746            JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS. [Mar. 7,

Mr. Harrington offered the following:
Whereas, Frederick W. Jones, the Reporter and Correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Republican newspaper, has caused to be
published certain disrespectful and offensive remarks upon a
member of this House, in violation of the courtesy extended to
him of a seat on this floor,                                                 

Ordered, That the said Frederick W. Jones be and he is here-
by deprived and prohibited from further privilege and use of a
seat on this floor;                                                          

Which was adopted.

A bill entitled, an act providing for the enrollment and reorgan-
ization of the Militia and for the encouragement of volunteer
corps in this State,                                            

Was read the second time and three-fourth of the members
concurring,

Was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as fol-

lows:

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Speaker	Frazier	Jarrett,
Plowden	Thomas	Silver,
Harris,	Scott,	Stack,
Griffith,	Stubbs,	Partridge,
Dorsey,	Miller,	Abbott,
Neff,	Bowie,	Valiant,
Waters,	Bowling	Askew,
Wilson, of Calvert,	Goldsborough	Harrington,
Dowell,	Rolph,	Fiery
Rankin	Parker,	Hall
Wright,	Timmons,	Tower,
Roberts,	Smith of Wor.	Wickes
Toadvine	Davis,	Brown,
Lawson	Carper	Buffington
Wilson, of Som.	Grove	Stewart—47.
Dail	Duvall
	Negative.
Messrs. Stone,	Smith of Balt, city,	Loughridge—3.

The said bill was then sent to the Senate.

Mr. Davis moved to suspend the rules to take up bill No.
333.                                                                                             

Which was determined in the negative.

A bill entitled, a supplement to the act entitled, an act for the