1867,] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 691

the past earned for him. its highest honors, and will ift the
future more strongly commend him him to the confidence ot
the people.

2. Resolved, That the General Assembly are fully impres-
sed with the opinion that Governor S/wann has but complied
with the general wish of the people of Maryland in deciding
to remain in the Gubernatorial office, and that he will in the-
future, ag in the past, discharge the duties of his high office,
with firmness and fidelity.

3. Resolved,.That a committee of three, two on the part
of the House of Delegates, and one of the Senate, be appoint-
ed to present to the Governor a copy of the foregoing reso-
lutions.

Which were read a first time, and,
On motion of Mr. Jones,

(Three-fourths of all the members concurring,)
The rules were suspended, and

The resolutions read the second time and paased by yeas
and nays as follow :

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Miller, Speaker, Morgan, Beck, Welch, Hall, Williams, Clarke, Cameron, Hutching, Ford, Shipley, Nicolai, Davis, of Charles, Thomas, Jump, Jones, Dennis,	Parsons, Kerr, Golibart, . Lindsey, Magruder, Calvert, Hutton, Burche, Turner, Coleman, Neilson, Smith, Robson, Hooper, Israel, Knott, Lankford, Kraft,	Boswell, Thomson, Waltemeyer, Feig, Pitta, Aydelott, Gordy, Nelson, Whiteford, Wilson, Spicer. McCulloh, Brydon, Carmichael, Neale, Dawson, Horsey, Hammond — 53.
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Rouzer, Bnhrman, Baker, Linthicum,	Goreueh, Steiner, Bamford Appleman, Tobey, :'	Hoffhine, Bishop, McCulley, Poole, Criswell — 14.

The resolution were then sent to the Senate.