Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
SENATE CHAMBER,

HARRIsEURG, January p, 1880. !
!, Samnel w. Pearson, Chief Clerk Of the Senate OF
Pennsylvania do hereby certify That the foregoing
luton, tNo 10 on the Senate e 0f l present session.
entitled Resolulion relative To an amendment OF The
Constitution, lit being the same resolution which was
agreed To - majority OF ie members eSecied 10 each
House of the has; Legislat8FealtsT having been duly
considered and discussed, this day agreed by
ory Of the members elected 20 serving the Senate
of Pennsy gaBi It's present session. as i appear by
their votes gFea OF the nal passage Of the resolution,
follows viz:
Those voting ia favor of the passage of the resolution
were II. Jones Brooke, } Porter Brawh.y, William A.
Crabb, jonathan j. CunH aam, Thomas s Fernon,
Thomas H. Forsyth, Charles Fraiey Rokerl NJ. Frick,
Henry Fulton, John w Guernsey William ItasIet Isaac
lugns, Timothy Ives Joshua y. Jones. Joseph Konig
maCher, George V. Lawrence Maxwell VI Raslin Benja-
min Malone, Benjamin MattsiaS iA,Hry Muhlenberg,
William +. Packer, William II. Satzar David sankev,
Peieg b. SaveTy, Conrad sinner, Robert & Serrett,
Daniel slime, FarTs & Sireeier John H. Walker, and
Valentine Best, SssaAer-Ieas %.
Those voting against the passage Of aa resolution were
George Darsie, Augustus Dra,, aul As1aDder King
NAYS 3.
Extract from the Journal
sAML w. PEARSON, Clsrk.
~ TiiE It0I,sE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
HARRIsEURa, March ~, 1850. (
J. WGiam Jack, Chief Clerk Of the House of Repre-
seutatyes Of Pennsy yIvana, do hereby certify tbat
reeslog resolution fNo 10 TIE senate le and No.
2i toe House Iousnal Of present session. entitled
Resolution relative ~ TIE tUusfitI
ton, 1t Oeiae ic same resolution which was agreed 10
by oTity Of the members elected to each House Of
the last LegsiatuTe-after having duly considered
and dscussea this day agreed 10 by oFy Of the
nfGbeFs elected TO and serving the House Of Repre-
s'"i2ses OF Pc"nsyrana AT its session, viii
appear by their votes, given passage of the
resolution, follows, viz
Those voting the passa .e of the resolution
were, John Acker, John Allison, William Baker Robert
Baldwin, David Bent, Craig Bildle, jeremiah Black,
John :. Lnwen, William BfndIe, Dan:el b b Brewer,
Jesse X. Burden, Jnhn Cessna Henry Chaych, John ~
Conyngham, Sylvester Cridand, Benjamin G.. David,
William Dobbins, James p. Downer, Thomas Duncan,
William Dunn, William Espey. John C. Evans, William
Egans, A. Scott Ewing, Alexander $. Feather, James
Flowers, Benjamin p. Fortner, Alexander Gibboney,
Thomas T. 6Iier Joseph f. Griffin, 5aseph Gsey ,Iaeob
=. lIademan George II. Hart. c@ Hart, John Hast.
ings, William J. Hemphi John Hoge, Henry Huplei,
Lewis Ilerfurd Washington j. Jackson Nicholas Jones,
John W khngerr Charles 2. Einkead, Robert Klotz,
Harrison Laird Morris Leech, Jonathan ID Leet, An
Eesnard, James J. Lewis, Henry Little, Jonas r.
VI MCnrock, John +. M'Cuoch, Alexander c, 81 Curdy,
John VI Laughlin, John NJ Lean Samuel Marx, John b.
Meek, Michael Meyers, John Miller, Joseph Molioy,
John d. Morris, William T. Morison, Ezekiel Mowry,
Edward Nckleson, Jacob Nlssy, Charles O'Neil' John
II Packer, Joseph Powell James G. Reid John ).
Riley. Lewis Roberts Samuel Robinson, John d Ruiher-
ford, Glenni w. Scoicd, Thoms c. Scouller William
Shattner Richard Simpson, Eli SfeT, William Smith,
WilIiamA Smith, Daniel NJ. snyser, William II Souder
Thomas C. steel, David Steward, Charles SockwelI,
Edwin G. Trone Andrew Wade, Robert C. Walker,
Thomas Watson, Sidney n. Wells, Hiram a. Williams,
DanelKerbcy, aud John S. NJ M'Camont SpeaEer-Yeass7
Those voting against the passage of the resolution
were, Augustus X. C0rnyn, David Evans and james NJ
PorteT-Nays ,.
Extract from the Journal.
WILLIAM JACK, CLERK
SEcRErARr's OFFICE.
Eued March Is, 1880
A. w. BENEDICT
Deputy Secretary Of The Commonwealth.