Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-14

oatS ana all incidental questions OF order, arlsii
aiter the motion is made ior the previous question
tor while acting under tire previous question: sha
debate.
~. When the ayes and noes shall be called for b.
| three members present, every member within tn
bar OF the Senate at the time the question WAS pur
shall declare openly, and without debate. his assen
or dissent to the question In taking the ayes ant
noes, and upon the call of the Senate, the names o
the members shall be taken alphabetically. Wher
the ayes and noes shall be taken upon any question
| III pursuance OF this rule, member shall be per
mtted under any circumstances whatever, to vote
| after the decision is announced from the Chair.
50. When any member is absent without the bar
OF the Senate when his name is called on the call oi
ayes and noes on any vote about to be taken, his
vote shall not be received unless unanimously
agreed to by the members present; nor shall a
memt er be counted, on division OF vote, who is
absent without the bar Of the Senate without leave.
81 On the day succeeding that on which final
vote on any bill resolution has been taken, said
vote may be reconsdered on the motion of any
member; provided, notice OF intention TO move
such reconsideration shall have been given on the
day on which such final vote was taken, by mem
Der voting with the ajority and it shall not be in
order for any member to move reconsideration on
the, day on which such final vote was taken. Said
motion OF reconsideration shall have precedence over
every other motion except motion to adjourn. No
notice Of reconsideration shall be in order the day
preceding the last day of the session.
81. II a senator gives notice that he intends to
move reconsideration, the Secretary shall not re-
port the bill or resolution to the Assembly till the
reconsideration IS disposed Of the time for NOV
ing the same has expired
33. The titles Of bills and such parts thereof only
as shall be affected by proposed amendments, shall
be inserted in the journal.
"a. The proceedings OF the Senate, when not act
ing Committee Of the Whole, shall be entered
on ths journal as concise as possible care being
taken to record tru and accurate account of the
proceediegs but every vote Of the Senate shall be
entered the Journal and brief statement ofJthe
rnrf fanf nf rpsT nrIol mo
sented to the Senate shall also be inserted in the
journal
35. The rules Of the Senate shall be observed in
Committee of the Whole, so far as may be applca-
bic, except lmitif the number OF times of speak
ing, and except that the ayes and shall not be
taken.
&c In all cases not provided for by these rules
the Senate shall be governed by the law and prac
tlce laid down in Cushing's Law and Practice of
Legislative Assemblies.
81. No standing rule or order of the Senate shall
be rescinded changed without vote of two
thirds and one days notice being given of the
motion therefor; but rule or order may be sus
pended temporarily by vote of two-thrds of the
members present, except that portion of Rule re-
atng to the final passaye of bills all pr posed
amendments to these rules shll be referred to the
Committee on Rules without debate.
3S. The rooms, passages and buildings set apart
for the OF the Senate shall be under the control
and direction OF the Pres lent OF the Senate and he
shall have the control and direction Of the journals
officers of the Senate perform their respective duties
and may assign places to reporters.
80. In case OF a disturbance or disordery conduct
in the lobbies, the President Tor Chairman of the
Committee OF the Whole Senate) shall have power to
order the same 10 be cleared.
40. The President shall have the right to name
any member to perform the duties of the Chair who
is hereby vested during such time with all the
powers of the President but such substitute shall
not lose the right of voting any question while so
presiding. -
Al. A Sergeant Arms shall be elected, to hold
his office during the pleasure of the Senate whose
duty it shall be to attend the Senate during its sit
tiugs, to execute the commands of the Senate from
time time, together with all such process issued
by authority thereof shall be directed to him by
the President The actual expenses of the Ser
geant at Arms for every arrest, for each days
tody and releasement and for travelling expenses for
himself and special messenger going and returning,
shall be paid out of the Contingent Fund, and no
other fees shall be paid him beyond his per diem.
1t shall be the duty OF the Sergeant at Arms to keep
the accounts for pay and mileage of members, TO
prepare checks, and if required SO to do, draw the
money on such checks for the members (the same
being previously signed by the President and IN
dorsed by the member OF person to whom the check
is madel and pay over the same to the member or
person entitled thereto.
42. Messengers are introduced in any state OF busi
ness except while question is being put, while the
ayes and being called, or while the ballots
are being counted.
43 II shall be the duty of the Doorkeeper to pro-
hlbit all persons except senators, members OF the
Assembly, officers of the two houses, and such re-
porters as have seats assigned them by the Pres-
dept, from coming within the bar of the Senate
unless invited BY the President Senator, and to
for contempt all persons outside the bar,
in the gallery found engaged in loud conversation
otherwise making noise, to the disturbance of
the Senate.
a. When nominations shall be sent by the Gov
ernor to the Senate for their confirmation, the
shall be, unless the Senate shall by majority vote
otherwise direct acted upon at once.
45. Three hundred and sixty copies OF all bills
shall be printed and the Sergeantat- Arms shall he
required certify to the reception by the Senate
of all printed matter d the quantity, before pay
nlent shall be made or bills audited therefor. Two
cpes Of each bill or paper printed by order of the
senate all be delivered to each Senator, and one
TO each Assembyman and State officer, five copies
to the State Library. and the remainder shall b.
served ty the Sergeant at Arms for general dstrbu
ton.
Passed over temporarily.
49, Three hundred and sixty copies shall be
printed OF each document or other matter ordered,
unless the Senate specially direct different number
Passed over temporarily.
AZ on a motion made and seconded, TO close the
doors If the Senate on the discussion Of any bust
ness which may in the opinion Of the Senate require
secrecy the President shall require all persons ex
cept the members Secretaries Sergeant-at Arms and
D6orkeeper of the Senate, To withdraw, and during
the discussion of said motion the doors shall remain
closed: and every member and every officer Of the
Senate shall keep secret all such matt rs proceed
ings and tn ngs whereof secrecy shall be enjoined
by order OF the enate.
as All bills ordered engrossed shall be delivered
TO the Engrossing Clerk by the Secre ary of the
Senate and the receipt, in writing, Of the Engross
ing Clerk taken therefor and all said bills shall be
enerossed in the order of their receipt by said En-
crossing Clerk and all Senate bills SHALL after their
final passage by and receipt from The Assembly, be
delivered 10 the Enrolling Clerk by the Secretary Of
the Senate in the order of their receipt from the As
sepbly and the receipt, in writing, Of said Enrolling
Clerk taken therefor and said bills shall be en-
rolled by the Enrolling Clerk in the order of their
receipt from the Secretary of the Senate.
Passed over temporarily.
49, The Superintendent Of State Printing shall
print sufficient number Of copies OF the journal Of
every days proceedings Of the Senate, to supply
Senators daily during the session, with the journal
of the previous days proceedings; and also, sufi-
cient number Of copies, with proper tepaging to
bind at the end Of the session Of the Legislature
book form, the journal Of the Senate required by
law.
so. The author of bill, motion, or resolution,
shall have the privilege of closing the debate unless
the previous question has been sustained.
SPECIAL ORDER
On motion of Mr. SEARS the consideration of
Rules 6, IA, 45, 46 and AS made the special
order for tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
NEW RULE.
Mr. ESos offered the following, TO be Rule 5S :
" All committees special and standing, and all joint
committees the part of the Senate shall report to
Senate tner actlon on referred
to them within days after its reference unless
otherwise specially ordered.
Mr.. BRowN-I move that it be referred to the
Committee on Rules.
So ordered
EX-GOVERNOR IRwIs's APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate then went into executive session on
the following appointments submitted by ex- Gov
ernor Irwin:
w Murphy Brigadier- General of the National
Guard.
Thomas j. Clunie, Brigadier- General of the Fourth
Brigade, National Guard, vice NJ. s. Horan, re-
signed
John CARRIER, Trustee of the Asylum for the Deaf
Dumb and Blind, vice II. II. Haight.
Frank McCoppin, State Hsrbor Commissioner,
vice A. NJ Burns
State Board of Health--Luke Robinson, of Colusa
II. Gibbons. Of San Francisco; Henry S. Om, I. W.
Todd, W. r. Cluness.
Directors of the Insane Asylum Robert Watt, 5.
S. Baldwin, Caleb Dorsey. Obed Harvey.
The roll was first called on the confirmation OF p
W. Murphy, and the Senate refused to confirm BY
the following vote:
Ayes-Anderson, Chase, Enos, German, Harlan
Kane, Kelly, Langford, Moreland, Nelson, Pool
RYAN, Satterwhte, West-14
Noes Baker, Burt, Brown, CarlOck, Cheney, Con
ger, Davis, Dickinson George, Hill, Hittell, Hudson
Johnson, Johnston, Lampson, Neumann, Nye, Par
dee, Rowel, Sears Traylor, Watson, Wendell, Zuck
pa
PARTY LIBEgAJTY.
The question then came up on the confirmation oi
| T. j. Olune.
| Mr. SATTRRwHITE-I believe somewhat, gentle
men, in the doctrine that to the vctors belong the
| spols, but, sir, in applying that rule have always
| looked around to zee il there were any spois. tt
keep up party organization there must be discplin:
and allegiance. The Republican party and its mem
| bers and it is numerous, charge the Democratic
party with upholding party organization and always
voting the ticket In fact that not sufficient,