320 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [June 24,

ganized and uniformed volunteer companies of the State, the
arms reclaimed from them, or either of them by his order;

Which was read the second time and passed by yeas and
nays, as follow:

AFFIRMATIVE,
Messrs.

Kilbourn, Sp'r, Bryan, Pitts,
Rasin, Jones, of P. G., Harrison,
Welch, Legg, Thomas,
Mackubin, Jacobs, Wallis,
Compton, Landing, Sangston,
Ford, Kessler, Morfit,
Denison, Claggett, Scott,
Quinlan, Johnson, Brining,
Renshaw, Salmon, Griffith,
Jones, of Talbot, Goldsborough, Gordon,
Chaplain, Warfield, Mills,
Holland, Winans, Turner,
Maxwell, Brune, Brown—40.
Miller,

NEGATIVE,
Messrs,

Medders, Naill, Fiery,
McIntire, Wilson, Roop—8.
Routzahn, McCoy,

Said resolutions was then returned to the Senate.

Mr. Gordon, chairman of the committee on the Judiciary,
reported favorably upon the Senate bill entitled,

An act to amend the act passed on the loth day of May,
1861, entitled, an act to repeal section 19, of artirle XXIX,
of the Code of Public General Laws, and the provision to the
33d section to article LVIII of the said Code, relating to the
stay of executions, and to extend the time for enforcing the
execution of judgments, the following sections, restricting
the operation of said act in the certain particulars, with pro-
posed amendments;

Said bill being upon its second reading.
Amendments proposed,

Strike out all after the word "amendatory" in the third
line of section 1st, and preceding the word "unless" in the
fourth line of said section.

Which was adopted.