American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-12

The matter comes before the proper ulounalI I
Mr.. Allen is prepared 10 prove the outrage to |
huve been committed by the conslables. wa
withhold our own opinion upon the SUBJECT e0
til then. But one fact we will state: the de-
graded character Of our Constabuary Is with
the citizens Il fixed fact"
p. $. Tho passage Of the resolutions to give
the "N0Uce," ~ its amended form, seems 10
give general satisfaction, -pariicumtHy the
CLAUSE, opening tae door to future negotiation,
looking OF course to an ancablo settlement Of
thu ycAgd and exciting question. :
Correspondence Of tne American Republican,
LEGESLAI UBE OF MNRYLAND.
ANNAPcMs, Feb. II, 1916.
ia tine HoUsE, number o. petitions were
presented and appropriately referred. re-
port was received from the Uarper's Ferry
Ridge Road Co.
LedUes granted 10 report bills. To Mr., Ware,
for olectlug the Clerk ana Register Of Wills Of
Baltimore co. by the people, also, to allow P.
W. Gibbons aud John MokG, of sand county,
further tune to complete their collections. 70
Mr.. DpImgcr, relating to the Commissioners
Of Washington CO.; also, for constructing
turnpike road from Hagerstown TO the Penn
sylvania line. 10 MIR Franklin, allowing {.
G.. Uaslep and J ,mes Morris, of Howard DIS
trict, further umct) complete their collections.
TO Mr. Jones, reIatng to Clerks and Regis
ters, To MIR, i>cnt Of Calvert, regulating
roads.
( Bus rcp0yicG. In favor Of JAS. Appleby, Of
Bait. Incorporating VIM, Tell Lodge OF /.
q. o. F., OF Bait. Relating to nsolvcnt
debtors. Relating 10 free colored people IN
cooperating the Md Mutual Insurance Co. of
Bait. Incorporating the Holy and Friendship
Society of Bait. Subjectog stocks and funded
| property to attachments. For removing the
free people Of color from Charles CO. For the
recovery of small debts. A further supplement
to an act taxing bill and stock brokers. The
biennial session bill was reported iavorably up
on, as passed by the Senate.
| Constitution Of Maryland. MI. johnson, from
a portion oftho committee on the Constitution,
made an uHfavorable report on the propositions
for the call of convention. 1t argues at much
length the unconstitutionality and inexpedien-
Cy of submitting the Constitution to a conven-
ton. Five hundred copies were ordered to be
! printed. will furnish you copy, as soon as
printed. 1t is an able political document, and
we shall have counter report in day or
| two.
| Miscellaneous. On motion of Mr. Lowe, the
committee on claims, was directed to inquire
into the cxpediency of remunerating Jos. E.
Muse, deputy attorney general, for certain pro-
] fesslonal duties.
MIR. Stephenson submitted a resolution in
favor Of Geo. Moore, Alex. NJ. Carr, and Jas
Gilbert for arresting John w. Flynn, charged
with wandering Thos h. Quglcy. Referred
/ to the committee on claims
A resolution from the Senate, authorisng
! the furnishing OF the Register Of Wills, Of &C.
c,l co., with certain books, was passed
On motion Of Mr. Yansant, the petition Of
Capt. JAS. Laymsn, heretofore presented, was
referred to the committee on revolutionary
claims.
Uutarorahle reports We're made upon bills IN
favor Of the infant children OF the late John
b. Gale, and to rent out real estate in Ger
tain cases.
Free coiorC4 psoYt, A bin reported by Mr.
Reedcr, repeating so much al a law as autho-
rises TO the Orphans Court 10 grant certificates
allowing free colured persons manumjtled after
1891, to remain in the state, upon representa-
ton OF good character, SO far oa Charles co. is
concerned, was taken up. It's pf0vis ems We're
extended to 7. Georges, St Mays, Baltimore
CO., Aegany, Worcester, Hartford aud Cal
vert. On II otion Of Mr.. Lowe 1t was laid OH
the table.
Mr. Holiday called up resolutions provid-
ing for laying at once such portions of taxes as
may be Individually assessed, to exempt them
from future payment. Referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means.
Bills passed, incorporating the Friendship
! Lodge !. o. o. +. Incorporating the Mutual
FIRE insurance company of Kent CO. Butho-
rising the Baltimore and Susq1ehanna railroad
company 10 increase the number of cars, SC.
In favor of teachers Of primary schools in
Charles co. Incorporating the ST. Alphonso
Beneficial Society ofBllt Reducing the fare
over the railroad between Washington and
Baltimore. Supplement to an act incorporat-
ing the Chesapeake and Delaware canal.
Also, bills from the Senate, incorporating the
i Leicester Manufacturing Co., and incorporat-
ing the Cumberland Water Co.
: The SENATE passed the following bills
from the House In favor of Chas Traverse,
of Dorchester co. incorporating the United
Brethren in Christ of Washington co. In ia
vor of J. w. WOrthers and others, of Frede-
rick CO. Relief of Alex. Norris, of Hartford
CO. Supplement to an act for trial of facts
Benefit of certain Collectors of Carroll Co.
Authorsing Calvert co. to use her school fund
60 pay arrears of direct tax. Taxing lottery
tickets. In favor OF the Western Bank of
| Baltimore.
Also, resolutions for marking the line be-
tween this State and Virginia; and for the re-
lief Of Charlton w. Blllingsy, of Hartford co.
And rejected the following House bills To
etecSClerk and Register of Wills of Hartford
co. Allowing Geo. R. Dennis, of Wor., to
bring cer tain slaves into the State Relating
TO Justices of the Peace of Charles co. Abo-
fishing the office of Examiner General Re-
lating TO magistrates courts of Hartford co.