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of the House was offered or sent into the Senate.
and no vote of thanks to the Speaker was passed
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and no vote of thanks to the Speaker was passed.
SENATE.
ANNAPOLIS, March 10, 1860.
On motion of Mr.. STONE, his bill to publish the
local laws in the different county and city newspa-
pers was taken up, but the bill could not be found
by the clerk and it was passed over
The House bill to prohibit the future manumisson
Of negro slaves and authorizing free negroes to
nounce their freedom, &C., was passed-ayes Is,
nays 6-and is now law.
Mr.. WHITAKER arose to personal explanation.
1t is known here, and generally throughout the
State, that an unfortunate misunderstanding oc-
CURED a few days since between the Hon. Senator
from Allegany and the Hon. Senator from Balti-
more city. 1t is known, too, that this misunder-
standing occurred in the heat of debate. | have
the pleasure of informing the Senate that the
misunderstanding alluded to has been explained
and that through the interposition of mutual
friends, the amcable relations of these Senators is
now fully restored. This happy result has been
attained in manner satisfactory to their friends
and highly creditabe to each of those distinguished
Senators. To have been an humble instrument in
TINS reconciliation is one of the most gratifying acts
of my life.
Messrs GoLDsBoRoUGH and MILES both expressed
their qualification at the result, and their thanks
at the successful mediation of the Senator from
Hartford, (Mr. Whittaker.)
Bills Pas8ed.-House bill to pay Mrs. Green GER
tain claims. To incorporate the United Cities
Land Company, at Annapolis Junction.) To re-
fund Joshua II. Hines a sum of money. House bill
requiring warrants from justices of the peace in
Allegany to be tried in the election district in
which defendant resides. House bill providing for
the building OF bridge at Woodstock, the Pa
tapsco river. House bill to incorporate the Mer-
chants Hotel Company of Baltimore Citv. House
bill to amend the charter of the Granite Fire Com
pany of Frederick county. For the release of the
creditors of j. w. Story, of Queen AIMS. To re-
peal the 277th sections of article relative to fish in
spection in Baltimore city. bill for the relief of
John Tubman and others. Providing for system
of public schools in Calvert county.
Mr.. GoLDsBoRoUGU offered an order that the
Governor be requested to issue a commission O the
Hon. James Alfred Pearce, United States Sena-
tor, &c. Adopted.
The resolutions resembling the resolutions of n
former Legislature cOndemnng the action of Cover
nor LigOn, of this State were called up rTbe
action OF Governor Lyon, in 1858, in Baltimore
city, relative to calling out TIE militia for the
preservation of the elective franchise
Mr.. YELLoTT said he had not read the resolutions
though on the journal heretofore, and objected to
the necessary suspension Of the rules to take up
the resolutions, ms they had not had the requisite
readings heretofore.
Mr.. Lynch, of Baltimore county, moved for and
advocated the suspension and thought it incumbent
on them to wipe out the stigma thus attempted to
be put upon Gov. Lyon.
Mr.. GOLDsBoROUGH, of Talbot acknoyl ledped
though in favor of knocking out the obiectonabe
resolves that the present majority were at disad-
vantage, inasmuch that it would require a two
thirds vote to take up the subject.
The ayes and nays were called on the motion to
suspend, and rejected.
Mr.. WATKINS called up the bill for incorporating
the Patapsco Gaslight Company of Ellicotts Mills
Passed-yeas Is.
A House bill to erect new election district in
Allegany county passed. also, act to incorporate
the Maryland Water Cure Company.
The bill for calling a convention for framing a
new constitution, providing for taking the of
the people on the subject, taken up This is
Mr. Yellotts bill, and he proposed to fill the first
blank by inserting first Wednesday of November
1860, (the time of the presidential election for
! taking the sense of the people.
A message was announced from the Governor,
! communicating his acquescence in the request to
| remove Judge Stump from the judgship of the
| Criminal Court of Baltimore CITY aud announcing
| that he is hereby removed. Entered on the
! journal.
The motion of Mr.. YELLoTT to fill the blank in
the Convention bill with first Wednesday in Novem-
! ber, 1850, was then adopted.
The bill having been ordered to third reading
a motion was made by Mr.. MCkAIG to suspend the
rules, to give the bill third reading by special
| order, which was lost-ayes l6 nays s.
Mr.. MILES, from the Committee on Printing re-
| ported that they had contracted with E. 5. Riley
to print the local laws of the session, and with Mr.
Taylor to index the same. Adopted.
The bill providing for calling out the militia of
the State in certain cases taken up.
Mr.. YELLOTr said that the Legislature had passed
one bill providing for the calling out the first
light division by the police commissio sioners &c
and be could not understand the meaning of this
one. 1t was entirely superlluOuS.
The bill was lost, (many Senators being out of
their seats.) This bill is intended to apply to the
| counties.
The bill from the redemption OF unused stamps
| was nassed
N - g., nj e,,.L
,4'luhl cESSloN'-l he oeIdlc met again AT ~
O'Clock.
Rus PdSsed winch nave become Iaws-House
Pll loT the reducuIh OF ncehses 10 oyster houses,
&c. House bill to amend the law relating public
schools IN Washington county. 10 refund Lemucl
writ State taxes oyerpaId 10 pay certain sums
OF OF money TO Charles II. Mann the Montgomery
GuarGs ana several others House bllIs to pay
John ID. Ehier SZOO, tor injuries received in sup
pressing riot on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
10 authorize gate to be erected across the public
% %toau IN DorchesIer 10 county l" incorporate the
LOW, toWh OF hockv!Ile' IN montgomery county. To
autnorEe certain persons 10 Keep a gate on