1867.] OF THE SENATE. 101

Mr. Waters moved to postpone the bill, and take up for con-
sideration the bill entitled an Act, to restore to full citizen-
ship and the right to vote and hold office all persons who may
be deprived thereof by the provisions contained in the fourth
section of the first Article of the Constitution of this State;

On the question being put, it was

Determined in the negative by yeas and nays as follow:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Mr. Waters—1.

NEGATIVE.

Messrs. Billingslea, Bowie, Brodwater, Compton, Davis, of Caroline, Davis, of Washington, Earle, Frazier, Henkle, Holton, Jump,

Kimmell, Mackall, Maddox, Mules, Spates, Stephenson, Stirling, Tome, Trail, Vickers, Young— 22.

The question then recurring upon the passage of the bill,

It was determined in the affirmative by yeas and nays as fol-
low:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. Bowie, Compton, Earle, Frazier, Henkle, Kimmell, Mackall,	Maddox, Mules, Spates, Stephenson, Stirling, Young— 13.
Messrs. Billingslea, Brodwater, Davis, of Caroline, Davis, of Washington, Holton,	NEGATIVE. Jump, Tome, Trail, Vickerg, Waters— 10.

Mr. Henkle moved to take up the bill entitled an Act, to
restore to full citizenship and the right to vote and hold office,
all persons who may be deprived thereof, by the provisions
contained in the fourth Article of the Constitution of this
State.

Mr. Davis, of Caroline, moved that the Senate adjourn,