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JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 15,.

So the first Resolution as submitted by Mr: Streett was
adopted.

The question then recurring upon the second and third,
being the remaining Resolutions submitted by Mr. Streett,

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

	AFFIRMATlVE.
Messrs.	McCreery,	Seibert,
Latrobe, Speaker,	Baldwin, of Harf.,	Hilton,
Martin,	Streett,	Veitch,
Wilmer,	Hopkins,	Watkins,
Wells,	Hardcastle, of Car.,	Standish,
Choate,	Webb,	Myers,
Brattan5	Wiley,	Percy,
Lankford,	Colton,	Jordan,
Owens,	Kirk,	Crouse,
Richards,	Ehlen,	Gorman,
Biddle,	Markland,	Crawford,
Thomas, of Q. A.,	Hoblitzell,	Gordy— 37.
Bowlus,	Neill,
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs.	Hardcastle, of Tal.,	Sanner,
Loker,	Harrington,	Hamilton,
Beck,	Woolford,	Cooper,
Kilbourn,	Meekins,	Morse,
Baldwin, of A. A,,	Touchstone,	Blake,
Owings,	Marbury,	Wilson, of B. city,.
Duke,	Wootton,	McLane,
Mitchell,	Duvall,	Collins,
Chapman,	Dennis,	Gardner,
Carroll,	Purnell,	Marshall,
Cameron,	Thomas, of Fred.,	Welty,
Shipley,	Ritter,	Sword,
Gatch,	White,	Kean,
Turner,	Harris,	Shower,
Hammond,	Garey ,	Merrick — 44 .

So the remaining two Resolutions were not adopted.

The question then recurring upon the Resolutions submit-
ted by Mr. Hoblitzell as an amendment to the Resolutions
submitted by Mr. Merrick, and offered as a substitute therefor.

Mr. Hammond submitted the following Resolutions as an
amendment thereto, and as a substitute for the original Re-
solutions submitted by Mr. Merrick :

And be it further resolved, That upon failure of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company to pay into the Treasury