The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16

| MT. 'White-I will ask 1T IL coulu nor
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 When the name of Mir. Wilson tClarke) was reached, he yielded his call to the gentleman from Chambers
 MT. Hefin.
 Mir. Pettus-I object.
 The President pro tem--It ras been tae ralc of ;nn Convention that dele gate could yield his call to another delegate. onS the Cnan would holf Una We cannot change that rule at th's ,aic day.
 .fr. .Heffi, tCham'.ar.) do not ask
 that the ort inancs be :ead. 3ut that the resofnt'nn be read | Mir. Fettus-I make the point ot or>ie- that the ordinance would have to be read urder the rIles. The President pro tem-The point of order is well taken. The Secretary will read the ordinance. l The reading proceeded Article VT. | Judiciary
 M-. Ashcraft-I rise t, a point of order.
 | The President pro tem-The gentle man will state his point of order. | Mir. .Asacraft-The proposed ordi- nance is not i'll the form required by the rules.
 The President pro tem-What do the rules require? MT. Ashcraft-The title Is not en- dorsed cn the article 1 MT. Hefin-I tried to write it on there. if the gentlemen will give me an opportunity, I will try to write it more plainly.
 Mir. Ashcraft-T did not have an cp- portGnity to examine It, but do no: see any fndorsemcnt on 1t. The President pro tem-This o-Ii- nance Is headed Judicial Department" and relates to the judiciary of the State, and hence it is a suffi cient h ,sd- ing\upon which the base an ori.nance | upon Judicial Department. and the name of the gentleman from Chambers IS fndorsed On the back of if. | MT. Ashcraft-Does it say "be It or- l da1ned''. or be 1t resolved?" MT. Pettus-I make the point oe order there Is no ordaining clause in the ordinance or "be it enacte1." Without the ordaning clause it is net | In order.
 The President pro tem-rhe poInt of order Is strictly correot MT. Hefiin-I move to amend 1t. MT. Watts-I call for the regular order.
 MT. Pettus-I object to any amend ments at this time. MT. Coleman-You might as well make objection to, any ordinance for any defect in 1t as presented It is 10 De referred. We cannot tell what ce- fects may be in 1t. not a single propo- sitton We have adopted says "be it ordained" you can take the whole of the Constitution and it is not here. The President pro tem-The Chair VIII hold that defect in an ordinance may be waived by no objection being
 1ade at the time of its introduction If valid objection is made at the time of its introduction. the Chair would hold that the point of order would be well taken and under the rules of the Convention ordinances muct comply with the rule.
 MT. Coleman-T would suggest that the defect has been remedied. MT. O'Neal-I ask the clerk to See if there Is heading to 1t. MT. Pettus-I rise to a point of order It has been amended and en- doised by the clerk. The President pro tem-The point of order Is overruled because the gentle man has a right to amend his ordi- nance DeIOfe IL IS read.
 MT. Wilson tClarke)-Is the point made that the ordinance does not state ''be it ordained" The President pro tem-Because 1t had no rroper heading. MT. Wi'son-l submit there Is noth- ing in the rules that requires you to say "be 1t ordained" or calling it an ordinance or proposition; 1t simply re- quires that it's title be expressed.
 The President pro tem-The point cf order was that, the heading of the artice was not in proper form, but the gentleman from Chambers says that it is made in proper form. therefore the Secretary will proceed to read.
 MT. Watts-I rise to a point of order.
 The President pro tem-The gentle man will state his point of order. Mir WattS-This ordinance Is not in proper shape.
 MT. Hefin-The Chair has already ruled, and we do not want to consume any more time on it. Mir. Watts-The gentleman will con- sume time just the same. MT. Reese-The gentleman is ou. of l order. The rules require that n dele gate shall not be recognized unless in his seat
 The President pro tem-The point of order is well taken. The Secretary will read the ordinance.
 MT. Ashcraft-The point of order Of the gentleman comes too late, the gentleman from Montgomery lad | already been recognized.
 The President pro tem-Whan that point of order was made it was well taken. It has been held by the Presi- dent of the Convention that point of order is well taken at any time. MT. Ashcraft-I move that the rules be suspended. and that the ordinance be referred 10 the Committee on Judi ciary without reading. MT Hef1in-I object. have a recolu- ton accompanying that ordinance. 1t provides for the raising of special committee.
 The President pro tem-The Secreta- ry will read the roslution:
 The Secretary read the resolution as follows:
 Resolution So3 by MT. Hefiin (Cham- bers.)
 Whereas. the article on Judiciary has been laid upon the table. and wh a"c1s. the Judiciary Committee has in ieTlnite- " postponed an ordinance which pre- &des for electing solicitors by the Cen eral Assembly and retaining ,ha pre- sent circuit solicitor system. and whereas the Convention desires Ordi- nance No. - reported back speedily and favorably to the Convention.
 Be 1t resolved, That a special com mittee be raised for the purpose of con T ..g- T s.xA