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

1aNNApoLls, Feb. 27, 1860.
SENATE The following business was
transacted ftor my report closed:
On mot5n Of Mr. Goldsborough, Of
Talbot, thdbill relative to the Eastern
Shore railHad was made the order of the
day for N6slay, at 2 o'clock, by ayes
ia, nays |.
E'reaim Stssion The bill relative to
the inspection aad measuring of grain,
was takln up Various amcndments
were mase. ,ncHGing one that the " aci
shall not Re constr.ed e. anplv to anx
wheat l,s,r cats sss,:.:;s {. Bal a !.
moreDy waaop ) rai!gaaa. Ybs iii
wasrthen passed. iy ayes Is, mays 2
The Nsil gr I've 10 tobacco inspec.
! tons, &c. Iwas :. zen up and amended
lAdjourned.
HoUsn loF D5lroArns. Blu Passed
TO pay W. N. Bouic for legal ser
vices.
ANFAfaDIs, Feb. %, 1860.
SENArS. Nv Lynch ofFereda resolu-
ton proposing Inappropriate the sum Of
five hurdredNoIg 3, out Of the colonial
ton fund. y trsisport Henry Winter
Davis TO Liberia
The intGiductioo Of the resolution
created sone sensction in tile Senate
when Mr. lynch Withdrew the resolution
By uparl@ius consent Of the Senate.
7le Passenger RoS7rdy. The com
mt7e on corporations had an Interview
gitlIthe committee Of two hundred ap-
poihed to visit Annapolis on the subject
of tha Brock passenger railway, for the
purpose q giving them hearing in the
casr
iioIsr 3JlEeATEs. Mr.. Nall Of
fer,d resolutions favoring the establish
meht Of az agricultural department. at
Washington city.
l7he Ciy Passenger Raillcay. Mr..
Goldsborough, chairman ofthe committee
on corporations, reported on the subject
of the city passenger railway bill which
was signed by Messrs. Goldsborough,
Maxwell, Medders, Legg, Stake and
Harding.
Mr. Turner of Baltimore city, from
the minority Of the committee, also sub.
mi!ted report upon the same subject,
which was signed by Messrs. Turner and
Morgan
MIR Naval moved that the III Bill bill be be
nlade the order of tho day for Thursd:
uext.
Mr.. Freaner moved that it be NJ
the order Of the day for Monday ney
Mr.. Burgess moved that it be
the order Of the day for Tuesda
Mr.. Freaner accepted the ame
The question was then taxi. ~
poning the bill. and making it the order
Of the day for Tuesday next, and adopted
by the following vote:
YrAs.-Messrs. Kilbourn, speaker;
Durant, Rasin, Welch, Briscoe, Burgess,
Ford, Worthington, Dennison Of Balti-
moro county, Quinlin, Jones Of Talbot,
Chaplain, Lawson, Linthicum, Holland,
W.son, of Cecil, Miller, Jones of Prince
Georges Dennis Of Worcester, Kessler,
Wilson Of Hartford, Straugbn, Booze,
Berry, McAllister, Turner Of Baltimore
city, Dennison Of Baltimore city, Coudy,
Eakle, Brining, Freaner, McCleary,
Turner Of Howard, Brown. "a.
NAYs.--Messrs. Medders, Mackubin,
Renshaw, Stanford Maxwell, Bryan,
Legg, Starkey, Landing, Clsgett, Rout-
zahn, johnson, SALOON, Nall, Bayless,
Mccoy, Goldsborosgh, Kraft, Seth,
Crowley, Smith, Stake, Griffith, Har-
ding, Beall Rocp, Gersuch, Mills. 20.
Mr5Medders, from the committee on
cprportlons, reported bill to incorpo-
Ihte 70 e%izens' Passenger Railway
Company Of Baltimore city. which was
ilso npde the order qf the day for Tues
day nyxt. This bill contains the names
of Mtssrs. John Hopkins, -s-.-llocb
Proofs and others, and Is the commis-
bioner's bill1
A few minutes after the above pro-
|cecdink, the steamer arrived with the
delcgalion from Baltimore.
Mr.. kilbourn, speaker, (ATr. Ford IN
The chair, moved suspension Of the
rules 10 offer memorial presented by
committee Of over two hundred citizens
of Baltimore, in person, embodying the
RESOLUTIONS passed at mass meeting Of
the citizens Of Baltimore, held at the
Institute on Saturday evening,
carried and on his motion the
memorial was read by the clerk. He
moved ] 900 copies be printed.
Mr.. Brown objected to the expense,
md tJthe delay Of the business Of the
Housd.
aIrl Kiibourn said ii was duo to tho
-cspedtable co1nittee present., and to The
;itizerss q Baltimore, to give their me-
f'csial that consideration and respect.
The expense vas but triGing, and he
would ebec.fuhy pay the sum himself, I'll
I waf objected 20 on tho ground Of econ
)my Here thero was q demonstration
" ap2larsc IL tho crowded lobbics,
wbieh ives checked BY the Speaker pro.
tem. VIZ horl
Dir iIardiun favored tho motion and
suggested that in consideration Of the
large committee present from Baltimore
city he lionse now adjourn, in order to
afordthe committee an opportunity Of
free PERSONAL intercourse with the mem
be The motion was not put. After
sooe Wiher discussion, the motion to
prntgaa carried.
Bis Fused. TO allow George W.
-
Chisfll further time to complete his
collier hs To preserve certain land
rT9f. Of Montgomery county. To
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