670 Assembly Proceedings, Mar. 28-May 13, 1758.

	L. H. J. Liber No. 50 May 8	jects, and which must, in the End, be destructive of their common Interest. Resolved in the Affirmative. For the Affirmative, Reeder, M. Tilghman, Woodward, Sothoron, Sulivane, Murdock, Williamson, Lecompte, Fraser, Hynson, Govane, T. Gantt, Hammond, J. H. Dorsey, King, Gassaway, Cockey Deye, Lloyd, Carroll, Owings, E. Tilghman, Worthington, Hyland, Bracco, J. J. Mackall, Earle, Chapline, E. Gantt, Baker, Beatty. Hanson, Ward, [32]
		For the Negative, Waggaman, Dulany, Harris. Wilson, Edmondson, Oldham, Handy, [7]
		The Question was put, That the following be made and entered as the Resolve of this House, viz. Resolved, That the said Part of his Excellency's Message, so far as it was intended to serve the Purpose abovementioned, appears to be a Violation of the Liberty and Freedom that ought to be preserved in all the Proceedings and Determinations of this House. Resolved in the Affirmative.
	p. 189	For the Affirmative, Reeder, M. Tilghman, Murdock, Sothoron, Sulivane, Woodward, Williamson, Lecompte, Fraser, Hynson, Govane, T. Gantt, Hammond, J. H. Dorsey, King, Gassaway, Cockey Deye. Lloyd, Carroll, Owings, E. Tilghman, Worthington, Hyland, Bracco, J. J. Mackall, Earle, Harris, E. Gantt, Baker, Chapline, Hanson, Ward, Beatty. [33] For the Negative, Waggaman, Edmondson, Dulany, Wilson, Oldham, Handy. [6]