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Following the election in Essex County, New-Jersey, on Oct. 15, 1787, freemen unanimously approved the new Constitution from the Philadelphia Convention and resolved to support it, directing representatives to obtain a state convention for ratification. Signed by David Banks, Judge of Election.
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Resolved unanimously, That this County do highly approve of the said Constitution, and when adopted by this and the other States, will support it with their lives and fortunes.
Resolved, That the Representatives of this County be, and hereby are directed to exert themselves immediately, to obtain the appointment of a Convention in this State, for the important purpose of considering and ratifying said Constitution.
Signed, by request of the Freemen and Voters present,
DAVID BANKS, Judge of Election.
Essex County, Oct. 15, 1787.
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Essex County, New Jersey
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Oct. 15, 1787
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At the close of the election for representatives, freemen convened to consider the new Constitution from the Philadelphia Convention. They unanimously resolved to approve and support it, and directed representatives to seek a state convention for ratification.