386 INDEX.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE—

gard to adjournment, and concurred in, 85; re-
port of committee, 115.

Resolution reported by committee on Federal
Relations, on, read a first time, 108; amended
and passed, 122.

Order, that a committee be appointed to rent
halls and make arrangements for the adjourned
session, and report on the 4th of June next, adopted,
124 ; order, that the committee appointed as
above, report as speedily as possible, adopted, 153,
report made and accepted, 162.

Message to the Senate proposing to adjourn on
May, 15th to June 4th, adopted, 136; message
from the Senate not concurring in the above and
proposing the appointment of a joint committee to-
consider "the unfinished business and report con-
cerning adjournment, concurred in, 148; report
made and rejected, 150, 152.

Message to the Senate proposing to adjourn
May, 14th to June, 4th, 157; returned from Sen-
ate concurred in, 160.

House met according to adjournment, 161.

Message to the Senate proposing to adjourn sine
die; laid on the table, 169.

Message to Senate proposing the appointment
of a joint committee of three from each House to
take into consideration the time of an adjournment
of the General Assembly, 206; substitute offered
and rejected, 207; original message adopted, 207.

Message to Senate proposing to adjourn sine die,
225; laid on the table, 226.

Message to Senate proposing an adjournment
sine die, substitute offered therefor, both referred
to joint select committee on, 272.

Order, that the select committee on adjourn-
ment be requested to report as soon as possible,
adopted, 213.

Petition against the adjournment of the Legis-
lature sine die, referred to a select committee and
1000 copies ordered to be printed, 273.