The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-13

l
 Jones, of Montsom- ~us; nston' 0' "'"
 Jones, of Wilcox. A"'
 Total-49.
 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING.
 Bartlett. Long of Butler. l Beavers. McMilian (Baldwin). l Boone. McMilan, of Wilcox. | Bulger. Malone.
 Burnett. Miller. of Wilcox.
 Carmichael. of Col Mooay.
 carmichael. of cof- Nesmith. | fee. O'Neill (jefferson).
 Carnathon. Parker, of cullman. Case. Pearce. | Cofer. Pitts. Coleman. Of walker. Porter. Cornwall, Proctor.
 deGratrenreid. Renfro. | Fletcher. Reynolds. of Chiffon.
 Gilmore Rogers. of Sumter.
 Greer. of Calhoun. seiheimer. s
 Hsnn. of Chambers. smith. of Mobile,
 Hinson. Smith. Morgan M.. | Howell. Sorreil l HowZe. Stewart
 Jones. of Hale. Studdard, | King, Tayloe. | MEX: Thompson. hirkIan1 Meakiey, | Kyle, Weathariv
 Ledbetter. White. l Letgh: Whiteside.
 Locklin. Willet. l Paired.
 Ayes. Noes. l Sloan. Williama. of na. rengo,
 Ana the motion to table was lost.
 Mr. Coleman-I have an amendment
 me President-The previous uues-
 ton having been ordered on the amend : | ment. the amendment of the gentle man will not be in order until the amendment offered by the gentleman n from Monroe has been disposed of. Upon vote being taken, a division
 was called tor and upon a further vote or 4l ayes and 40 noes the amendment was adopted
 The Clerk read the following amend ment offered by MT. Coleman: Amend by adding at the end of the amend ment as follows: Provided that sher- ifs shall not hold for more than two successive terms.'" | MT. Hood-The Committee ask unan- imous consent to accept the amend ment.
 There being no objection consent was l given.
 | MT. Coleman-I have another amend ment. to strike out the words "of the | circuits Tn the second line of Sec- ton ?.
 MT. Hood-The Committee ask unan- imous consent to accept that amend | ment.
 | Consent was given. Upon vote being taken the section was adopted as amended.
 MT. Long (Walker)-I ask unanimous consent to withdraw the balance of the minority report. There being no objection it was with drawn.
 i Section was read as follows: | Sec B. The Clerks of the Circuit or courts of like Jurisdiction, of crimI- nal courts. tax collectors, tax asses | sors. county treasurers county super intendents of education, county solici- tors. coroners. justices of the peace, notaries public constables and all oth- | CT county officers. mayors, intendents and all other officers of incorporated cities and towns in th17 State may be removed from office for any of the causes specified in Section 1 of this Article. by the circuit or other courts l of like Jurisdiction. or criminal cour5 | of the county in which such officers hold their office. under such regulations 1 as may be prescribed by law; provided, | that the right of trial by jury and ap- neal in such cases be secured. MT. Hood-I have an amendment The amendment was read as follows: Amend Section 3 of the report of the majority by striking out the words County Solicitor" in the third line of the section?
 MT. Hood-This amendment becomes necessary by the adoption of the amendment offered by the gentleman from Greene. The members of the Committee ask unanimous consent to accept the amendment. Consent was given and the amend ment was ordered.
 Mi. Hood-I move the adoption of Section 5.
 Upon a vote being taken the section as amended was adopted. Section 1 was read as follows: Sec. f. The penalties in cases arising under the three preceding sections shall not extend beyond removal from office. and disqualifications from hold ing office, under the authority of this State. for the term for which he was elected or appointed; but the accused shall be liable to indictment and pun ishment as prescribed by law. MT Hood-This is indentical with the old Constitution and I move it's adop- ton.
 Upon a vote being taken the sec tton was adopted. Mir. Hood-I move that the article be engrossed and ordered to third read l ing.
 Mir Waddel-I call the gentleman's attention to the fact that Section of the Article. it says Solicitor of the Circuit"
 MT. Hood-Tbat has been stricken out.
 Upon a vote being taken the motion to engross and order to a third read ing was carried.
 The Clerk read the following ordi- nance accompanying the report of the Committee on Impeachment: Whereas. ample provision is made by law for the impeachment, and Whereas. 1t is contrary to the policy of this government that any part of the powers of one department should be exercised by an officer of another