The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-02
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
AYNAroLlS, March, l, 1858.
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SENATE
large number of bills were read the second timr
ana ordered to be engrossed for a third reading
Inc Green Spring Avenue bill was reconsidered
ana pat back to its second reading.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
fe"'""s, d., Presenied.-By Mr.. Alexander. of
a JOINT committee Of the City Council of Baltimore
r"a power TO levy police tax. Also OF sundry
property holders, protecting against taxing agents
&c. MT. Smith, of Baltimore citv for an altera-
tion IN the license law of 1856 Mr. Thomas, for
a'ter leater Inspector in Frederick. Mr.. Schneb
~ taX aogs IN Washington county for the protac
ton of sheep Mr., Graf. to incorporate the Sons
OF Temperance at Sandy Hook Mr. Worthinoton.
to sci! iree negroes for debt. Mr. Hobbs, A similar
Petitloh' MI Goldsborough for a wharf on the
prevent the sale or gift Of liquors at the polls in
Baltimore county. Also to change the place of
voting IN one OF the districts of Baltimore county
to D. Helleman's public house
Of"er|' dc.-By Mr.. Ford, of Baltimore county
to repeal the rule requiring bills to be printed Al
so, 10 aoW each member to call up in regular order
one Dill: Mr.; kilgour to make the Canal Bill the
9 mt.n OF the day for Wednesday. Rejected Mr.
Dam 10 pay the chaplans 500 each Adopted
hr' Magruder, a resolution for the sale or ex-
change OF surplus books in the Library Mr.. Belt,
relative to the reduction of the tax on American
TOBACCO IN foreign ports. Lies over under the
LeGres to report bals.-To Mr. Goldsborough. for
PGohc wharf in Choptank river, and reported
SAID Dill. Also, to amend the act relative to the
powers OF County Commissioner. Also, for States
subscription to Wingate's Register Mr. Smith of
Baltimore city. to suppress the sale of rnrchan
disc, &c, In Baltimore. on Sunday Mr. Hobbs +,
compensate John H. Polk for certain services =
MI Hadlef from Somerset, for the regulation of
primary schools IN Somerset county. Mr. Hanway,
TO regulate magistrate and constables fees. Also.
10 extend the time for making the annual levy in
Hartford county. Mr.. Wickes. for a lien law in
Kent county. " "
EIHS X r. NJ.
spector at Bells Ferry. Mr. Magruder for indaI,-
ing the laws and printing the said index from 1916
TO 1898 Also, to authorize E. Hobbs to sell for life
negro slaves Also to make the Sheriff of
ander, to amend the act limiting attachments in
employers hands. Also, to make valid certain
deeds to J. Dunlap. Also for State subscrntion r.
W. Mlngates Register. Also, to indemnify j. Sprigg
Iof loss OF slave. Also, relative to appearances
by defendants to suits and actions at law Also 10
regulate the issuing of marriage licenses also TO
levy police tax by the City Connci of Baltimore,
NI; " TO incorporate Uniontown, in Car
roll 20. Mr.: Lynch of Baltimore county, to incor-
porate the Windsor Run Turnpike Comnanv NJ.
Hobbs Tor another election district in Frederick
county. Also to confirm the title to tract of land
from J. II. Sitter with certain reseryatnres Also M
cooperating Jefferson Division $. Of T. Also 10
sell primary school house in the lst school district
OF Frederick county. Mr.. Riddlemoser TO enconr
age the destruction of wild cats, &C. in Frederick
county. Mr. Todd TO appoint Board of Examiners
I V.
Clarke, to refund the Clerk and Register of Talbot
county certain money.
The resolutions of Mr. Contee in relation to Kan
s J anu .Le amendments OF Mr. Magruder, report
ed from the Committee on the Whole on Satnrda,-
were considered and the vote taken upon them rs \
whole, and they were reected-yeas l, NAYS a.
Inc Democratic members generally refusing TO
Notei huch excitement prevailing whilst they were
under consideration.
Mr. AleXander's bill to prohibit the State Courts
from using certificates of naturalization was read
clause. Il. e. reject the BILL was lost-veas Is,
nays 90.
Mr. Alexander's Convention bill was next taken
up.
Mr. Belt proposed an amendment that the major
lty for a Convention, shall be a majority of the
votes as cast at the last Governors election Lost;
yeas %; nays 80.
Mr. hlbourn moved to strike out the second Sec
ton, and spoke in favor of his notion Mr.. Magru-
der and Mr. Sterling spoke in reply and in favor of