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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 30, 1868
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318 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 28,

FRIDAY, February 28, Henkle, Welch—15.
Hyland,

NEGATIVE.

Messrs. Browne, Snyder,
Lee, Smith—4.

The yeas and nays were then called on the printing as
follows:
AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. Denson, Walsh—2.

NEGATIYE.

Messrs. Browne, Hammond,
Clarke, Kimmel,
Carroll, Maddox,
Earle. Spates,
Fields, Snyder,
Grove, Smith,
Hyland, Welch—14.

Mr. Earle, from the Committee on Finance, reported

Senate bill entitled an Act to repeal chapter 156, passed
January session, 1867, entitled an Act to repeal sections 6 and
21

1868.

The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. Father Burke.
Present at roll call :

Messrs. Browne, Clarke, Carroll, Denson, Earle, Hyland,
Hammond, Kimmel, Lee, Maddox, Malone, Parker, of Cal-
vert, Spates, Snyder, Smith, Walsh, Welch—17.

On motion by Mr. Walsh,
The Senate went into executive session.

After a short session the Senate resumed the consideration
of Legislative business.

Mr. Hammond presented the petition of Henry E. Bate-
man, Edward S. Harrison, Thomas J. Shreeve and other
citizens of Talbot county, in relation to Tench Tilghman.

Which was referred to the Senators from Talbot, Queen
Anne's and Caroline.

Mr. Malone presented the petition of sundry citizens of
Wicomico county against the repeal of the Funeral Law.

Which was referred to the Committee on Corporations.

Mr. Lee presented a letter from the County Commissioners
of Prince George's county objecting to the reopening of the
assessment list.

Which was referred to the Committee on Finance.
On motion by Mr. Carroll,

The Joint Resolutions in relation to the rejection of the
Hon. Philip F. Thomas, Senator elect from Maryland, by
the Senate of the United States,

Being the order of the day,
Were taken up on their third reading.
Mr Maddox offered the following amendment:

WHEREAS, the Senate of the United States now assembled
in Congress, has deliberately resolved "that the Hon. Philip
F. Thomas, Senator from the State of Maryland," shall not
be admitted to his seat on taking the oath prescribed by the
laws of the United States, and has as deliberately announced
the reasons which govern its action by resolving "that
Philip F. Thomas has voluntarily given aid, countenance


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