138 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 27,

AMENDMENT PROPOSED.

Amend by adding to section one, the following; Provided
that in all cases where the parties indicted or presented as
aforesaid, or who shall be so indicted or presented as afore-
said, shall be convicted of the offenses in said indictment, or
presentment charged, the Governor shall not pay the ex-
penses of their defence, nor shall this act apply to cases where
conviction of the accused shall result from such indictment
and the trial thereupon,

Which was read.

The question recurring upon the adoption of the amend-
ment, Mr. Koons moved that the further consideration
thereof be postponed, and that the bill, with pending amend-
ment, be made the order of the day for Friday, the 30th inst.

The question recurring upon concurring in the motion.

On motion of Mr. Brace,
The yeas and nays were ordered.

The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows:
AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.
Turner, ofCalv't,	Pruitt,	McCosker,
Lancaster,	Koons,	T. H. Hamilton,
Keech,	Miller,	Wier,
Coulbourn,	Nicodemus,	Park,
Robey,	Dawson,	Brace— 17.
Thompson,	Williams,
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs.
Colton,	Lee,	Berry,
Merritt,	Riley,	Freaner,
Hankie,	Cooper,	Grimes,
Robinson,	C. R. Hamilton,	Stake,
Nutwell,	McWilliams,	Clark,
Seth,	Stay lor,	Walking,
Valliant,	Stewart, of B. city,	Fletchall,
Sudler,	McAleese,	Wack,
Gordy,	Gill,	Waters,
Johnson,	Hart,	Vanderford,
Groouie,	Loane,	Galt,
Turner, of Cecil,	Greenfield,	Brown,
Mackey,	McColgan,	Maclin,
Kernp,	Harig,	Stewart, of How'd,
Merrill	Joyce,	Bedsworth,
Grafton,	Groh,	West— 48,
the motion did	not prevail.