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been offered by Mr. Strickland for the original bill introduced by Mr. McDougald.

Mr. Gartrell then moved to recommit said bill to a Committee of the Whole; pending said motion.

Mr. Kenan moved to rescind the resolution of Mr. Walker, to close the debate and lake the vote at 5 o'clock, P.M.; which motion prevailed by a constitutional majority of the House.

Mr. McDougald then moved that the House do adjourn; upon which motion the yeas and nays were required to be recorded, and are yeas 38, nays 67

Those who voted in the affirmative, are Messrs.

Adams, Andrews, Avery, Bivins, Blount, Brandon, Carter, Chandler, Clark, Deadwyler, Dorminy, Dubignon, Fish,

Gartrell, Gaston, Howard, Kenan, Kendall, Lane, Laughridge, McAllister, McWhorter, Morris, Neal, Neely, Penick,

Phillips, Pringle, Ramsey, Robinson of Talbot Shaw, Slaughter, Thomasson, Thornton, Trippe, Watson, Westmoreland, Wiggins, Wofford,

Those who voted in the negative, are Messrs.

Akin, Arnold, Barrett, Bell, Bryan, Calder, Carlton, Colbert, Culberson of Floyd, Culberson of Troup, Dawson, Faver of Troup, Fields, Fletcher, Fortner, Gray, Gresham, Griffin, Goodman, Hall, Hammell,

Harris, Heard, Hendrix, Hines, Hodges of Houston, Johnson, Jones of Paulding, Jones of Warren, McDougald, McDonald, McLeod, Mintz, Nelson, Nisbet, O'Bannon, Perkins, Pickett, Reid, Reynolds, Richardson, Riley, Roberts,

Robinson of Fay'te, Robinson of Macon, Sanders, Sanford, Shackelford, Snelling, Strickland, Talley, Tillman, Tompkins, Tucker, Villalonga ,Waldhour, Welborne, Whitworth, Wilcox, Wilson, Wolf, Wooldridge, Worrell, Yopp.

So the motion was rejected.

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