1874.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 23

cordance with the provisions of the Constitution, section 27,
Article 3, and the resolutions read a second time to-day.

The question recurring upon the adoption of the motion,
The yeas and nays were called, and appeared as follows:

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.	Kemp,	Harig,
Speaker,	Pruitt,	Joyce,
Bond,	Merrill,	Groh,
Colton,	Koons,	Fenton,
Merritt,	Miller,	Berry,
Henkle,	Lamar,	Freaner,
Nutwell,	Nicodemus,	Clark,
Bird,	Annan,	Watkins,
Turner, of Calv't,	Lee,	Fletchall,
Keech ,	Riley,	Wier,
Buchanan,	Dawson,	Wark,
Fowler,	Williams,	Park,
Merryman,	McCosker,	Brace,
Seth,	T. H. Hamilton,	Waters,
Valliant,	Cooper,	Vanderford,
Sudler,	C. R. Hamilton,	Gait,
Coulbourn,	McWilliams,	Brown,
Duer.	Staylor,	Maclin,
Gordy,	Stewart, of B. city,	Stewart of How'd,
Hodson,	Gill,	Leonard,
Groome,	Hart,	Bedsworth,
Turner, of Cecil,	Loane,	West,
Mackey,	Greeufield,	Glotfelty— 70.
Latchford,	McColgan,
	NEGATIVE— None.

So two-thirds of all the numbers elected to the House
having voted in the affirmative,

The resolutions were then read a second time and passed
by yeas and nays, as follows :

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.	Latchford,	McColgan,
Speaker,	Kemp,	Groh,
Colton,	Pruitt,	Fenton,
Merritt,	Merrill,	Berry,
Robinson,	Koons,	Freaner,
Nutwell,	Miller,	Clark,
Bird,	Lamar,	Watkins,
Turner, of Calv't,	Nicodemus,	Fletchall,
Keech,	Annan,	Wier,
Buchanan,	Lee,	Wack,