Das Leben von Charles Carroll von Carrollton. Sitzung in Baltimore im Februar 1777. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt rief der Rat von SafetyThe First Assembly of Maryland zusammen. Itmet in Annapolis am 5. Februar. Die Senateswahl des Wahlausschusses gemäß der Verfassung bestand aus Charles Carroll of Car-Rollton, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, George Plater, William Paca, Thomas Stone, Joseph Nicholson, Jr., Brice T. B. Worthington, Turbutt Wright, SamuelWilson, James Tilghman, Mathew Tilghman, Robertsborough, Thomas Carroll und Thomas Johnson. Einige Routineaufgaben

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Life of Charles Carroll of Carrollton . session in Baltimore inFebruary 1777. On that date the Council of Safetycalled the first Assembly of Maryland together. Itmet in Annapolis on February 5th. The Senateselected by the board of electors as provided by theConstitution, was made up of Charles Carroll of Car-rollton, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, George Plater, William Paca, Thomas Stone, Joseph Nicholson, Jr., Brice T. B. Worthington, Turbutt Wright, SamuelWilson, James Tilghman, Mathew Tilghman, RobertGoldsborough, Charles Carroll, barrister, ThomasJohnson and Thomas Contee. Some routine business was first transacted whichgets meagre mention on the records. Then instruc-tions were given as to a Virginia regiment serving inMaryland. A vote for Governor w~as taken on the 13thand Thomas Johnson was made the States firstExecutive. This mode of electing a Governor by theLegislature was continued till up to the time of a fewpeople still alive. Governor Samuel Stevens of Tal-bot, the last Governor elected by the Legislature, lived. oe 5i sso CO J*. e CQ NEW CONSTITUTION FOR MARYLAND 129 till after the Civil War and was always a conspicuousand honored figure at great political gatherings. On the 15th the Maryland delegates to Congresswere elected as follows: Samuel Chase, BenjaminRumsey, William Smith, Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Thomas Stone and William Paca. Mr. Stone declinedto serve. Mr. Rumsey was the father of the Marylandman who built the first steamboat. So many of the Senators were also members of Con-gress that it was hard to get or hold a quorum.Charles Carroll of Carrollton however attended mostof the sessions of the Senate till adjournment April 17. At this session of the Assembly the Maryland dele-gates to Congress were instructed to bring the thirteenStates into a confederation for a stricter union. Otherinstructions were given in regard to proportioning thedebt of the States, etc. Col. John Fitzgerald of Washingtons staff writesfrom Morristown, N. J., to t

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