232 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [June 11,

session, 1860, chapter 282, declaratory of the meaning of
said act.

Mr. Miller from a select committee reported favorably upon
a bill entitled, an act to repeal the first and third sections
of Article XCVIII of the Code of Public General Laws re-
lating to wild fowl, and inserting the following sections in
lieu thereof;

On motion of Mr. Miller,

The rules were suspended and said bill ordered to a second
reading;

Being upon its second reading,
Mr; Welch moved to strike out the enacting clause.
The yeas and nays were ordered, and appeared as follow:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.
Kilbourn, Sp' r,	Legs,	Harrison,
Durant,	Starkey,	Thomas,
Welch,	Lauding,	Wallis,
Mackubin,	Claggett,	Sangston,
Briscoe,	Routzahn,	Morfit,
Compton,	Johnson,	Scott,
Ford,	Salmon,	Brining,
Denison,	Straughn,	Fiery,
Quinlan,	Goldsborough,	Griffith,
Renshaw,	Warfield,	Gordon,
Jones, of Talbot,	Brune,	Barnard,
Chaplain,	Winans,	Gorsuch,
Bryan,	Pitts,	Turner— 39

NEGATIVE.

Messrs.
Medders,	McIntire,	Wilson,
Parran,	Maxwell,	Bay less,
Burgess;,	Miller,	McCoy,
Stanford,	Naill,	Brown— 13
Lawson ,

So the enacting clause was stricken out.

The Speaker laid before the House the following