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red Sc much oftho Govern or's mes. sage as relates 10 state government, made report, which was adopted.

 The yeas and nays being called for on the adoption of the report, were as follows:

 Yeas--Messrs. Bowie, Cun,mins, Dunn. Ellis, Evans, Fowler, How. ell, Hill, Henderson, Holman, Jar ratt, Lee, Logan, Mathers, Morton, Moore, Magness, Outlaw. Porter; Peel, Roberts, Scruegs, Triplett. Troy, Tennant, Walker of Washing ton, Ward, Whinnery, and MT. Speaker.--29.

 Nays--Messrs. Shaw and Walk- CT of Hempstead.--2.

 On motion. two thousand copies of the report and of the report ofthe minority of the committee were or- dered 10 be printed.

 MT. Walker of Hampstead, from the joint committee to whom was re- ferred the subject of state govern ttient, made counter report.