REPORT. THE SELECT COMMITTEE, TO WHICH WAS REFERRED THE "RESOLUTION" OF THE HOUSE, DIRECTING AN INQUIRY INTO THE PROPER CENSUS AS THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION IN THE NEW CONVENTION, REPORT.[caption title]
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[3]-14pp. Stitched as issued. Lightly dampstained, foxed, lower corner worn. Good. Report recommending that each freeman in the state be given a representative vote in the upcoming election, stating: "the General Assembly, in calling a convention, shall apportion the delegates to be elected in districts, according to the free taxable inhabitants, as reported to the General Assembly under the late census." Together with the minority report which argues for using the districts as they currently stand according to the enumeration of 1826. Allen notes just one copy. ALLEN 1084. AII (TENNESSEE) 513. Seller Inventory # WRCAM53680
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Publication Date: 1833
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REPORT. THE SELECT COMMITTEE, TO WHICH WAS REFERRED THE "RESOLUTION" OF THE HOUSE, DIRECTING AN INQUIRY INTO THE PROPER CENSUS AS THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION IN THE NEW CONVENTION, REPORT.[caption title].
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[3]-14pp. Stitched as issued. Lightly dampstained, foxed, lower corner worn. Good. Report recommending that each freeman in the state be given a representative vote in the upcoming election, stating: "the General Assembly, in calling a convention, shall apportion the delegates to be elected in districts, according to the free taxable inhabitants, as reported to the General Assembly under the late census." Together with the minority report which argues for using the districts as they currently stand according to the enumeration of 1826. Allen notes just one copy. ALLEN 1084. AII (TENNESSEE) 513. Seller Inventory # 53680
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