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Ratification of the Constitution by the states: Delaware. Microform supplement
[3A] ([1978])
Collins, Thomas
Proclamation by President Thomas Collins, Monday, 1 October 1787, pp. 33-34
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33 Proclamation by President Thomas Collins, Monday, 1 October 1787' By his Excellency Thomas Collins Esqr. President, Captain-General and Commander in Chief of the Delaware State A Proclamation Whereas information hath been given to me on oath of certain riotous, disorderly and illegal proceedings of a number of persons, inhabitants of the County of Sussex, in exciting commotions and disturbances to the hindrance of the annual Electicn of the said County: And whereas all such doings are prejudicial to the peace and welfare of the State, and tend greatly to the manifest injury of the Community; and I, being willing and desirous to support good Government, and the rights of the freemen of this State, do therefore, with the advice of the Privy-Council strictly enjoin and require all officers both civil and military, and all other the Citizens of this State within the said County to be aiding and assisting to the Sheriff and other Judges of the said Election in suppressing and quelling all Rioters and Persons unlawfully attempting to interrupt the same: And all persons
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