nembers having thus signed their names to the constitution, the y and assistant secretary appended their signatures thereto, in on thereof.

president signed the two separate articles, and they were likewise by the secretary and assistant secretary.

president then, in pursuance of the order of the convention, in nvention, delivered the enrolled constitution, schedule and two e articles to the secretary of state, for preservation among the s of his office.

r a pertinent and effecting address from the honorable the presi

On motion of Mr. Z. Casey, convention adjourned, sine die.

HENRY W. MOORE,

Secretary of the Convention.

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I, SAMUEL ANDERSON, member to the constitutional convention from the counties of DuPage and Will, do hereby authorize and request J. Hatch, member to said convention from DuPage county, to sign my name to the amended constitution for me, and this shall be his authority for so doing. SAMUEL ANDERSON.

Springfield, August 30th.

I hereby authorize and empower Newton Cloud to affix to the new constitution, adopted by the constitutional convention of Illinois to amend the constitution, my signature as a delegate from Pike county. Dated at Springfield, this 30th day of August, 1847.

MONTGOMERY BLAIR.

I, FRANKLIN S. CASEY, being sick and unable to attend in the convention, do hereby authorise my co-delegate, Walter B. Scates, to sign my name to the enrolled constitution.

Springfield, August 31, 1847.

F. S. CASEY.

William Thomas, Esq., is authorized to sign my name to the constitution about to be adopted for the state of Illinois-30th August, 1847. JAMES DUNLAP.

I do hereby authorize and empower David Davis, Esq., of McLean county, to sign the constitution, as amended by the convention now in session in the city of Springfield.

Witness my hand and seal, the day and year aforesaid.

WILLIAM H. HOLMES. [L. S.]

I, URI MANLY, a delegate in the Illinois constitutional convention from the counties of Clark, Edgar and Coles, do hereby authorize the Hon. Zadok Casey to sign my name to the amended constitution. Given under my hand and seal this 25th day of August, 1817. URI MANLY, [L. s.]

I hereby certify that JOHN MIEURE authorized F. S. D. Marshall, in my presence, to sign his name to the constitution.

D. DUNSMORE.

State of Illinois, Sangamon county:

I, GARNER MOFFETT, a delegate of the constitutional convention from the county of Carroll, do hereby authorize Newton Cloud to sign my name to the constitution adopted by the state convention. Given under my hand, this 30th day of August, 1847. GARNER MOFFETT.

In presence of GEO. W. ARMSTRONG.

The members having thus signed their names to the constitution, the secretary and assistant secretary appended their signatures thereto, in attestation thereof.

The president signed the two separate articles, and they were likewise attested by the secretary and assistant secretary.

The president then, in pursuance of the order of the convention, in open convention, delivered the enrolled constitution, schedule and two separate articles to the secretary of state, for preservation among the archives of his office.

After a pertinent and cffecting address from the honorable the president,

On motion of Mr. Z. Casey, The convention adjourned, sine die.

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HENRY W. MOORE,

Secretary of the Convention.