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"Was ordered to be entered on the Journal.
Mr. Kilbourn mvved that the communication be read ;
Decided in the affirmative.
Pending the reading thereof;
Mr. Mitchell moved that the further reading be dispensed
with;
Decided in the negative.
The reading of the commupication was then proceeded
with;
Pending which,
Mr. Tarr, of Worcester, moved that the voteby which the
communication was ordered to be read, be reconsidered ;
Decided in the affirmative.
The question then recurring upon dispensing with the
further reading of, the communication ;
It was decided in the affirmative,
On motion of Mr. Johnson ;
The vote by which the communication was ordered to be en-
tered on the Journal, was reconsidered.
On motion of Mr. Maulsby;
The communication was laid on the table,
Mr. Brown presented the petition of M. J. Cohen and oth-
ers, praying the Convention to make provision in the Consti-
tution now being formed, for the election of Mayor and mem-
bers of the first branch of the City Council of Baltimore to
be held on a day so soon after the adoption of the. Constitu-
tion, by a vote of the people, as your Honorable body may
deem best.
Also, the petition of W. H. Jilliard and others, on the
game subject.
Mr. Brown presented the petition of A. J. Myers and oth-
ers, upon the same subject.
Which were severally read, and referred to the Baltimore
City delegation.
Mr. Rider presented the petition of Elijah T. Perdue,
Noah Heim, find 427 others, praying the formation of a flew
county, all residing within the limits designated for the for-
mation of said county.
Mr. Tarr, of Worcester, presented the petition of Alexan-
der Toadvine, James A. Venable, Levin S. Melson, and 165
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