Vermont's Fourth Referendum under 1846 Act Relating to Licensing Innkeepers and Retailers (1850)
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The Fourth Referendum under 1846 Act Relating to Licensing Innkeepers and Retailers, also known as Fourth Referendum under 1846, was on the 1850 ballot in Vermont as a legislatively referred state statute. It was approved. This referendum extended Act 24. Being the third time that the prohibition had been approved, a permanent ban was enacted.[1]
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