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So the amendment submitted by Mr. Barnes,
Was adopted,
And inserted as Section 58 of Report upon the Legislativ
Department.
Mr. Mitchell moved that the Report be opened, to enable
him to submit the following amendment:
Add at the end of the Section : " But before this Section
shall become part of this Constitution, it shall be submittef
as a distinct proposition to the qualified voters of the Stati-
at the election to be held on the 25th of September for the
adoption or rejection of this Constitution; and if a majority
of the votes cast at such election, shall be in favor of the
Section, then it shall "become part of this Constitution, but
not otherwise."
The question being upon concurring in the motion,
Mr. Mitchell demanded the yeas and nays.
The demand being sustained,
The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows :
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Hammond, Parran, Chas. S
Austin, Hardcastle, Parran, Jno.
Bradley, Hoblitzell, Peters,
Brent, Hodson, Pole,
Brewer, Balto. C. Hollyday, Rennolds,
Brewer, of Mont. Horsey, of Som't. Rider,
Buchanan, Hubbard, Riggs,
Cosgrove, Ireland, Ringgold,
Cover, Jamison, Ritchie,
Dent, Johnson, Roman,
Dorsey, Massey, Spates,
Duvall, Maulsby, Starr,
Emack, McMaster, Stoddert,
Ford, Mitchell, Syester,
Franklin, Morris, Tarr, of Worc'r,
Giddings, Motter, Watkins, of Ca
Goldsborough, D. Nelson, Watkins, of Mon
Goldsborough, T. Parker, Wethered—54
Hall,
NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Groome, Longwell,
Carmichael, Pr't. Ferry, Mackubin,
Alvey, Flaherty, Manro,
Archer, Franck, Marbury,
' Barnes, Galt, McCormick,
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