Collins v. State ex rel. Morrison

At the May term, 1855, of the Marion Circuit Court, James Morrison, iu his own proper person, and as Attorney General for the State of Indiana, presented a petition to said Court, setting forth that on the 5th day of March, then last past, he had been appointed and commissioned by the Governor, as Attorney General, by a commission of that date under the great seal of the State, attested by Erasmus B. Collins, Secretary of State; that on the following day, he presented his official bond with sufficient sureties, to the Secretary of State, at his office, and offered to take the oath of office…