Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13

He wanted the bill printed. Mr. Park
saw no need of printing the bill, and
if gentlemen kill this measure by par
limentary tactics they will have to
take the responsibility. Mr.. Nicode-
mus saw no necessity of printing the
bill. The motion to print finally pre-
vailed. Mr.. Seth moved to make the
bill the order of day for Tuesday next,
the 10th inst. The yeas and nays be-
ing called for, the question was decid-
ed in the aflimative-veas 10, nays 20.
The Police bill Of Baltimore city, as
amended by the Senate, striking out
the section in regard to the committing
Magistrate. was sent over to the House
this morning, and passed.
The House adjourned.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, March 4.-The Sen
ate met ut IL o'clock. Twenty-one
Senators answered roll-call.
nmotion of Mr.. BiIlingsley the Sen
ate took up and passed the House bill
providing that no vessel, float. raft or
boat Shall anchor, in rha hartb or h1ul
of any fisbinr shore ON the Patnvnnt
massorS was received from tho
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Governor Groome. and Senators Walsh
and Earle were appointed Il committee
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Fowler and that whom il adiourn to-
day it be until eight o'clock tomorrow
evening.
Mr. Clagett then paid an culogy 10.
the character and services OF Nr. Fow
Ter, alluding 10 his early life In Wash
ington county. his election first aS.
County Commissioner and then Ia the
Legislature from that county. and his
fidelity to all trusts and superior busi
ness qualifications and popularity a
mong the people of the State
Nr. Earle followed, bearing person
al testimony OF the ahiI!ty and lnteg-
rity of deceased as State Treasurer,
and his personal worth.
Mr. Davis moved that committee
OF five be appointed to prepare rcSolu-
tlons expressive OF the sense of the
Senate IN regard TO the death Of Mr..
Fowler, which was carried, and >ena-
tors Davis, benson, Earle. tlagett,
and Walsh were appointed.
The Senate then adjourned until :.
o'clock tomorrow evening. whcnnIght
session Is ordered.
HOUSE.
The session of the House to-day was
\ very short one in consequence Of
+b;s L,ing the ioorgura,;on d,v nnon
which Hon James Il Grooma was in
staiIaI into tbn Gnhar,,,tori,I chair
ta fu tba unaynir.d t.r,n or oFfine of
Gov ". Pinkney Whyte. and Of the
death Of Hon Il, Fowler,
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