Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
VOL. v
by request
3 VI A w s,
or Hazel Green Diuision No.
".Sons Of Temperance"
CONCLUDED.

At all meetings, preserve order and de-
corum, state all questions and decide
all questions Of order subject to an APP
peal to the division.
Third No motion shall be stated
until it shall have been seconded; nor
be opened to consideration or discus
sion, until stated by the w. p; and at
the request Of any member, such mo-
lion shall be reduced to writing.
Fourth. When question is be-
fore the Division, no motion shall be
received, except to adjourn; the previ-
yious question; to lay on the table; TO
postpone indefinitely; to postpone to
certain day; to refer; or to amend; and
such motion shall have precedence in
the order herein arranged; the first
three to be decided without debate.
Fifth.-The previous question can
be called for by two members, If Sec
onded by majority, and shall be put
in this form: s'Shall the main question
now be putt" if carried, all amend
ments not already adopted shall be
precludcd, aud the main question ia
ken without further debate.
Sixth.-In case of an appeal from
any decision of The w. p, the ques-
ton shall be put as follows: 'Shall the
decision of the chair stand as the judg
ment Of the Division?" which shall be
decided without debate.
Seventh When blank is to be
filled, and different sums or times pro-
posed, the question shall first be put
upon the largest sum and longest time.
Eighth. All questions, unless 9TH
erwise fixed by law, shall be dctermi-
ned by majority vote.
Ninth. AT the request of any three
members, the yeas and nays on any
nucslion shall be recorded on the min
utes.
Tenth After any question, except
one of indefinite postponemcnt shall
have been decided, any member who
voted in the majority, may move for a
reconsideration thereof, at the same or
at the next meeting, but no discussion
of the question shall be allowed, unless
Tc-considered.
Eleventh. When any member shall
deliver his opinion, or speak in any
debate, he shall rise in his place and
respectfully address the w. p. he shall
confine his remarks to the question I'M
der discussion and avoid personality.
If two or more brothers rise TO speak
a, the same time, the w p. shall de-
eide who is entitled to the floor.
Twelfth. The w. p. or any broth
er may call member to order while
speaking, when the debate must be
suspended, and the member take his
seat until the question of order shall
have been decided. Should the w.
p. confirm his call, the member shall
lose his claim to the floor, unless an
appeal be taken from the decision Of
the w. p. and sustained.
Thirteenth. When brother is
speaking, no member shall hold any
private discourse, nor pass between
him and the w. p.
Fourteenth.-N brother shall speak
more than three times on the same
question. without leave of the w. p
Fifteenth. Any member may call
for a division of the question, when
the sense will admit of 1t.
Sixteenth. When the reading of
any paper or other matter is called for,
and the same is objected 10 by any
member, it shall be determined by a
vote of the Division.
Seventeenth Every member pres
ent shall vote on all questions, unless
excused by the Division.
Eighteenth.-No member shall vote
on any question in the event of which
he is immediately and personally in
terested.
Nineteenth.-No standing rule or
order of this Division shall BE- rescInded
or changed, without the assent OF three
foaIths of the members present at any
regular meeting of the Division, but
standing rule or order may be suspen-
ded for any particular occasion, upon
the assent Of a majority Of the mem
bers present.
Tweniieth.-All cases of order not
herein provided for, shall be governed
in the discretion Of the Division; by the
usages and customs Of the order