
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE AND SENATE (DOCUMENTS) 1861, MdHR 812309-812335, 2/1/7/29
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