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RESOLUTIONS—

citizens taking the oath of allegiance, 265, 273,
275, 276, 277.

By Mr. Belt, to rescind the order of Mr. Schley,
relating to the assessment of property of rebel
sympathizers, 267.

By Mr. Belt, declaring certain members of the
Convention ineligible, and their seats vavant,
414, 431, 436.

By Mr. Purnell, to adjourn sine die on the 31st
August, 461.

By Mr. Marbury, to appoint a Committe to
await upon the military authorities and ask furth-
er relief from the draft, 497. Postponed, 524.

By Mr. Abbott, providing for the adjournment
of the Convention, subject to the call of the Pres-
ident, 600, 630, 631.

By Mr. Henkle, relating to the discussion of
the proposed Constitution before the people, 651.

By Mr. Davis, of Charles, protesting against
putting in force a part of the new Constitution be-
fore the same is ratified, 705.

By Mr. Chambers, tendering a vote of thanks
to the President of the Convention, 709.

REVISING CLERK—Order adopted to appoint a, 44.

John McGarrigle appointed, 72.

Order adopted requiring the, to append to the
Report of Debates, the official vote on the call
of the Convention,686.

Extra compensation allowed the, 702.

REVISION, COMMISSIONERS OF—Amendment submit-
ted by Mr. Stockbridge, to the report of the Com-
mittee on Schedule, to authorize the Governor to
appoint, to draft bills for the General Assembly,
and to revise the Code, 667, 668.

REVISION AND ENGROSSMENT—See Engrossment and

Revision.

RIDGELY, JAMES L.—Absence, cause and leave of, 72,
367, 539, 574.

Amendments submitted bv, 112,152, 165, 287,
659, 666.

Motions offered by, 298, 327, 370, 538, 648, 664.

Orders submitted by, 42, 132, 151, 207, 590,
649, 683.

Report of, from the Committee on Schedule, 600.