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1302 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 30
bill known as the "General Assessment Bill," and we
respectfully concur therein.
We have named on the part of the House, Messrs,
Berret, Carter, Field. Leonard, McSherry.
By order,
CARLTON SHAFFER,
Chief Clerk,
Which was read, assented to, and sent to the Senate.
Mr. Laird moved a temporary suspension of the
order of business adopted March 29th, in order to
allow the introduction of an order.
Mr. Carter demanded the yeas and nays.
The demand was sustained.
The yeas and nays were called and appeared as fol-
lows :
AFFIRMATIVE.—Messrs. Combs, Strong, Wilson,
Brashears, Donaldson, Hutchins, Ireland, Lane, Car-
rico, Maddox, Orrick, Cole, Hamilton, Jr., Collins,
Wooters, Green, Anderson, Sterling, Meredith, Smith
of Dorchester, Kirk, Grove, of Cecil, Bryan, Wallen
Wilkinson, Hayman, Grove, of Frederick, Beva,rd,
Hayward, Stearns, Johnson, Brennan, Sams, Laird,
Griffith, Barber, Hosken, Sr., Haines, Haslup, Elle-
good Laws, Moore, Biltinger, Michaels—44.
NEGATIVE—Messrs. Speaker, Garner, Elliott, Leon-
ard, Miles, Bowie, of Prince George's, Hill, Perrie,
McSherry, Gaver, Sappington. of Frederick, Deen,
Thompson, Fitzgerald, Fox, Carter, Field, Bowie, of
Baltimore city, O'Conor, Gallagher, Gill, Carr, Cornth-
waite, Joyce, Fockler, Shafer, Gairott, Stottlemyer,
Sellman, Berret, Leeds—31.
So the order of business was temporarily suspended.
Mr. Ellegood submitted the following:
Whereas, The Democratic party of this State has
solemnly pledged itself in convention to the passage
of a General Assessment Law.
1st. Therefore be it ordered, That it is the sense of
this House of Delegates that it is the duty of the Gen-
eral Assembly to keep that pledge.
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