1244 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Apl. 1,

trailer to bavebeen actuated by honorable motives, and that,
his labors to secure for the State a better revenue system
than that we now have, were laudable and praiseworthy, he
should not receive any extra compensation at the hands of
this or any subsequent Legislature for the performance of du-
ties prescribed by the Constitution and Laws of the State.

JOHN A. KOONS.

Mr. Brace moved the Report of the Majority of the Com-
mittee be laid upon the table.

The question recurring upon concurring in the motion
submitted by Mr. Brace,

Mr. Brace demanded the yeas and nays.

The demand being sustained,

The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.

Henkle, Gordy, Nicodemus,
Robinson, Johnson, Annan,
Bird, Turner, of Cecil, Williams,
Turner,of Calv't., Davis, Wier,
Lancaster, Latchford, Wack,
Hawkins, Robey, Park,
Matthews, Thompson, Brace,
Merryman, Kemp, Vanderford,
Turner, of B. co., Merrill. Galt,
Seth, Koons, Brown,
Valliant, Miller, Leonard,
Coulbourn, Lamar, Bedsworth—37.
Duer,

NEGATIVE.

Messrs.

Hines, Speaker, McCosker, Joyce,
Bond, T. H. Hamilton, Groh,
Colton, McWilliams, Fenton,
Nutwell, Foster, Berry,
Buchanan, Stewart, of B. city, Grimes,
Banks, McAleese, Stake,
Sudler, Gill, Clark,
Mackey, Hart, Watkins,
Grafton, Loane, Fletchall,
Lee, Greenfield, Waters,
Riley, McColgan, Maclin,
Dawson, Harig, Stewart, of How'd,

—36.

So the motion to lay the Report on the table did not pre-
vail.