420 INDEX.
EXECUTION—

time, 33; recommitted, 53; reported favorably, 76;
amended, 77; read a second time, and ordered to
be printed, 78; read a third time, and passed, 93;
returned from Senate passed, 125.

Order that the Judiciary committee report a
bill to amend the stay law so as to require defend-
ants to give bond with security, &c., rejected,
257.

Bill reported from Judiciary committee, extend-
ing the list of articles exempted from distraint for
rent, read three times, and rejected, and reconsid-
ered, 303; amended and passed, 322.

Senate bill to amend the act passed May 10th,
1861, relating to stay of execution, &c., referred
to committee on the Judiciary, 312; reported,
amended, and passed, 320.

EXEMPTION—See Execution.
EXECUTIVE—See Governor.

F.

FEDERAL RELATIONS, COMMITTEE ON—appointed,
10.

Memorial of 216 voters of Prince George's coun-
ty, praying the Legislature, if in its judgment it
possesses the power, to pass an ordinance of seces-
sion, without delay, referred to, 19; majority re-
port unfavorably thereon, and that the Legislature
does not possess the power, 21; minority report
unfavorably, 21; majority report adopted, 22.

Protest of E. Pliney Bryan against being com-
pelled by the House to vote on said reports, 23.

Order, that it be entered upon the journal, that
Mr. Maxwell, if present, would have voted for the
majority report, adopted, 24.

Bill to provide for the calling of a sovereign