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Ordered, That the Secretary and Collins Tatman, folder,
be directed to forward to the several members of the Conven-
tion after its adjournment, their copies of the Journal of
Debates until it shall have been completed—and the Presi-
dent is requested to issue his certificate for the usual per diem
so long as they shall be so employed;

Mr. Davis, of Washington, moved to strike out the words
"Secretary and; "

Mr. Valliant submitted the following amendment:

Ordered, That the Comptroller, be authorized to contract
with the Printer for the folding of the Journal of Debates and
mailing the same after the adjournment of the Convention;

On motion of Mr, Pugh,

The consideration of the subject was informally postponed.
Mr. Barron submitted the following order:

Ordered, That the time allowed each member for Debates on
any question before the Convention be limited to five minutes,
that no extension of time be granted except by a unanimous
vote of 'the members present;

Mr. Sands moved to strike out "five" and insert "ten; "
Mr. Mayhugh moved to ]a, y the subject on the table;
The question being on the adoption of the motion,
Mr. Daniel demanded the yeas and nays,
The demand being sustained,

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

Messrs. Davis, of Charles, Markey,

Goldsborough, P't, Davis, of Wash., Mayhugh,

Audoun, Dellinger, Miller,

Barron, Dent, Morgan,

Billingsley, Duvall, Negley,

Blackiston, Henkle, Parran, *

Bond, Hodson, Scott,

Briscoe, Hollyday, Smith, of Dor.,

Brooks, Horsey, Sneary,

Brown, , Johnson, Stockbridge,

Chambers, Lansdale, Sykes,

Clarke, Lee, Turner,

Crawford, Marbury, Wilmer —39.
Cunningham,