890

YEAS AND NAYS—
On the motion of Mr. Hearn, to lay on
the table the motion of Mr. Howard, that no
article of the constitution shall be adopted
after the 10th instant, anti the amendment
offered by Mr. Biser, to the motion of Mr.
Howard, 698, 699

On Mr. Jacob's motion to consider the re-
port of the committee on Free Colored
Population, 701, 702

On Mr. E. F. Chambers' motion to re-
consider the 33rd article of the report of the
committee on the Declaration of Rights, 703

On the amendment of Mr. Chambers of
Kent, to the 33rd section of the Declaration
of Rights, 703, 704

On the motion of Mr. Chambers of Kent,
to reconsider the amendment offered by him
in relation to districting the city of Balti—
more, 705

On Mr. Ege's motion to suspend the rule, 706

On the adoption of the amendment as
offered by Mr. Bowie, to the substitute offer
ed by Mr. Stewart of Balt. city, for the 12th
section of the report of the Judiciary corn
mittee, 709, 710

On Mr. Bowie's substitute lot the amend-
ment of Mr. Ricaud, to the 19th section of
the report of the Judiciary committee, 711

On Mr. Ridgely's motion to postpone the
consideration of the report of the committee
on Education, 714

On Mr. Spencer's motion to postpone the
report of the committee on Education and
the amendments thereto, until the 1st of
August, 715

On Mr. Thomas' motion to lay on the ta

ble the whole subject relative to Education, 716
On the amendment offered by Mr. Mc-
Henry, as an article to the constitution, 718

On the, article submitted by Mr. Dorsey,
to the report of the committee on the Mili

tia, 720