86

Lloyd Annan Newcomer,
Michael

Dickinson Sappington Anderson

Sherwood Stephenson Hollyday
of Talbot

Colston ConstableMcHenry MagrawFitzpatrick Ege

Chambers, Nelson Cockey
of Cecil

McCullough MillerThawley Stewart,Parke Shower
of Caroline

McLane Hardcastle Brown—4S.



Mr. Brent, of Baltimore city, offered the following amendment
to the substitute:

Strike out all after the word "resolved" and insert "that the
candidate having the largest number of votes on the second count
hereafter, be declared President of this Convention;"
Determined in the affirmative.
Mr. Tuck moved to amend the resolution by adding "unless
the President be elected on the first vote;"
Determined in the affirmative.
The question being on the passage of the resolution as amended,
Mr. Brown, moved that the question be taken by yeas and
nays;
And the House refused to order the yeas and nays.
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr. Constable, moved that the House do now adjourn;
Mr. Harbine, moved that the question be taken by yeas and
nays;
Determined in the negative.
The question being on the adjournment;
Determined in the negative.
The Convention again proceeded to vote for a President, when
he Tellers reported the following result
FOR JOHN G. CHAPMAN.
Morgan
Blakistone
Dent
Hopewell
Ricaud
Lee
Chambers,
of
Mitchell
Donaldson
Dorsey

Randall
Kent
Weems
Dalrymple
Bond
Soll
ers
Brent,
of Charles,
Dennis,
John
Dennis,
James
U.
Dash
iell
Kent,
Williams
Hicks
Hodson
Goldsborough
Eccleston
Phelps
Bowie
Tu ck
Sprigg
Mc C
ubbin
Bowling
Dir ickson
Mc Master
Hearn
F oo
ks
Jacobs
Schley
Fiery
Neill
Newcomer,
John
Kilgour
Smith
——43.