The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-03

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 Mir. Reese-I now move to reconsider the vote by which this Article has been adopted.
 MT. Jones (Montgomery)-And I move to lay that motion on the table. MT. Reese-I make the point of order that cannot be done now. Under rule 1t goes over until tomorrow. MT. Jones (MontEome-r)-Whe a member gives notice of an intention to reconsider it goes over. but when a motion Is made. can 1t not be taken up immediately?
 The President-The Chair will call the attention of the gentleman from Montgomery to rule 27. When a vote has passed. except on the previous l question. or on a motion to lay on the | table. or to take from the table. 1t shall | be in order for any delegate who voted with the majority to move for recon | sideration thereof on the same day, or | within the morning session of tSe suc- ceeding day, and such motion. if made Ton the same day. shall be considered l immediately after the approval of the l journal on the day succeeding that on which it is made: but if first moved l on such succeeding day, it shall be forthwith considered" The motion will l go over until tomorrow molNing. l MT. Jones (Montgomeryj-Then l move to reconsider the vote by which the ordinance was passed and I move | to suspend the rules for the purpose of considering that motion now. l MT. Long (Walker)-I make the point Of order that the gentleman cannot do ] indirectly what he cannot do directly. | The Presidential seems to the Chair | that the gentleman from Montgomery | would De in order to move to suspend the rules and that this motion be con! l sidered now. if the Convention desires. | MT. Sollie--I rise to point of order. l The President-The gentleman will state the point.
 MT. Sollie-That that precise motion to reconsider was made by the gentle man from Dallas and the other motion is of equal dignity. We cannot accu- mulate motions to reconsider on the same matter.
 The President--The Chair understood | the gentleman from Montgomery to move to suspend the rules that the mos tiop of the gentleman from Dallas might be consLdered at once.
 Mr. SollIe-If that is the motion. my point of order is | withdrawn. BN I did not so under stand the gentleman from Montgomery.
 The President-The Chair so under stood 1t.
 MT. BurnS-l rise to punt o1 oruer.
 The President--The gentleman will state the point of order.
 Mir. Burns-The Chair has announced that it would lie over until tomorrow under the rules. If we have any rules now is the time to enforce them.
 The Presidential would lie over un- der the rules unless the rules are sus- pended.
 MT. Reese--If 1t is the purpose to save time by gagging the Convention and deprivinfg the minority of any right
 The President-The gentleman is not in order.
 MT. Jones-We have already debated five days on this matter.
 The President-Gentlemen will be in order. Debate is not permissible
 A vote being taken, a call for. the ayes and noes was not sustained. and on a division the house refused 10 ta-
 ble the motion to reconsider by vote of 59 ayes and 37 noes.
 Mr. Hollie--I offer an ordinance.
 The Presidential is not in order at
 this time except by unanimous consen'. | Objection was made.
 The President-The regular order
 will be the consideration of the report
 of the committe on Taxetion and the gentlemen from TalladegA has the