Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-16

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HOUSE OF DELEGATES. Might Session.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. Stake
was excused from serving on the select
committee to consider the resignation of
Mr.. Freaner.
Mr.. Coudy, chairman of the commit
tee on internal improvements, reported
favorably on the bill to increase the
stockholders direction in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company.
The South Cdro1ina Resolutions.
G.. w. Goldsborough, from the Joint
committee of the House and Senate, to
whom was referred the South Carolina
resolutions, made report embracing
temperate resolves for forbearance and
the exhaustion of ALI Reasonable means
with the North in favor of the Union,
and concluding with the following:
Resolred, That we deem it inexpedi-
ent to call Southern convention in the
present excited condition of the country,
relying upon the belief that the recent
outrages against the South have already
awakened the patriotism and justice Of
the majority of our Northern brethren
but should this fond hope result in shame
less failure, our earnest protest be totally
disregard, and the disruption of these
States be rendered inevitable, that Ma
ryland viii! then be prepared to meet her
sisters of the South in Southern con-
vention for the protection of Southern
rights.
ANNAPOLIS, March 9th.
SENATE. Bill Passed. House bill
to limit the appropriations to the Coloni-
cation Society to $4,000, on condition
that negroes are removed at $40 per
head to Liberia.
The House bill to reduce the licenses
to keepers of oyster b 'ses and retailers
was taken up. M, tone offered an
amendment to include ordinaries. The
amendment was adopted, but no action
was had on the bill.
ANNAPOLIS, March 8,
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES. The unfinished
business-the bill to compensate the heirs
of VIM. Fitzhugh-was passed by ayes
Al, nays 10; and is now law.
The bill fixing the salary Of the Ad-
jutant General at 81 900 per annum, was
passed
The Tolacco Worelolse Bill. Mr..
Mseei; s.;i called : So. . sae. of The
dag the bill providing For the leasing
Of the present tobacco warehouses, ap-
pointing superintendent, etc.
After some discussion and amendments
offered, which were lost, the rules we're
suspended, the bill read third time and
passed by ayes Al, nays 49,
The Brock bill was under discussion
when this report closed.
ANNAPOLIS, March 8.
SEsATE.-The bill to provide the mode
"a written order) of calling out the first
light division of the Maryland Volun-
teers by the board of police commission
crs of Baltimore city, was taken up
Mr.. Yellott and Mr.. McKaig spoke in
favor of the bill; Mr.. Kimmel opposed
it. 1t was passed, and is now law.
HOUSE or DELEGATES. Mr.. Jacobs
called up the free negro bill of Mr.. Den
mis-, of Somerset county, which was
amended and passed by ayes 3S, nays
Ia. AS j. now stands it simply pre-
vents further manumission, except when
the negroes are to be sent out of the
State, and allows free negroes to volun-
tarily return into slavery.
A message was received from the Sem
ate, proposing to 60 into an election at
o'clock, p. NJ, for three tobacco COM
missioners under the bill recently passed
The message was concurred in, and the
Senate informed by message thereof.
Mr.. Macubbin called for the order Of
the day--the Brock bill-and moved the
previous question, which was seconded.
The main question being put, was car
ricd, and the order of the day was taken
up.
The Passenger Railpoy BiU.-There
was call Of the House, and the door
keeper was sent after the absent mem
bers.
The bill entitled an act to incorporate
the Baltimore Bity Passenger Railway
Company Brock & Co. was put upon
its third reading.
The reading was commenced, and after
the clerk had read q few lines, it was
moved and carried that so much be COLI
sidered the third reading.
The bill was then announced to be on
its final passage, and the call of the roll
was commenced amid intense interest,
the lobbies being crowded and the floor
Of the House invaded by outsiders.
The vote being all called, was as fol-
lows:
EAs.-Messrs. Medders, Macubbin.
Dennis Of Somerset, Stanford, Lawson,
keene, Wilson Of Cecil, Maxwell, Mil
Ter, Bryan, Jones Of Prince GEORGES.
Starkey, Landing, Dennis Of Worcester,
Clagett, Routzahn, Nall, Wilson Of
Hartford, Baylcss, Mccoy, Straughn,
Goldsborough, Kraft, Seth, Crowley.
Smith, Stake, Griffith, Harding, Beail,
McCleary, Roop, Gorsuch, Mills-34.
NAYs.--Messrs. Kilbourn. speaker
Durant, Morgan, Rasin, WEIGH, Briscoe,
Parrau, Compton, Burgess, Ford. Wor-
Ellington, Denison Of Baltimore county,
Quinlan, Renshaw, Jones Of Talbot,
Chaplain, Linthicum, Holland, Legg,
Jacobs, Kessler, johnson, Salmon, Ber-
ry, Booze, McAlister, Turner Of Balti-
more city, Denison Of Baltimore city,