1892.] OF THE SENATE. 1305-

indorsed: "Passed by yeas and nays, with pro-
posed amendments."

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED.

Strike out aft after section 1 and insert in. lien
thereof;

"Section 77, The parties to criminal proceedings
shall be entitled to bills of exception in the same man-
ner as in civil proceedings and appeals from judgments
in criminal cases may be taken in the same manner as
in civil cases; but no appeal in criminal cases shall
stay execution of re-entree unless the counsel for the
accused shall make oath that the appeal is not. taken,
for delay ; and such appeal shall be heard at the
earliest convenient day after the same shall have been
transmitted to the Court of Appeals ; and the accused
upon taking such appeal shall in all cases not punish-
able by death or imprisonment in the Penitentiary be
entitled to remain on bail, and in other cases not,
capital the court from which the appeal is taken shall
have the discretionary, power to admit to bail; pro-
vided, that nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued to prohibit the court from requiring additional
or greater bail, pending an appeal, than the accused1
may already have given before conviction.

"Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take
effect from the date of its passage."

Which were concurred in, and bill passed by yeas-
and nays, as follows :

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. President, Moss,

Austin, Posey,

Bennett, Robinson,

Brown, Rogers,

Coffin, Seibert,

Dawson, Smith,

Evans, Toadvin,

Getty, Waters,

Gorter, Wilkinson,

Hayes, Wirt—20.

NEGATIVE—None.