847

YEAS AND NAYS—

Enlistments.

On an order offered by Mr. Berry, of Prince
George's, as amended by Mr. Stirling, to ascer-
tain the number of men enlisted in the United
States service from this State, 525.

On a motion of Mr. Todd, reconsider the vote
taken on the preceding order, 526.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Hebb, to
an order offered by Mr. Berry, of Prince George's,
in reference to recruits from this State, and to ob-
tain proper credits for all that have enlisted since
the beginning of the war, 541, 542.

On a motion offered by Mr. Stirling, to indefin-
ately postpone the whole subject, 542, 543.

Executive Department.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Abbott, to
section 5, Report on Executive Department, 491.

By Mr. Smith, of Carroll, to strike out section
6, 492.

By Mr. Scott, to amend section 11, 493.

On the third reading and final passage of the
Report of the Committee, as amended, 633, 634.

Free Negroes and Mulattoes.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Clarke, to
the Report on the Legislative Department, to pre-
vent free negroes and mulattoes from settling in
this State atter the adoption of this Constitution,
405.

Interest and Usury.

On au amendment by Mr. Negley, to an amend-
ment by Mr. Abbott, to limit the rate of interest
on money, 697, 698.

On the amendment by Mr. Abbott, to adopt
such rates as Congress now or may hereafter allow
on loans of the United States, 698.

On an 'amendment by Mr. Belt, to fix the legal
rate at six per cent, but to allow contracting par-
ties to agree on as high a rate as ten percent.,
699.