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1867.] OF THE SOUSE OF DELEGATES. 105
The demand being sustained,
The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follow :
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AFFIRMATIVE.
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Messrs.
Aydelott,
Beck,
Bixler,
Boswell,
Cameron,
Carmichael,
Clarke,
Colernan,
Criswell,
Davis, of B. city,
Dawson,
Dennis,
Evans,
Feig,
Flaherty,
Ford,
Gordy,
Gore,
Gorsuch,
Haller,
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Hammond,
Hoffhine,
Hooper,
Horsey,
Hutchins,
Israel,
Jones,
Jump,
Kerr,
King,
Knott,
Kraft,
Lindsey,
Linthicum,
Magraw,
McCulley,
McCulloh,
Neale,
Neilson,
Nelson,
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Nicolai,
Parsons,
Pitts,
Poole,
Robson,
Rouzer,
Shipley,
Smith,
Spicer,
Steiner,
Stevens,
Thomas,
Thomson,
Turner,
Waltemeyer,
Wampler,
Welch,
Whiteford,
Whittaker,
Wilson— 60.
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NEGATIVE.
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Messrs.
Miller, Speaker,
Appleman,
Baker,
Bamford,
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Benton,
Bishop,
Buhrman,
Burche,
Davis, of Charles,
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Hall,
Button,
Magruder,
Tobey,
Williams— 14.
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So the amendment was adopted.
Mr. Knott submitted the following amendment:
Strike out all after the word "elect," in the fifth line of
the second section, to the word "and," in the eighth line of
the same section, and insert: "Respectively the number of
Delegates to said Convention herein provided, namely—St.
Mary's county, three delegates; Kent county, four delegates ;
Calvert county, three delegates; Charles county, three dele-
gates; Baltimore county, seven delegates; Talbot county,
four delegates; Somerset county, five delegates; Dorchester
county, four delegates; Cecil county, five delegates; Prince
George's county, four delegates; Queen Anne's county, four
delegates; Worcester county, five delegates; Frederick coun-
ty, seven delegates; Harford county, five delegates; Caroline
county, four delegates; Baltimore city, twenty-one dele-
gates; Montgomery county, four delegates; Allegany coun-
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