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It was determined in the negative by yeas and nays
as follows:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. President, Getty,
Aydelott, Knight,
Blake, Longwell,
Brewer, Lloyd,
Billingsley, McCulloh,
Brattan, Stevens,
Claggett, Steiner,
Denson, Suit,
Earle, Williams,
Fields, Walsh—20.
NEGATIVE—None.

The Senate then proceeded to the further order of the day,
being

The Senate bill entitled an Act to encourage Immigration.

The President stated the question to be the amendment
proposed on March 11th by Mr. Stevens to the bill reported
by Mr. Earle, from a Select Committee.

The amendment was rejected.

The question then being upon the engrossment of the said
bill,

Mr. Stevens submitted the following amendment:

Strike out "England and Scotland," and insert "of
Europe."

Which, was adopted.

Mr. Earle submitted the following amendment:

Section 4, line 3, strike out the word "Berlin" and insert
the word "Bremen," and so wherever the word "Berlin"
occurs.

Which was adopted.

Mr. Earle submitted the following amendment:

Section 6, line 2, strike out the words "on Locust Point."

Which was adopted.

Also, the following amendment;

Section 6, line 25, amend by adding after the word ''no-
tice," the words "with, approved security."

Which was adopted.

Said bill, as amended, was read the second time.
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