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NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Giddings, Mitchell,
Carmichael, P't, Goldsborough, T. Morris,
Alvey, Groome, Murray,
Archer, Hammond, Page,
Austin, Hardcastle, Parker,
Barry, Hodson, Parran., C. S.,
Bateman, Hollyday, Parran, John,
Bell, Horsey, of F'k, Perry,
Bennett, Horsey, of Som't, Pleasants,
Bradley, Howison, Pole,
Brown, Hubbard, Riggs,
Buchanan, Ireland, Ringgold,
Carter, Jamison, Ritchie,
Chambers, Janvier, Rogers,
Cosgrove, Johnson, Silver,
Cover, Keating, Starr,
Cunningham, Kennedy, Syester,
Denson, Kilbourn, Tarr, of Caroline,
Devries, Lee, Thomas,
Dorsey, Longwell, Toadvine,
Duvall, Macubin, Vansant,
Emack, Massey, Walsh,
Evans, Maulsby, Watkius, of M'y,
Farnandis, McCormick, Wethered,
Finley, McMaster, Wickes,
Franklin, McPherson, Wilkinson.—78.
Galt,
So the amendment submitted by Mr. Gill, was rejected.
Mr. Peters submitted the follow amendment:
Sec. 1. line 4, after the word "schools," insert the words
"suited in its parts to the circumstances and wishes of the
people of different localities ;"
Which was rejected.
Mr. Nicolai submitted the following amendment:
Strike out all after the word "until," in line 2, and insert
" the General Assembly shall provide another, or re-enact
the existing system in whole or in part, but no law provid-
ing another system of Public Schools shall take effect before
the 30th day of June 1868 ;"
Which was rejected.
The first Section wag then read.
The Convention then proceeded to the consideration ef the
2d Section of the Report.
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