66 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [May 4,

Mr. Wallis presented the report of the Board of Police of
Baltimore city.

[See Document D.]

Which was read.

Mr. Pitts moved to print three thousand copies.

Mr. Harding proposed, as a substitute, one thousand co-
pies;

Which was lost.

The question then recurring upon the original motion,

The yeas and nays were ordered, and appeared, as follow :

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.
Kilbourn, Sp'r,	Dennis, of Wor.	Wallis,
Durant,	Kessler,	Sangston,.
Morgan,	Straughn,	Morfit,
Welch,	Goldsborough,	Scott,
Briscoe,	Warfield,	Coudy,
Ford,	Brune,	Stake,
Denison,	Winans,	Barnard,
Renshaw,	Pitts,	Turner,
Chaplain,	Harrison,	Brown— 29.
Maxwell,	Thomas,
	NEGATIVE.
Messrs.
Medders,	Landing,	Griffith,
Parran,	Routzahn,	Hardin'g,
Compton,	Johnson,	Roop,
Burgess,	Naill,	Gorsuch,
Long,	Wilson, of Har'd,	Mills— 17.
Lawson,	Brining,

So the motion was sustained, and three thousand copies
ordered to be printed.

Mr. Briscoe, from the committee on the Judiciary, reported
favorably upon a bill entitled, an act to repeal the 49th and
50th sections, relating to free negroes, of article 66 of the
Code of Public General Laws;

Which was read the first time.

Mr. Scott presented the memorial of the Association of Con-