Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

March q, 1857.
Resolution proposing amendments the Constitution
of the Commonwealth, being under consideration,
ON the question,
Will the Senate agree to the first amendment,
The yeas and taken agrcesby to the provis
ions of the Constitution. and wer- follow, viz:
YE.s-Mcssrs. Bre,cer Bronns CG,y Ely Eruns Fsfter
Lepis Myer Sofeld !SLsrs Shumdn Steele Nrau6 Welsr
HiIIins Wright aud Taagart (Spsaker)-24.
Nrs-Mssrs. Crabb CreSs~ea Ffnu,y gregg Hlyris r.
rose and Southsr-7.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the second amendment,
The yeas and were taken asrecaby the proyis
ions of the Constitution, and were as follow viz
YEAs-Hessrs Brewer Brotcne GestceU Ely Erdns E,ey
FTnney F.nn'ksn Ingrcm Jordon Amor Lautaol LS,ois
Nyer Siiers human SIut.er Hse'e N.apJ Hesl UInins
Wright and Ti2gdH (Spedker)-23.
N.,s-.vcsrs seg,y oracb Frazer Gregg Harris KiRin
ger Isnrose and Sr.feid-s.
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment,
The yeas and taken agrceably to the Consti
tuition and were as follow, viz:
YEAs-Mssrs. .BiUcer Broune Crabb cresspl Ery Exams
Fl,nnk,n Frazer Ingrdm Joyon kdin9sr Amor LauIacl
L,gis Nyr Scfed iu,rs .Auman Souilkr Steele Sraub
y,lsh wilkins and WTight-24.
NArs-M.ssrs Cogey Gr,gq Harris aud ISnros,-
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the fourth amendment,
The yeas and nays taken agreeable to the provi
sions Of the Constituton.and were follow, viz:
YE,s-Mssrs. Bre,cer BroTpe City Cr,ss,ceH E7y Frans
FienniLsn frd,er Igrcm htItngT Amor Lgnbrch Lscis
Myer S.heid Sere Shumdn Soather Steele Strub Welsh
wilkins and WTieht-23.
NAYs-M,ssrs. Cra65 Fanny Jordan and Pnros.-t
50 the question was determined in the affirmative.
IN TIE HotsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
April 26, 1857. /
The resolution proposing amendments to the
tion Of the Commonwealth being under
On the question,
Will the House agree to the first amendment,
The yeas and may. we're taksn asreeaby to the prov
YEn-Messrs Andcrson arthur Bdckhomse Ball Becl
Btshp Boc,r Brorn Calhoun Campbell 6Aase C,arer[rac
ford Dicsy Eat Eystr Ednsod Fast,r CJboney 6ildeo
| Himei Hayper Hens Hisstand HILL Hl>eas Hoffman Of
Berks injris nes Jacobs Jenkins Johns Johnson Kdn6
K,rr Knight Leisen1ug LoWgater Lorh Nanear Mi,s
gle Ntaimom N ilrdin Moo I.ead Aumaa Auseinan Nj
ehols Ncaoson Nunemacher Isdrscn Isers Rtken Pho
nall ISyo, Ramscy IF Iziladspia Ramsey Of Ioyk Rea
Reed Roberts Rspp Stdv Noau .Smieh Of CrmJri,
Smh Of Caire Nerenson 7oldn Val Jasrporkis vIkrr
! E-ghiey Waller Hestbront Whartn Wills WILhsros
| Wright Zimmerman ond Gtts (.4eakD)-7s
| NAys-Aessrs. Bactss BeRsM D.k Harseitos Hapoocl
Hne Hegaan q Lebaso~ Lebo &rsthers zhorn Warne,
So the question vas determ,nedi in the Affirmative.
On the question,
Will the House agree 10 the second amendment,
The yeas and nays taken agrceably the proyi
! sious of the Constitution, as follow. viz:
| fns-Aesrs. anderson Bdckhonse Ball Beck Bore
Ouihoun Ohmp<H Curly Ent tausad ros>r Gldea Hims
Hwper Hams Hiestaad H1egus Hegmdn Of B,rks Hous.
keeper IabrN Inns Jeakias Johns Josnsos Kdrfman
kagM Lesen,Iaq Longrksr Lo~ea Adneor Mduge n Krai
xoorhead 4asseimas Nichols Nchoison unem I'm
SON ftters fsfr'ken PtWnau PyceH Ra mssy ffcdepi
Ramssy Of fork Reamsr Robsr.s Rmrp S'1 S!oda Tbla
raI Te,gaisy Walter Wabreet Wharton Hamsrmaa an
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