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products had it not been for the foreign capita
brought into the State. Mr.. Goldsborough glow
Ingly dwelt upon the vast mineral resources OF ouI
State, and how they have been developed bv work:
or internal improvement, constructed by the aid
foreign capital. He explained that the Committed
mad been actuated by sense of Justice in bring
ing in the report they did; they believed the char
! ac'er OF a fellow man was involved and when M
evidence was lound to substantiate the charges
| they felt bound men of honesty to stand up and
! boldly proclaim the fact. From the outside pres
sure-from rumor-frOm the charges in the news
| paPers-he was at first adverse to the Brock bill
put when the investigation was made he saw moth
ing to substantiate those charges and actuated by
sense OF the injustice done these gentlemen, the
| report was agreed upon unanimously-with one
| exception.
| Mr. MCALLIsTER arose to exnlain his vote and
| SAID that there had been no feature in the bill
which met with his approval, and no testimony ia
dsabuse his mind of the fact that gross frauds had
been perpetrated He voted no.
Mr.. TURNER, of Baltimore city, said that as q
member of the Committee, he had not changed one
jot title bv the evidence. 1t was as black as
perdition, and as deep as hell. In his conscience
before his God, he could not vote for the bill
Mr.. STAKE, in explaining, said there no fraud
proven, but not that there was no fraud COM
mitted. He thought that three cent road could
not exist that, under the circumstances this bill
was the best that could be gotten, and he would
vote for it.
The vote on the bill was taken as follows:
1eas-Messrs. Medders, Mackubbin, Dennis of
Somerset, Stanford, Lawson, Keene, Wilson of Ce-
ell, Maxwell, Miller, Bryan Jones of Prince
Clagett, Routzahn, Wilson of Hartford Bayless
Mccoy, Straughn, GoldsborOugh, Kraft, Seth
Crowley, Smith, Stake, Griffith, Harding. Beall
Me,Cleary; Roop, Gorsuch, Mills-33.
Nays-Messrs. kilbourn speaker Durant Nor
gan, Rasin, Wech, Brscoe, Parran, Compton,
Burgess, Ford, WOrthington Denison of Baltimore
county, Quinlan, Renshaw, Jones of Talbot. Chan
lain, Linthicum, Holland, Legg, Jacobs, Kessler,
1UnISeni IN salmon Booze Berry MeAster Tur
of Howard, Brown,-35
When il asUcrtaiucd by the friends of the
bill that it was rejected four Of them Messrs Med
ders, Miller, Crowley and Beall arose and changed
thelr votes from the affirmative to the negative be-
lore the whole vote was announced so that in case
of a motion to reconsider, thev or either of them
could make that motion, having voted with the
majority.
Therefore. when the final vote was announced, it
stood ayes 80, nays 81.
Mr.. BRIsCoE moved, in order to get rid of this
OIL, that 1T be reconsidered The motion was car
rled, and on motion laid upon the table.
Motions were made to take up the Chesapeake
ana One Canal Company. Desultory debate en-
sued In the meantime.
message was received from the Senate propos-
ing that the action of the Legislature shall be con
nhed 10 olIs that have passed one or the other of
the two houses, until all such bills are disposed Of
eAIePt ny tne general appropriation bills, and to this
end they proposed the following:
Ordered, BY the Senate and House. that aacb
House, after the reading of the journal procned m
take up bills upon its table which have nassad tho
other House, until all such bills are disposad If
each House reserving to itself the right to qive
priority to general or special orders.
- Mr.. BRIsCoE said that as young member of this
House, and with little legislative experience, he
thouSht TINS was the most m0nstrOus proposition
ever made to Legislative body. Itwas dictatorial
unconstitutional, and would clog the wheels of gov
eminent and legislation.
Mr.. DENIsoN, of Baltimore city, was of the same
opinion, and opposed any such action
Mr.. FoRD moved to Law the motion on the table
which was carried
A message was received from the Senate, cmbrac
ing an amended House bill entitled an act to pro-
VIDE Tor the Transmission of papers from the Circuit
court oil washington county, in the case of Gjlmer
Us. Brien, removed from the High Court of Chan
Gerry In Baltimore. The amendment was concurred
in and the bill became a law
A message was received from the Senate an
pointing Messrs. GoldsbOrough, of Talbot and
Goldsborough, of Dorchester, and Watkins as a
committee OF three to act with the House Com
mlttee to be appointed in the matter of notifying
the Governor of the action of the Legislature in the
removal of Judge Stump.
A message was sent to the Senate fxinp
O'Clock as the hour for going into an election of
tobacco inspectors under the bill recently pissed.
a message from the Senate was received asking
that Anne Arundel, Dorchester and Carolina conn
ties be excluded from the bills regulating the free
negro population OF st. Marys, Calvert Howard
Kent and Baltimore counties. The counties asked
to be stricken from the bill were inserted in the
House. When the bill was first offered in the Sc
nate, 1T was simply local to st. Mary's county, Cal
vert, Howard, Kent and Baltimore were bv re-
quest included. 1t went to the House. Dorches-
ter, Anne Arundel and Calvert were also included
II went back to the Senate, and the message above
was the consequence. After a little debate the
message was cOncarred in.
The hour of two O'Clock having arrived on mo-
ton OF MIR. BURGESS, Of Charles, the House went
INTO an election of Tobacco Commissioners
Messrs Briscoe and Dennis were appointed tel
lers. w.
Mr.. TURNER, of Howard nominated David Clark,
OF Howard Mr.. Welch nominated Benz. Tongue,
@t 1i Anne Arundel; Mr.. Harding nominated John
w. jenkins, of Charles; Mr.. Compton nominated
i-nH W hnrrnr- "f -. h~-.-'-, Nj. MIL .,o,,;,o
ted VIM. H. Harding, of Carroll; Mr. Briscoe
nominated James D. Allnutt, of Calvert