84 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 16,

Chapman,	Brown,	McCulloh,
Nicolai,	Sanner,	Hall,
Slingluff,	Wentz,	Jordan ,
Poteet,	Robb,	Worthington,
Holmes,	Morse,	Harden — 40.
Johnson,	_Latrobe,

So the motion prevailed, and the Joint Assembly pro-
ceeded to another vote, with the following result:

Hon. Wm. T. Hamilton received 49 votes.
" Thomas Swann " 42 "
" Thomas G. Pratt " 16 "
" B. G. Harris " 2 "
" Montgomery Blair " 1 "

110

So it appeared that no person received a majority of all
the votes cast for Senator of the United States.

Mr. Senator Earle moved that the joint assembly do now
proceed to take another vote.

Mr. Coudy demanded the yeas and nays.

The demand being sustained,

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

On the part of the Senate—

			AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.	Browne,		Hammond,
	Brewer,		Lee,
	Carroll,		Malone,
	Denson,		Parker, of Worcester,
	Earle,		Snyder,
	Fields,		Walsh,
	Grove,		Welch— 15.
	Hyland,
On the part of the		House of Delegates-
		AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.		Albaugh,		Rohrer,
Boyer,		Wenner,		Seibert,
Montague,		Bowlus,		Riggs,
Biddison,		Byers,		Offutt,
Rose,		Nelson,		Conley,
Lowe,		Vandiver,		Kean,
Corbin,		Moore,		Devecmon,
Horsey,		Hubbard,		Trimble,
Percy,		Blake,		Davis, of Carroll,
Stewart, of Dor.,		McElroy,		Clark,
Davis, of Cecil,		Markland,		Jones,
Sudler,		Syester,		Fooks,
Legg,		Coudy,		Hopkins — 40.
Holloway,		Herbert,