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YEAS AND NAYS—

Debates.

on an amendment submitted by Thomas, to close
the debate on Article XXIII, Declaration of
Rights, 221, 222.

On an order submitted by Mr. Abbott, and
amendments to same, submitted by Messrs. Stock-
bridge, Thomas, Belt and Cushing, in reference
to limiting debate on all questions before the
Convention, 230 to 233.

On the adoption of a motion of Mr. Jones, of
Somerset, to grant further time to Mr. Edelen
to complete a speech before the Convention, 307.

On a motion of Mr. Purnell, and amendments
submitted by Messrs. Dent and Daniels, in regard
to limiting debate, 562, 564.

On motion of Mr. Mayhugh, to lay on the
table, an order submitted by Mr. Barron, to al-
low each member but five minutes on any ques-
tion, 650.

Declaration of Rights.

On the adoption of the first clause of Article I,
Declaration of Rights, 95.

On the adoption of the second clause of Article
I, Declaration of Rights, 96.

On a motion of Mr. Chambers, to postpone ac-
tion on the Report on Declaration of Rights, 97.

On an amendment by Mr. Peter, to Article II,
of the Declaration of Rights, 102.

On the first clause of an amendment submitted
Mr. Marbury, to Article III, 103.

On the second clause of same amendment by
Mr. Marbury, 104.

On an amendment to Article III, submitted by
Mr. Belt, 105.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Daniel, to
strike out Article XIY, and insert another, 106,

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On the adoption of an amendment submitted by
Mr. Greene, to an amendment by Mr. Scott, to
strike out Article XIV, relating to the assessment
of property and the payment of taxes, 110.