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Mr. Merryman demanded the yeas and nays,
The demand being sustained,
The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows :
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Groome, Nelson,
Alvey, Hammond, Page,
Austin, Hoblitzell, Parker,
Bateman, Hodson, Parran, John
Bennett, Hollyday, Perry,
Bradley, Horsey; of Som., Pole,
Brewer, of Mont., Howard, Rider,
Chambers, Hubbard, Riggs,
Cosgrove, Janvier, Ringgold,
Cunningham, Jones, Roman,
Denson, Keating, Spates,
Dorsey, Massey, Tarr, of Caroline,
Duvall, McCormick, Tarr, Worcester,
Fraaklin, McMaster, Toadvine,
Galt, Mitchell, Walsh—46.
Goldsborough, T. Motter,
NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Franck, Merryman,
Vansant, P't, pro. Garey, Morris,
Archer, George, Murray,
Barnes, Giddings, Parran, C. S.
Bell, Gill, Pleasants,
Brooke, Hall, Rennolds,
Brown, Henderson, Ritchie,
Buchanan, Horsey, Fred'k. Rogers,
Carter, Howison, Silver,
Dent, Johnson, Starr,
Devries, Kennedy, Stoddert,
Dobbin, Kilbourn, Syester,
Emack, Lee, Thomas,
Evans, Longwell, Wilkinson,
Farnandis, Manro, Whitman—46.
Ferry, Marbury,
So the motion made by Mr. Tarr, of Worcester, did not
prevail.
Mr. Starr moved that the further consideration of the re-
port be postponed until to-morrow ;
Which was not sustained.
On motion of Mr. Hollyday,
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