5V4

Abbott, Hebb, Nyman,

Annan, Hodson, Parker.

Audoun, Hoffman, Pugh,

Belt, Hollyday, Purnell,

Berry, of P. Geo., Hopkins, Ridgely,

Billingsley, Hopper, Russell,

Blackiston, Horsey, Smith, of Carroll,

Bond, Johnson, Smith, of Wor.,

Carter, Jones, of Cecil, Sneary,

Chambers, Kennard, Swope,

Cunningham, Larsh, Sykes,

Daniel, Mayhugh, Thomas,

Dent, McComas, Turner,

Duvall, Mitchell, Valliant,

Ecker, Miller, Wickard

Edelen, Morgan, Wooden—54.
Farrow.

NEGATIVE.

Messrs. Keefer, Robinette,
Briscoe, Lee, Schley,

Brown, Mullikin, Stirling,

Cushing, Parran, Thruston-11.

So the question upon its adoption was decided in the
affirmative.

On motion of Mr. Miller,

The Convention returned to the consideration of section
fifteen.

Mr. Miller submitted the following amendment:

Sec. 15. Strike out the word "six, " in the fourth line, and
insert the word "three; "

Decided in the affirmative.

Messrs Stockbridge and Berry, of Prince George's, were
excused from attending the sessions of the Convention for a
few days, and Messrs. Daniel, Wickard and Ridgely, the
session this evening, and Mr. Mulliken to-morrow.

Section 19, was then taken up.

Mr. Hebb submitted the following amendment:
Sec. 19. Strike out all after the word "the, " in the first
and insert:

"State shall be divided into twelve Judical Circuits, in
manner following: The counties of St. Mary's Charles and