HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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NOVEMBER 4, lS44.

 Mir. Tucker, the former Clerk, calling the House to ordet on motion of MT. Green wood, Mr. Collins of Crittenden was called to the Chair, when 69 members produced their certificates, and took the oath required by law. Mr. Scott, of Scott, was reported sick. The Chair then announced that the House would go into the election of its off, cers, and first into an election of Speaker- Mir. Croft, of Green, placed in nomination, Mr. Caldwell, of Saline; Mir Greenwood nominated Mr. John s. Roane, of Crawford. Those who voted for Mir. Caldwell, were

 Messrs. Aston, Bertrand, Bateman, Burke, Baltimore, Booker, Birney, Brown, of Sever, Collins, Cook, Croft, Clark of Carroll, Daw- dy, Fowler, Foster, Franks, Gray Hall, IIar- din, Hodges, Hughes, Lambert, Owens, Banks. Physic, Rigs, Roane, Smith, Sutton, Tackett, Trapnall, and Ward-32.

 Those who voted for Mr. Roane, were.

 Messrs. Bankhead, Blakemore, Berry, Bill lingsly, Blakewel, Brown, of Jonson, Cald- well, Cross, Clark, of Independence, Clark, ot Green, Doris, Duval, Floyd, Greenwood, Garner, Hubbard, Hammond, Hightower, Lo- gan, Mayors, Marshall, Mccoy, Miller, Mitch- ell, Olive, Russell, Sanders, Simmons, simp- son, Stell, Strain, Stubblefield, Summer, Will son, of Johnson, Wilson, of Washington 36.

 Mr. Roane having received majority of the votes given, was declared duly elected