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YEAS AND NAYS—

Declaration of Rights.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Stockbridge
to Article XXXII, 164.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Miller, to
an amendment by Mr. Stirling, to strike out the
word "allegiance," and insert the word "support,"
of Section XXXVI, 165.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Stock-
bridge to strike out Article XXXVII, 166.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Jones, of
Somerset., to Article XXXIX, 168.

On au amendment submitted by Mr. Abbott, to
Article XXXIX, 168.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Clarke, to
Article XLIV, in regard to amending the Consti-
tution by the Legislature, 169.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Stock-
bridge, to an amendment by Mr. Jones, of Somer-
set, to Article XLV, relating to freedom of speech,
172.

On putting the main question on Article IV, of
the report, 176.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Briscoe, to
Article IV, to strike out the word "paramount,"
199.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Chambers,
to Article IV, 201.

On the final adoption of Article IV, Declaration
of Rights, 204.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Brown to
Article XXIII. to provide for the maintenance of
the helpless and paupers emancipated, 224.

On the final adoption of Article XXIII, 225.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Briscoe to
Article III, relating to arbitrary power in a re-
public, 234.

On a motion of Mr. Stirling to suspend the
Rules to give the report as amended, of the ma-
jority of Committee on the Declaration of Rights,
a third reading, 235.