1867.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 283

Said bill being upon its third reading.

The bill was then read a third time and passed by yeas and
nays as follow.

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Miller, Speaker, Morgan, Welch, Williams, Cameron, Shipley, Davis, of Charles, Thomas, Jump, Jones, Parsons, Kerr, Evans, Whitaker, Lindsey, Magruder, Calvert,	Rouzer, Steiner, Bamford, Tobey, Hoffhine, Bishop, Hutton, Coleman, Neilson, Smith, Flaherty, Robson, Israel, Knott, Lankford, Boswell, Thomson, Waltemeyer,	Bixler, Pitts, Aydelott, Gordy, Wilson, Spicer, Gilpin, McCulley, Haller, McCulloh, Carmichael, Neale, Benton, Poole, Gore, Dawson, Horsey, King— 53.
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Ford, Buhrman,	Baker, Linthicum,	Gorsuch, Burche — 6.

Said bill was then sent to the Senate.

The House then resumed the consideration of the order of the
day, being the majority report of the Committee on Elections.

On motion of Mr. Knott,

The order of the day was postponed until Friday.
Mr. Magruder submitted the following ;

Gentlemen of the Senate:

We respectfully propose, with the concurrence of your Hon-
orable Body, to appoint a Joint Committe, to consist of four
members from this House and two from the Senate., to pro-
ceed to the city of Baltimore, for the purpose of making a
thorough investigation into the affairs and condition of the
State Tobacco Warehouses, and to report to this General As-
sembly such legislation in reference thereto as may be neces-
sary.

We have appointed on the part of the House————

Which, on motion of Mr. King,
Was laid on the table,