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ing no person to pass, unless in strict conformity to the fifth
rule, viz. :
No person shall be admitted within the bar of the Conven-
tion, but members of the Executive and Judiciary Depart-
ments, members of the General Assembly and such other
persons as may be invited by the President.
Shall prevent any abuse of property in the lobbies.
Shall keep the aisles outside the bar of. the Convention
clear, so that the ingress and egress of members shall no the
interrupted.
Shall give full attention to the comfort and seating in the
lobbies of all visitors.
THE POSTMASTER
Shall, on the arrival of the mails, promptly deliver to the
members all mail matter addressed to them, and shall collect
from their desks all matter prepared for mailing.
THE HALL KEEPER
Shall enforce proper decorum and order in. the rotunda,
and shall exercise such supervision over the Hall as to render
it comfortable and cleanly.
E. G. KILBOURN,
JOHN F. DENT,
ISAAC D. JONES,
THOMAS PERRY, .
JAS. R. HOWISON,
JNO. B. BROOKE.
Which, on motion of Mr. Kilbourn,
Was made the order of the day for Thursday next, 23d
instant.
On motion, by Mr. Brooke,
One hundred and fifty copies were ordered to be printed.
The President laid before the Convention the report of
the Clerk of the Commissioners of Cecil county in response to
an order of the Convention ;
Wliich was read and referred to the Committee upon the
Judiciary Department.
The Convention then resumed the consideration of the or-
der of the day,
Pending which,
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