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The motion to adjourn bring disagreed lo, the previous question was called up by Mr. MeDougald, and on question, "shall the main question be now put," it was decided in the negative by ihe casting vote of the Speaker.

The question then recurred upon the substitute of Mr. Garirell, in lieu of the substitute of Mr. Strickland, referring the election of Judges to the people; and the yeas and nays being required to be recorded thereon, are yeas 50, nays 58.

Those who voted in the affirmative, are Messrs.

Adams, Andrews, Avery, Bell, Bivins, Blount, Brandon, clark, Dawson, Dorminy, Dubignon, Farmer, Fish, Fortner, Gartrell, Gaston, Gray, Gresham,

Harris, Jones of Warren, Kendall, Lane, Manning, McAllister, McLeod, McWhorter, Mintz, Neal, Nelson, Nisbet, O'Bannon, Penick, Perkins, Phillips, Ramsey,

Reynolds, Roberts, Robinson of Talbot, Sanders, Slaughter, Spalding, Tillman, Trippe, Tucker, Villalonga, Waldhour, Walker, Watson, Welbourne, Westmoreland, Wiggins, Yopp.

Those who voted in the negative, are Messrs.

Akin, Anderson of Wilkes, Arnold, Barrett, Bryan, Calder, Carlton, Carter, Chandler, Colbert, Culberson of Floyd, Culberson of Troup, Deadwyler, Faver of Troup, Fields, Fletcher, Griffin, Goodman, Gordon,

Hall, Hammell, Heard, Hendrix, Hines, Hodges of Houston, Johnson, Jones of Paulding, Kenan, Laughridge, McDougald, McDonald, Morris, Neely, Penland, Pickett, Pringle, Reid, Richardson,

Riley, Robinson of Fay'te, Robinson of Macon, Sanford, Shackelford, Shaw, Snelling, Strickand, Talley, Thmasson, Thornton, Tompkins, Whitworth, Wilcox, Wilson, Wofford, Wolf, Wooldridge, Worrell,

So the substitute offered by Mr. Gartrell was lost.

The question then recurred on the substitute which had