1860.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.           259

	Negative.
Messrs.	Jones, of Talbot,	Kessler,
Kilbourn, Sp'r,	Chaplain,	Johnson,
Rasin,	Long,	Salmon,
Welch,	Linthicum,	Coudy,
Mackubin,	Holland,	Eakle,
Briscoe,	Maxwell,	Brining,
Parran,	Miller,	Freaner,
Compton,	Bryan,	Griffith,
Burgess,	Wootton,	Gordon,
Ford,	Jones of P. G.	Barnard,
Worthington,	Legg,	Mills,
Denison, Balt. co.	Starkey,	Turner, of How.
Quinlan,	Jacobs,	Brown—38.
Renshaw,	Dennis, of Wor.,

So the amendment was not assented to.

Mr. Denison, of Baltimore city, proposed the following
amendment:

Strike out the loth section of the bill;
Which was not assented to.

Mr. McCleary proposed the following amendment:
Substitute for the 16th section, the following :

"Section 16. No perron shall be appointed to any office
under the provisions of this bill, who is in favor of the doc-
trine of squatter sovereignty, or of the irrepressible conflict
doctrine of William H. Seward, or of the election of said
Seward to the Presidency of the United States."               

Which was not assented to.

Mr. Beall proposed the following amendment:

4th line, section 16, insert after the word "shall," the
word "wilfully."                                     

Which was not assented to.
Mr. Beall proposed the following amendment:
In the 11th line strike out the word "one," and insert
"ten."

Which was not assented to.
The said bill was then read the second time.

The House then took up for consideration the bill entitled,
an act to amend the 817th section of the code of public
local laws, which authorises the mayor and city council of
Baltimore, to clean the streets and protect the pavements of
said city, and to substitute the following sections, giving to