The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-18
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 MIR. CHAMBERLAIN OF THE COMMISSION PLAN N rT~ ? JOHN C, CHAMBERLAIN be given O court will do may his belief courts will find action commission government illegal because majority voting the election did vote to raise committee The might find justification opinion the purpose gentlemen passed up not-was undoubtedly slaughter plan language would not have been used the doubts boy fifteen old who really desired bill psh the result intended by the bill.
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 Comparisons should be made with the usage and custom of Other charters including the in being, have been of the majority of those voting What the making another charter that the very instrument shall be drawn requires SA MAJORITY ALL THOSE VOTING IN THE E1EEIION?
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 The governor is elected by plurality of those voting presidential electors. The of The senator's of and constables of selectmen and hay~1ardens
 PERSONS VOTING IN AN ELECTION FOR THE MERE PUR- POSE OF DRAWING A CHARTER, WHICH CANNOT BECOME EFFECTIVE UNTIL IS CONSIDERED!
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 WHEN DID A CHARTER BRIDGEPORT BECOME MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE CONSTITUTION THAN THE ELECTORAL. COIIdsGE THAN THE SENATORS AND CON- GREssAIEN, THAN GOVERNORS AND MAYORS?
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