294 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION [1776.

the same is taken into consideration."—An amendment was pro-
posed to strike out all that part of the motion before the word "Re-
solved," on which amendment the question was put, and resolved
in the affirmative.

AFFIRMATIVE.

Mr. Barnes, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Kent,

Fenwick, Sheredine, Bruff,

Jordan, Edelen, S. Wright,

Dent, Beall, Edmondson,

Parnham, Stull, Gibson,

Grahame, J. Smith, Murray,

B. Hall, J. T. Chase, Potter,

Sprigg, H. Wilson, Mason,

Marbury, Love, Dickinson,

Hammond, Gilpin, Johnson,

J. Hall, Ewing, Gus. Scott,

Worthington, D. Smith, Geo. Scott,

S. Chase, Brevard, Horsey,

Paca, W. Ringgold, Chaille,

Carroll, Earle, Bishop,

J. Wilson, T. Wright, Mitchell.
Bayly,

NEGATIVE.

Mr. Fitzhugh, Mr, Schriver, Mr. Shepherd,
J. Mackall, Ridgely, Stevenson,
Williams, Deye, Bond.
The question was then put, That the bill of rights, as reported
by a committee of the whole house, be immediately printed for the
consideration and use of the members of this convention, before
the same is taken into consideration ? Carried in the negative.

AFFIRMATIVE.

Mr. Parnham, Mr. Schriver, Mr. Archer,
Grahame, Ridgely, Ewing,
Fitzhugh, Deye, Brevard,
J. Mackall, Stevenson, Kent,
Hammond, Shepherd, Bruff,
Bayly, J. T. Chase, S. Wright,
Williams, Bond, Johnson.
Fischer, Love,

NEGATIVE.

Mr. Barnes, Mr. Sheredine, Mr. Edmondson,
Fenwick, J. Hall, Gibson,