850

YEAS AND NAYS—

Judiciary.

On the adoption of an amendment by Mr.
Thomas, to section 27, styling the different Courts,

fixing the terms Of the Judges, providing for their

election, removal and jurisdiction, 607, 608.

On an amendment submitted by Mr. Abbott, to
Section 32, 610.

On a motion of Mr. Galloway, to reconsider the
vote on the adoption of section 37, 654.

On a motion of Mr. Farrow, to reconsider the
vote adopting section 29, 689, 690.

On the third reading and final passage of the
Judiciary Report as amended, 692.

Justices of the Peace and Constables.

On an amendment by Mr. Audoun to the Ju-
diciary Report, relating to Justices of the Peace
and Constables, 620.

On aa amendment by Mr. Daniel to section 37,
Judiciary Report, in relation to Justices of the
Peace and Constables, 623.

On an amendment by Mr. Hebb to an amend-
ment by Mr. Stockbridge, to provide for the ap-
pointment, removal and jurisdiction of Justices
of the Peace and Constables, 623.

Legislative Department.

On a motion of Mr. Miller to reconsider the vote
adopting section 2, Report on the Legislative De-
partment, 237.

On an amendment by Mr. Thomas to section 5,
to provide for holding annual sessions of the Le-
gislature, 239.

On an amendment by Mr. Ridgely to section 6,
relating to the sessions of the Legislature, and the
pay of members, 243.

On an amendment by Mr. Daniel to section 9,
249.

On an amendment by Mr. Miller to section 21,
259.

On an amendment by Mr. Belt to provide that
no law shall be passed to disfranchise or to dis-
qualify any person from holding office, except