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Whereupon, Mr. Gaines called for the yeas and nays, which were yeas l2 and nays l2.

 So Mr. Walkers amendment was re|ected. MT. Gaines offered an amendment making it a Penitentiary offence for any Clerk to fall in forwarding election returns; which was lost.

 Mir. smlh moved 10 adjourn, and called for the yeas and nays, which were yeas , and nays 10.

 So the motion to adjourn was lost.

 Mir Smith proposed to amend the bill as follows: '.That the name of each voter be written in legible hand on the back of each lickctp

 Mr. Gaines moved to amend Mir. Smiths amendment, as follows: By swearing the judges and Clerks to secrecyas to names, un- less it shall be necessary in cases of contes- ted elections.8

 Mir. Smith accepted the amendment to his amendment, as offered by Mir Gaines.

 Mir. Gaines having called for the yeas and nays OH the adoption of the amendment, there were l. yeas and 13 nays.

 So the amendment was lost.

 Mir. Ficklin moved that the vote be taken on the final passage of the bill, and called fo1 the yeas and nays, which being ordered, were yeas l2 and nays F, as follows; :,

 eas-Messrs. Bean, Clark, Gamer, Hud- son, McCamy, Mitchell, Nicely, Rose, stell, Trimble, Yell and MT. President-l2.

 Nays-Messrs Black, Fieklin, Gaines, Irwin, Maxwell, McKean, Pelham, Reyburn, Rives, Shaw, Smih and Walker-l2.

 So the bill was lost.

 On motion of Mir. Ficklin, the Senate ad- journed.