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JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 6,

So, it appearing that a two-thirds of all the members elect-
ed had voted in the affirmative,

The Joint Resolution was read a second time.

Mr. McElroy moved that the Joint Resolution be read a
third time this day, in accordance with the provisions of the
Constitution, Article 3, section 28.

The yeas and nays were called, and appeared as follows :

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.	Mearns,	Bond, of B. city,
Stewart, Speaker,	Keech,	Colton ,
Loker,	Williams,	Mullin,
Boyer,	Sudler,	Chaisty,
Beck,	Legg,	McElroy,
Hammond,	Holloway,	Harig,
Jglehart,	Smith, of Wor.,	Markland,
Deale,	Albaugh,	Marshall,
Bond, of Calvert,	Dutrow,	Conway,
Dalrymple,	Wenner,	Coudy,
Mitchell,	Bowlus,	Herbert.
Chapman ,	Byers,	Rohrer,
Slingluff,	Silver,	Seibert,
Montague,	Nelson,	Riggs,
Poteet,	Vandiver,	Offutt,
Holmes,	Brown,	Conley,
Biddison,	Moore,	McCulloh,
Rose,	Hubbard,	Hall,
Lowe,	Sanner,	Davis, of Carroll
Corbiri,	Wentz.	Jordan,
Horsey,	Robb, '	Worthington,
Percy,	Blake,	Harden,
Davis, of Cecil,	Latrobe.	Clark, '
Touchstone,	Pentland,	Hopkins — 74.
Richards,	Smith, Balt, city,
	NEGATIVE — No ne .

So, two-thirds of all the members elected having voted in
the affirmative,

The Joint Resolution was read a third time, and passed
by yeas and nays as follows :

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.	Richards,	Latrobe,
Stewart, Speaker,	Mearns,	Bond, of B. city,
Loker,	Keech,	Colton,
Boyer,	Williams,	Mullin,
Beck,	Sudler,	Chaisty,
Hammond,	Legg,	McElroy,
Iglehart,	Holloway,	Harig,
Deale,	Smith, of Wor.,	Markland,
Bond, of Calvert,	Albaugh,	Marshall,