The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-10

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 So the motion to reconsider ps vailed. "A MT. Coleman-I offer a substitute fdX the section.
 The president--rhe Chair will call attention to the gentleman from Greene. that the aInendment to the sec- tion Is now before the Convention aa amended.
 Mr( Coleman-I move to reconsider the vote by which the section and amendment was adopted.
 The President--Possibly the gentle man intends to move to reconsider the vote whereby the amendment offered by the gentleman from Dallas was adopted.
 MT. oNeal--Then Mr. deGraffenreid of Hale. moved separate section, to fconfine 1t to women who owned five hundred dollars worth of property.
 The President--The Convention has not yet reconsidered the action where- by the Convention adopted the amend ment offered by the gentleman frsn Dallas. It has merely reconsidered the vote whereby the section as amended was adopted.
 Mir. Greer (Calhoun)-I move that the Convention do now reconsider the vote whereby that amendment was adopted.
 MT. O'Neal-I move to reconsider the vote whereby the section as amended was adopted.
 MT. Browne-I rise to & point of parliamentary inquiry. The matter 10 now before the Convention as it was after the amendment proposed by the gentleman from Dallas, and tmmedi- ately before the section as amended was adopted. Therefore the present question is upon the adoption of the section as amended by the gentleman from Dallas and 1t is proper now to offer a substitute for the section as amended. as is offered by the gentle- man from Greene.
 The Pfesident-It Is competent to do that if the Convention desires to. The Chair merely called attention to the fact that the amendment engratting upon women the right to vote. waa still in the section.
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 MT. Coieman-I make no pretension to skill in parliamentary law. but 1t is clear what I want: that is to get rid of the vote by which the amendment was adopted.
 MT. ,Cunningham-If the gentleman will permit a suggestion. I move to reconsider the vote by which this amendment relative to woman suffrage was adopted. and then move to refer 1t to the Committee on Suffrage.
 MT. Coleman-I do not care to do huf ha It's report to the house.
 MT. OatesDThe section as amended is befsre the Convention now for adop- ton. It is competent to offer sub stitute for this section?
 The President-The Chair has so
 Mr. oates-Then the question is on the adoption of the substitute.
 Mir Coleman-I want a little infor- nation. The section is all right as re- ported by the Committee. I had no objection to it until these amendments were incorporated upon 1t.
 The President-Then the gentleman must move to reconsider the vote whereby the amendment offered by the gentleman from Dallas was adop- ted.
 MT. Coleman-Then make that mo- ton.
 The President-Unless you wish TO strike out the substitute and the whole section.
 MT. Coleman-No, sir, propose to do exactly what I said I would. if I got the opportunity.
 The President-Does the gentleman move to reconsider the vote whereby the Convention adopted the amend ment offered by the gentleman from Dallas?