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1866.] OF THE SENATE. 43 not only from our own, but from all the States, who fell in that conflict. It will be seen by the Report of the Trustees that a ballance of some $8,000 remains to be furnished in order to make the work complete; when it is not doubted, that our sister States will co-operate in such further contributions as may lead to the prompt removal of their own dead to the place provided by your liberality, and at the same time show their appreciation of the brave troops who gave up their lives that our glorious Union might be preserved. I recommend the subject to your favorable consideration. With great respect, your obedient servant, THO. SWANN. Which was read and referred to Messrs Davis of Washington county, Trail and McMasters, The bill to incorporate the Maryland Military Institute; Was read the second time, and ordered to be engrossed for a third reading. The Senate adjourned. FRIDAY, January 19, 18.66. Mr. Waters, the Senator for Somerset county, appeared and took his seat. The Chair announced the following message,, delivered by the Clerk of the House of Delegates on yesterday: By THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, January 18, 18.66. Gentlemen of the Senate: We have read your message proposing that the Standing committees of the two Houses, on Federal Relations, shall act conjointly on certain subjects contained in the Gov- ernor's Message requiring legislation, and respectfully con- cur therein. By order, WM. R. COLE, Chief Clerk. |
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