726 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS. [Mar. 6,

ter which the resolutions relative to the Naturalization Laws shall

follow;

Which was adopted.
Mr. Griffith offered the following order:
Ordered, That it be entered upon the Journal, that Emory

Sudler a member of this House from Kent county is detained from

his seat by sickness;                         

Which was adopted.           

On motion of Mr. Daniel,
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The rules were suspended to take up,

A bill entitled, an act to provide for the erection of a new dor-
mitory to the Maryland Penitentiary, and making suitable provi-
sion for a chapel, and for insane persons confined in said Peniten-
tiary;

Mr. Stone moved to strike out one hundred and fifty, and in-
sert fifty,

Which was rejected;                     

The said bill was then read the third time, and rejected by
yeas and nays as follows:

		Affirmative.
Messrs. Plowden,	Roberts,	Stack,
Harris,	-:-	Toadvine,	Smith, of Balt. city,
Waters		Wilson, of Som.,	Witmer,
Wilson,	of Calvert,	Daniel,	Hall,
Stone		Bowie	Tower,
Wright		Parker	Wickes,
Heath		Davis,	Smith of C.—23.
Clark,		Silver
		Negative
Messrs. Griffith,	Stubbs,	Valiant,
Neff,		Miller,	Askew,
Dowell,		Goldsborough,	Harrington,
Chilcoat,		Rolph,	Fiery,
Rankin		Carper,	Reichard,
Lawson,		Grove,	Corby,
Dail,		Duvall	Brown,
Frazier,	,	Jarrett,	Buffington,
Thomas, Scott.		Partridge Abbott,	Rowles—29.

Mr. Bowie moved to reconsider the vote on said bill;
Which was determined in the negative.