The Confederate Records of the State of Georgia volume 6
The Confederate Records of the State of Georgia volume 6
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McCay, to-wit: Strike out "one thousand dollars" where said words occur with reference to personalty, and insert in lieu thereof "five hundred dollars. " Mr. Prince moved that the whole subject-matter be laid on the table. Key, Lee, Linder, IMinor, Miller, McWhorter, Noble, Potts, Robertson, Seeley, Smith of Coweta, Speer, Stewart, Trammell, Trawick, Walton, Waddell, Wbitehead of Butts, Whiteley. The motion did not prevail. 708 Confederate Records The amendment of Mr. McCay to strike out ** one... thou- sand dollars, " where the same applies to personalty, was received. Mr. Costin moved to strike out all after the enacting clause, Mr. Blodgett moved to lay the whole subject-matter pending on the table. This motion did not prevail. Leave of absence was granted Mr. Gilbert on account of sickness. Mr. Miller moved that the Convention adjourn, and upon this motion the yeas and nays were required to be recorded. Those who voted in the affirmative, are Messrs. Angier, Dews, Ashburn, Edwards, Beaird, Fort, Bell of Oglethorpe, Goodwin, Bowden of Monroe, Gove, Blodgett, Golden, Blount, Griffin, Bryant, Harris of Newton, Bullock, ) Harrison of Carroll, Campbell, Harrison of Hancock, Carson, Hooks, Cameron, Hotchkiss, Casey, Howe, Caldwell, Hudson, Clift, Key, Chatters, Knox, Chambers, Lee, Cooper, Maull, Davis, Mathews, JouBNAL, Constitutional Convention 1867-68 709 Minor, Smith of Coweta, Miller, Speer, McWhorter, Supple, Moore of Colninbia, Trammell, Noble, Trawick, Pope, Walton, Potts, Waddell, Rice, Whitehead of Butts, Saffold, AVliiteley.
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McCay, to-wit: Strike out "one thousand dollars" where said words occur with reference to personalty, and insert in lieu thereof "five hundred dollars. " Mr. Prince moved that the whole subject-matter be laid on the table. Key, Lee, Linder, IMinor, Miller, McWhorter, Noble, Potts, Robertson, Seeley, Smith of Coweta, Speer, Stewart, Trammell, Trawick, Walton, Waddell, Wbitehead of Butts, Whiteley. The motion did not prevail. 708 Confederate Records The amendment of Mr. McCay to strike out ** one... thou- sand dollars, " where the same applies to personalty, was received. Mr. Costin moved to strike out all after the enacting clause, Mr. Blodgett moved to lay the whole subject-matter pending on the table. This motion did not prevail. Leave of absence was granted Mr. Gilbert on account of sickness. Mr. Miller moved that the Convention adjourn, and upon this motion the yeas and nays were required to be recorded. Those who voted in the affirmative, are Messrs. Angier, Dews, Ashburn, Edwards, Beaird, Fort, Bell of Oglethorpe, Goodwin, Bowden of Monroe, Gove, Blodgett, Golden, Blount, Griffin, Bryant, Harris of Newton, Bullock, ) Harrison of Carroll, Campbell, Harrison of Hancock, Carson, Hooks, Cameron, Hotchkiss, Casey, Howe, Caldwell, Hudson, Clift, Key, Chatters, Knox, Chambers, Lee, Cooper, Maull, Davis, Mathews, JouBNAL, Constitutional Convention 1867-68 709 Minor, Smith of Coweta, Miller, Speer, McWhorter, Supple, Moore of Colninbia, Trammell, Noble, Trawick, Pope, Walton, Potts, Waddell, Rice, Whitehead of Butts, Saffold, AVliiteley.
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