1860.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr. Beall called for the yeas and nays, which appeared as
follow:
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Affirmative.
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Messrs. Medders,
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Maxwell,
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Crowley,
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Ford,
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Landing,
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McAllister,
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Worthington,
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Wilson, Harford,
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Smith,
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Denison, Balt. co.
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Bayless,
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Turner, Balt. city
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Renshaw,
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Straughn,
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Beall,
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Stanford,
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Goldsborough,
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McCleary,
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Lawson,
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Krafft,
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Roop,
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Keene,
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Booze,
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Gorsuch—26.
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Wilson, of Cecil,
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Berry,
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Negative.
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Messrs.
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Chaplain,
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Salmon,
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Kilbourn, Speaker
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Linthicum,
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Naill,
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Durant,
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Holland,
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Denison, Balt city
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Morgan,
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Bryan,
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Coudy,
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Basin,
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Legg,
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Eakle,
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Welch,
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Starkey,
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Brining,
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Mackubin,
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Jacobs,
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Stake,
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Briscoe,
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Dennis, of Wor.,
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Griffith,
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Parran,
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Kessler,
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Harding,
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Compton,
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Claggett,
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Mills,
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Burgess,
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Routzahn,
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Turner, of How.,
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Quinlan,
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Johnson,
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Brown—36.
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Jones, of Talbot,
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So the motion to lay upon the table was lost.
The reading of the bill was then proceeded with.
Mr. Smith proposed the following amendment:
In section 2, strike out all after the words "shall be," in
the first line to the third including the word "counties," in the
third line, and insert "citizens of the State of Maryland, for
three years next preceding the election;"
The yeas and nays being ordered, appeared as follow :
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Affirmative.
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Messrs. Medders,
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Landing,
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Crowley,
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Ford,
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Routzahn,
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McAllister,
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Worthington,
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Wilson, of Har.,
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Smith,
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Quinlan,
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Bayless,
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Turner, Balt. city
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