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Resolution appointing a Commissioner to the Governor of Delaware in regard to the arming of Free Negroes on the Maryland line. 1861 [94] (1861.4)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsmd0289 and id is 1 raw text is: RESOLUTIONS. NUAMER 7. NUMBER 6. Assented to RESOLUTION requesting the Governor to direcb Iuy'3,1si*.the Adjutant General to furnish the President and Faculty of Washington College with seventy- Cadet Muskets. Resolved by the General Assembly of llarYland, That the Governor be and he is hercby requested to direct the Adjutant General of this State to furnish to the President and Faculty of Washing- ton College, seventy-five cadets' muskets and accou- trements, including percussion caps, together with twelve sergeants' swords and twelve lieutenants' swords, fit for parade, ibr the use of said college. NUMBER 7. Assented to RESOLUTION appointing a Commissioner to the May 7,1861. Governor of Delaware in regard to the arming of Free Negroes on the Maryland line. Resolved by the General Assembly of far yland, That John Al. Robinson, be, and he is hereby ap- pointed a Commissioner on the part of the State of M~aryland, to communicate immediately with His Excellency, the Governor of Delaware, in regard to the arming the free negroes of Delaware along the Maryland line, and whether any arrangements can be made, consistent with the laws of Delaware and Maryland, calculated to allay the excitement of our people along the Maryland lines, 1861.

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