848             JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS |March 8,

	Negative.
Messrs. Medders,	Landing,	Crowley,
Mackubin,	Dennis, Wor.,	Smith,
Quinlan,	Claggett,	Stake,
Dennis, Som.,	Routzahn,	Griffith,
Stanford,	Naill,	Harding,
Lawson,	Wilson, of Har.,	Gordon,
Keene,	Bayless,	Barnard,
Wilson, of Cecil,	McCoy,	Beall,
Maxwell,	Straughn,	McCleary
Miller,	Goldsborough,	Roop,
Bryan,	Krafft,	Gorsuch,
Jones, of P. G.	Seth,	Mills—37.
Starkey,

So the House refused to adjourn.

Mr. Goldsborough offered the following :

Ordered, That the bill entitled, an act to incorporate the
Baltimore City Passenger Railway bill, better known as the
Brock bill, be made the order of the day for Friday morning,
9th inst., at 10½ o'clock, and continue until finally disposed
of, taking precedence of all other business through the even-
ing and night session.

Mr. McCleary called for the previous question ;
Which was sustained.

The question then being, shall the main question be now
put;

It was decided in the affirmative.

The question then recurring upon the adoption of the order
offered by Mr. Goldsborough, the yeas and nays were ordered
and appeared as follow :

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Medders,	Starkey,	Krafft,
Mackubin,	Landing,	Seth,
Dennis, Som.,	Dennis, Worcester	Crowley,
Stanford,	Routzahn,	Stake,
Lawson,	Naill,	Gordon,
Keene,	Wilson, of Har.,	Barnard,
Wilson, of Cecil,	Bayless,	Beall,
Maxwell,	McCoy,	McCleary,
Miller,	Straughn,	Roop,
Bryan,	Goldsborough,	Mills—31.
Jones, of P. G.,