150 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [May 13,

Compton, Jones, P. G., Thomas,

Worthington, Legg, Scott,

Denison, Starkey, Stake,

Quinlan, Landing, Griffith,

Renshaw,. Kessler, Barnard,

Jones, of Talbot, Claggett, McCleary,

Chapialn, Routzahn, Roop,

Johnson, Brown—33.

NEGATIVE.

Messrs,

Ford, Pitts, Sangston,

Warfield, Harrison, Morfit,

Brune, Wallis, Fiery—10.

Winans,

So the order was laid upon the table.

Mr. Mills offered the following :

Ordered, That the thanks of this House are hereby tendered
to the Rev. Gentlemen who have officiated as Chaplains to
this House, for the faithful and acceptable manner in which
they have discharged their duties:,

Mr. Landing moved to lay the order upon the table,

Which was not concurred in.

The question then recurring upon the order,

It was adopted.

Mr. Harding, chairman of the Joint Special Committee,
made the following report:

The Joint Committee of the Senate and House of Delegates,
appointed for the purpose of considering and reporting upon
the measures requiring the action of the two bodies prior to
their adjournment, and' also in regard to the time of adjourn-
ment, make the following report:

The majority of the Joint Committee recommend as fol-
lows :

First, That the Senate adopt the resolution reported by
the House Committee on Federal Relations, and adopted by
the House, in regard to existing national troubles, with the
addition or amendment hereto annexed.

Second. That the House concur in said amendments, if
adopted by the Senate.