Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09
THREE CENTS.

ME HHE B11LLILiAoRE 1LI anti REGISTRATION CONVENTION.
D Mr. Ptklngton, Chairman Of the Committee on
Z hSsIall2n M & laaae report on the resolutions pre-
sented by the Antl-RegiSration Convention of RaIt
mere City; For the Report see another cnIUmn
Mr. Miller. Of A. A.. said the Report Travelled be-
yond the subject. and kind of covert assauIt
upon the President. 1t says that the South is not re-
Mr.. Pilkington said the report only respondod 70
to the argument of the memorial and he denied Thai
the PRESIDENT was attacked or any policy of an vhod,
hIter considerable discussion the report accept
ed. motion was made to print 1900 copies Mr.
Silver moved as an amendment that the minority
report be also printed. which accepted. and
ZVVO copies OF both reports ordered to be printed
~ ENFRANCHIsENENT.
Mr. Pllklngton also reported iavoraby on Senate
Jolnt resolution to entr4nchise James Green, J. r.
tT, electlon district No, l. and Henry l.. Brady, of
Washington county, authorizing their names to be
entered on the list Of qualified voters.
REJECTED.
The bill to amend the law relating to hay and straw
was rejected.
Mr.. Pikngt0n, from the CoLlmittee on Registra-
ton, reported unfavOrably on thntY petitions from
derent parts of the State asking tor the repeal or
modlhc4uon Of the registry law; which report was
ADOPTED.
Inc Senate Joint resolutions to authorize c. Smith
tlvtth 20 Withdraw from the ancient records Of the
passed
THE ADJOURNMENT.
.,oia MI I[o9ise oaere4 message to the Senate to
close 'le session at twelve O'Clock tonight, which
BILLS PASSED
10 amend the general appropriation bill for 1866
so as 70 provide for additional expenses was taken
NJ, and an amendment adopted appropriating
S0l3 TO Judge spence for salary Judge from No
ycmber 29th, 1865 also to pay claims Of George W
Jefferson, Francis J. II emry, Alexander WOolford D.
Is. NJ. Dixon. James Wallace, Hayward. Bartlett Il
Co, Alex. ). Hague The bill was then passed
Scale bill to amend the charter Of the Dime Saw
ings Bank Of Baltimore. To incorporate the Farm
ers' and Mechanics Mutual Insurance Company of
Washington county: Relating 50 the jail of Prince
George,s county To pay certain members of the
Committee of Ways and Means for services after the
close OF last session Senate bill to increase the
number Of Police Commissioners in Baltimore city
to five; To amend the charter of the Annapolis
Water Works. To amend the general law relating
to county commissioners. To release the securities
Of Moses Rawlings on sherifS bonds. To allow J.
hlchardSon to put up two gates on his property in
n, Marys county To increase the pay Of witnesses.
House adjourned to ! o'clock.
BY TELEGRAPH
The afternoon session of the House has been occu-
pied in parliamentary efforts to defeat the Boom bill
by preventing its coming to vote up to nine o'clock
tonight The second section has not yet been
reached. The opponents Of the bill hope to defeat it
by killing time until l. o'clock when the session ex
pres, All legislation in the House is consequently
suspended and a large number of bills must be lost.
SECOND DESPATCH
The Boom bill was tonight recOmmitted to the
Committee on Corporations, which Is considered
defeat