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YEAS AND NAYS—

Judiciary.

On the adoption of the first clause of an amend-
ment submitted by Mr. Hebb, to section 3, to pro-
vide for the election of Judges of the Court of Ap-
peals, 566.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Chambers,
to an amendment by Mr. Hebb, relating to the
term of office of Judges of the Court of Appeals,
567.

On an amendment to same, by Mr. Berry, of
Prince George's, 56T.

By Mr. Thruston, 569.

By Mr. Negley, clause first, 570.

Clause second, 571.

On a motion of Mr. Berry, of Prince George's,
to reconsider section 12, where the word "appoin-
ted," was stricken out, and the word "elected,"
inserted, 572.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Miller to
an amendment by Mr. Hebb, in reference to the
division of the State into Judicial Districts, to pro-
vide for the election of Judges, and their eligibili-
ty to office, 576.

On an amendment by Mr. Schley, to the amend-
ment of Mr. Hebb, as amended by Mr. Miller, to
require the respective counties to pay their Circuit
Judges, 579.

On the amendment by Mr. Hebb, as amended
in the preceding votes, '580.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Hebb, to
divide the State into Judicial Districts, 581.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Sands, to
section 22, by Mr. Duvall, to same, 584,

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Stirling,
to section 25, 588.

On amendments submitted by Messrs. Thomas
and Davis of Washington, to the amendment of
section 25, 589.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Ridgely, to
strike out section 25, and insert a new section, de-
fining the powers of Orphans' Courts, 591, 592.

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