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SEC. —. He shall make detailed reports to every General
Assembly within the first week of its session, in reference to
each of the subjects committed to his charge, and he shall
also report to the Governor in the recess of the Legislature
all abuses or irregularities which he may find to exist.
SEC. —. The office hereby established, shall continue for
eight years from .the date of the qualification of the first in-
cumbent thereof, after which it may be continued or abolished
by the General Assembly.
The report was read a first time.
Mr. Brent moved that two thousand copies of the accom-
panying papers be printed for the use of the Convention;
Mr. McMaster moved to strike out the word "two," and.
insert the word "one;"
Pending the consideration of which,
Mr. Bell demanded the yeas and nays.
The demand being sustained,
The yeas and nays were called, and appeared as follows:.
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Henderson, Merrick,
Alvey, Ferry,, Morris,
Bell, Franck, Murray,
Bennett, Galt, Perry,
Brewer, of Mont., Garey. Riggs,
Brown. Groome, Ritchie,
Chambers, Hardcastle, Tarr, of Caroline,
Cover, Hoblitzell, Tarr, of Wor.,
Covington, Jones, Toadvine,
Cunningham, McCormick, Vansant,
Emack, McMaster Watkins, M.—32.
NEGATIVE.
Messrs. George, Parran, John
Carmichael, P't Hodson, Peters,
Archer, Howison, Pole,
Austin, Hubbard, Rennolds,
Barry, Janvier, Ringgold
Bradley, Kilbourn, Starr,
Brent, McPherson, Stoddert,
Denson, Merryman,. Thomas,
Dobbin, Mitchell, Wethered,
Duvall, Motter, Wickes,
Farnandis, Nelson, Wilkinson,
Flaherty, Nicolai, Whitman—37.
Ford, Parran, C. S,
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