New farmer. (Winona, Miss.) 18??-1???, 1889-01-16


shall announce themember by name
and the member may then speak.
SEC. 6th.-In all cases, the mem-
Der who shall first receive recognis
ton by the chair shall speak first.
but when two or more members rise
to speak at the same time, the pres Y
dent shall decide who shall speak
first.
SEC. 7th. No member shall speak
more than once ON the same ques-
ton, OF more than ten minutes un-
less by the consent of the body and
shall be confined to the question un-
der discussion and shall avoid psoss
sonalities.
SEC. 8th. Amy question may be
discussed in open Union in nom
partisan and non-sectarian sense.
SEC. 9th.-Any member may call
for a statement of the question un-
der consideration, which may be sta
ted by the President or Secretary. y
Sec. 10th. Amy member may call
for a division of the question. The
president shall decide as to its divis-
ability, subject to appeal as in ques-
ton Of order.
| SEC. 18th. Every member pres
ent when the question is put shall
vote, unless excused by the vote Of
the body. N.s
SEC. 18th While the president
is stating a question or addressing
the body no one shall walk across
the hall, and while the member,is
speaking no member shall pass be-
tween tie speaker and the chair.
No member or other person shall go
to and remain at the Secretary's ta-
Bile while yeas and nays are being "a
ken or ballots counted, except the
secretary and his assistants.
SEC. 13th.--As soon as the Union
shall officially be declared opened
for business, the secretary shall sal
the roll of membership by counties
and ons-third Of the counties ems
tied to representation shall colisel-
tute quorum for the transaction Of
business.
Sec. 14th. All motions and reso.
lutions shall be made inNmriting.
When such motion is made apdA
onded, ana shall have been stated :
the chair, it is then the propertys.
the house and cannot be withdraw
6 without the consent of the house.
SEC. 18th. When a question il
, under debate no question will be ~
ceived but to adjourn, to take ie
cess, to lay on the table, for the pre-
vious question, to postpone, t
amend, to postpone indefinitely
which several motions shall hav
!. precedence Of each other in the OF
! der in which they are arranged.
! SEC. 16th.-A motion to adjour
. is always in order, but being decide
! in the negative shall not be agai
entertained until some motion, ca
or order shall take place; motto
to adjourn, to take recess, to la
on the table, to take from the tabl
and all questions relating to the p.r.
,e ority Of business shall be decide
e without debate.
n Sec. 17th.-The subject und'
% consideration shall be admitted I'll
h der color Of amendment.
a SEC. 18th. If any member
,e speaking or otherwise, transgress
te the rules of order, the president sha
m or any member may, call the mer
20 Der to order, and the member call,
,r to order shall take his seat if requi
ed to do so by the president, uni
the question Of order is decide
We Alhquestions of order shall be deci
III ed by the chair without debate, su
I'd ject to appeal to the house. I
er member shall speak on the appe
at more than once and only five mi
utes, unless by leave OF the boo
except the party appealing, W
rs may speak twice.
SEC. 19th.-All reports of co
mittees shall be made in writing, a
Ike be signed by such members as &C
lp- cur therein, and the report, with
ate names Of the members signing
Of same, shall be read at the Secretar
all desk by the Secretary or mem
making the report, without mott
ave SEC. goth. -Cushing'sManual
he Law of Legislative Assemblies 81
,er- be received as the rule in all cf
lay not provided for in the forego
ed rules.
FORM OF BUSINESS.
be 1. Calling the roll.
less 2. Reading the minutes.
lers 3. Application for members
A. Report Of investigating C
GERS mittee.
ired 5. Balloting.
pom 6. Initiation.
,,ro n To tbara auv mem hpr sic