So the question upon its adoption was decided in the nega-
tive.

Mr. Berry, of Prince George's, submitted the following
amendment to the amendment:

Strike out the word "ten, " and insert the word "twenty; "

The question being on the adoption of the amendment to
the amendment,

Mr. Berry, of Prince George's, demanded the yeas and
nays.

The demand being sustained,

The yeas and nays were called, and appeared as. follows:
AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.	Dent,	Parker,
Goldsborough, Pt.	Ecker,	Pugh,
Abbott,	Farrow,	Russell,
Berry, of P. G.	Hodson,	Stirling,
Blackiston,	Hollyday,	Stockbridge,
Bond,	Hopkins,	Sykes,
Chambers,	Horsey,	Thruston,
Cushing,	Jones, of Cecil,	Valliant — 25.
Daniel,	Nyman,
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs.	Hopper,	Parran,
Annan,	Johnson,	Purnell,
Billingsley,	Keefer,	Ridgely,