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1872.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 1461
Mr. Streett moved that the further consideration thereof be
indefinitely postponed.
The question recurring upon sustaining the motion,
Mr. Streett demanded the yeas and nays,
The demand being sustained, the yeas and nays were called,
and appeared as follows:

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.
Gorman, Speaker,	Franklin,	Markland,
Dunbar,	Phillips,	Ardinger,
Bond,	Rowe,	Newcomer,
Shipley,	Delaplane,	Whitson,
Foard, of B. co.,	Miller,	Hilton,
Butler,	Routzahn,	Riggs,
Roach,	Riley,	dark, of Mont.,
Waller,	Baldwin,	Coles,
Dougherty,	Streett,	Robinette,
Viewers,	Deweese,	Folk-32.
Mearns,	Harig,
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs.
Wilmer,	Penington,	Travers,
Hurtt,	Sasscer,	dark, of B. city,
Wells,	Bowie,	Colton, of B. city,
Duvall,	Eareckson,	Kirk,
Henkle,	Hardcastle,	Chaisty,
Sparrow,	McCosker,	McColgan,
Chapman,	Cooper,	Griswold,
Stone, i	Hamilton, O. R.,	Steele,
Turner,	Jamart,	Linthicum,
Goldsborough,	Staylor,	Johnson,
Smith,	Stewart,	Langrell—34.
Radcliffe,

So the motion to postpone indefinitely did not prevail.
The question then recurred upon the third of the bill,
Pending which,
Mr. dark, of Baltimore City, (the rules being suspended,)
submitted the following
REPORT.
In conformity with the instructions of the House of Dele-
Sites, your Committee, with that of the Senate, waited upon
is Excellency, the Governor, to inform him that the Gener-
al Assembly would be ready to adjourn at 12 o'clock, midnight and inquire what further communications he might
have to lay before this Body;

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