852

YEAS AND NAYS—

Legislative Department.

for the apprenticeship of negroes who are minors,
311.

On the adoption of an amendment by Mr. Stirl-
ing, to an amendment by Mr. Jones, of Somerset,
in regard to the proper distribution by the Legis-
lature of any grant or donation of land to the
State by the United States, 320.

On proceeding to the consideration of section 39,
and on referring said section to a special Commit-
tee, 345 to 349.

On the third reading and final passage of the
report as amended, on the Legislative Depart-
ment, 634, 635.

Librarian.

On an order submitted by Mr. Thomas, to com-
pensate the Librarian for purchasing stationery,
&c., for the Convention, 628.

Marriage.

On an amendment by Mr. Russell, to the Re-
port of Committee on the Legislative Department,
to provide for a change in the laws regulating the
ceremony of marriage, and for the registration ot
all marriages, 324, 325.

On amendments by Messrs. Duvall, Stirling
and others, to Mr. Russell's amendment, specify-
ing the, manner in which marriages may be sol-
emnized, and to provide for the registration of
births, marriages and deaths, 328, 330, 331,
332.

Maryland Soldiers.

On Mr. Stirling's resolutions, thanking the
Maryland Soldiers for their gallantry, 65.

Militia and Military Affairs.

On an amendment by Mr. Negley, on Militia
and Military affairs, in relation to exemption from
military duty, 643, 644.

On an amendment by Mr. Lansdale, 644.
On the adoption of section 1, as amended by
Mr. Negley, 645, 646.

On the third reading and final passage of the
Report on Militia and Military affairs, 662.