Wyoming Const. art. 21, § 23

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Article 21, § 23 — Why constitution framed

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This convention does hereby declare on behalf of the people of the Territory of Wyoming, that this constitution has been prepared and submitted to the people of the Territory of Wyoming for their adoption or rejection, with no purpose of setting up or organizing a state government until such time as the congress of the United States shall enact a law for the admission of the Territory of Wyoming as a state under its provisions. ORDINANCES The following article [sections] shall be irrevocable without the consent of the United States and the people of this state:

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This convention does hereby declare on behalf of the people of the Territory of Wyoming, that this constitution has been prepared and submitted to the people of the Territory of Wyoming for their adoption or rejection, with no purpose of setting up or organizing a state government until such time as the congress of the United States shall enact a law for the admission of the Territory of Wyoming as a state under its provisions. ORDINANCES The following article [sections] shall be irrevocable without the consent of the United States and the people of this state:

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