Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09
amend.


Ann
SENATE. The,
transacted after my rel
Bills Passed. An act
the alinshouse of Montgomery
An act for the benefit of the trustees
Silas Browning, Of Montgomery county,
HousE OF DELEGATES. "A fcrnooa ,Ses-
saoa. The Speaker presented commu-
ncation from the executive enclosing
resolution iro.a the Governor of Missis-
lslppi, relative 70 the security of slave
property and the rights of the South
iwAich were referred to the joint commit
ice on federal relations to whom were re-
ferred the South Carolina resolutions on
the same subject
Blu Passed TO give S. T. Stone
street further time to complete his col
lections.
ANNAPOLIS, March 2, 1860.
SENATE.--A number Of bills wcro re-
ceived from the House and referred.
Mr. Goldsborough, of Talbot, reported
in the case of the memorial for the re-
moval Of Judge Stump, with an address
to the @ vernon, as required by the con-
stitution, requesting such removal (The
report was signed by IT. II. Goldsbo-
rough and Thomas j. McKaig)
After reading the report, Mr. Ycllott
moved to postpone tho subject till next
Tuesday.
Pending this motion, the hour mp
pointed arrived for the election Of Il
United States Senator.
Messrs. Miles and Yellott wero ap.
pointed tellers.
The Senate and House having voted
tho ballots wero counted by the tellers Of
the two bodies, and they reported the
following result:
Total votes east IS. James Alfred
Pearce received so votes; James u. Den
mis- received "a votes blank vote.
Mr.. Pearce received Is majority, and
was duly declared elected senator from
Maryland, for six years, from the 4th Of
March, 1861
The bill authorizing an increase Of the
private stakeholder dictatorship of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
the order of the day-came up.
A motion to postpone the bill till to-
morrow at o'clock, which would have
brought up the Eastern Shore Railroad
bill, led to discussion, which was pro-
crossing when this was closed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. BIZ Passed
--Appropriating $5. 200 for the asylum
for the deaf and dumb.
The hour az o'clocl) having arrived
for the election Of an United States SEN
ator, both Houses proceed to ballot, with
the following result lion James Al
fred Pearce so Hon. James U. Dennis,
Of Somerset county, "a blank /
The Speaker then declared that the
Hon. James Alfred Pearcc was duly
elected Senator from Maryland for six
years from the 4tIi OF 1isssh, 1861.
Both Houses then proceeded TO ballot
for bank directors, and the Speaker de-
clarod the following duly elected--In the
Bank Of Baltimore, Richard II. Mitchell.
In the Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore,
John Hoffman, Samuel w Briscoc. In
the Easton Bank, J. Lloyd Martin, ard
L. T. IT, Irving. In the Hagerstown
Bank, Edward NJ Mealey, Lewis Hest !;
Farmers Bank Of Maryland, j. c. Par
ker.
The bill to give to the commissioners
ofpublic works the custody, construction,
repair and completion Of tho public
buildings Of the State was lost ayes %,
noes 49,
The bill was rcconsidered to o second
reading.
Mr. Freaner, from the select commit
tee in Judge Stump's case, introduced a
report prepared by Mr.. Gordon, who
was absent from ilincss) in the case Of
the Judge, in favor Of his removal The
report is signed by all five Of the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Freaner moved to mako the report
the order of the day for Monday next,
nhich was adopted.
Mr.. Morgan, from tho committee on
elections, reported that all the sitting
members Of The House from the different
counties Of the State were legally elected;
and that there was no election in Balti-
more city for members Of the House Of
Delegates. No action was had upon the
report.
Mr. Morgan moved the following or
der That the reports Of the committee
on elections submitted TO this House be,
and the same are hereby made the order
Of the day for Monday, the 9th instant,
and that they have precedence over all
other orders and business, and retain
such precedence at all sessions Of the
House until finally disposed Of.
Mr. Harding moved 10 amend the or
der by inserting Wednesday.
Some discussion took place, and the
ayes and noes were called on tho amend
ment which was adopted by the follow
ing vote Ayes SO, Nays 49,
The House adjourned till 81, p NJ
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