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LX<br />

Done in convention, by the unanimous consent of the<br />

states present, the seventeenth day of September, in the<br />

year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and<br />

eighty-seven* and of the independence of the United<br />

States of America, the twelfth. In witness whereof,<br />

we have hereunto subscribed our names.<br />

GEORGE WASHINGTON.<br />

President and deputy from Virginia<br />

NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELAWARE.<br />

John Lang-don, George Read.,<br />

Nicholas Oilman,<br />

Gunnin££\Bedfoi\l, jun.<br />

MASSACHUSETTS.<br />

John Dickenson,<br />

Nathaniel Gorban\<br />

Richard Bassett,<br />

Rufus King-.<br />

Jacob Broom.<br />

CONNECTICUT.<br />

MARYLAND.<br />

William Samuel Johnson, James 'M'Henrv,<br />

Roger Sherman.<br />

NEW YORK.<br />

Daniel ofSt Tho. Jenifer,<br />

Daniel Carroll.<br />

Alexander Hamilton.<br />

NEW JERSBT.<br />

John Blair,<br />

VIRGINIA.<br />

William Livingston,<br />

James Madison, jnn.<br />

David Brearly,<br />

NORTH CAROLINA.<br />

William Patterson,<br />

William Blount,<br />

Jonathan Dayton.<br />

Richard Dobbs Spaight,<br />

PENNSYLVANIA. Hugh Williamson.<br />

Benjamin Franklin,<br />

SOUTH CAROLINA.<br />

Thomas Mifflin,<br />

John Rutledge,<br />

Robert Morris,<br />

Charles C-otes\vorth Pinckney,<br />

George Clymer,<br />

Charles Pinckney,<br />

Thomas Fitzsimons,<br />

Pierce Butler.<br />

Jared Ingersoll,<br />

James W dson,<br />

GEORGIA.<br />

William Few,<br />

Governeur Morris.<br />

Attest,<br />

Abraham Baldwin.<br />

WILLIAM JACKSON,<br />

Secretary.<br />

IN CONVENTION,<br />

Monday, September 17th, 1787.<br />

Pr^ent : the states of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut,<br />

Mr. Hamilton from New-York, New-Jersey, Pennsylvania. Dela-<br />

ware, Maryland, Virginia, pfcfrth Carolina, South Carolina, and<br />

Georgia.<br />

1. Resolved, That the preceding constitution be laid<br />

before '.he United States in congress assembled, and that<br />

it is tae opinion of this convention, that it should afterwards<br />

be submitted to a convention of delegates chosen<br />

in each state by the people thereof, under the recomracn-<br />

dv\ ion of its legislature, for their assent and ratification ;<br />

and that each convention assenting 'o^nd ratifying the<br />

same, should give notice thereof to the United States in<br />

congress assembled.<br />

2. Resolved. That it is the opinion of this convention;<br />

that as bo-.n as v •« conventions of nine states shall have<br />

ratified this constitution, the United States in congress as-

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