The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-06

nea9 camp 0f oeteota00 CT quAkontlne station is hereby estsblisheds whersin sick members may be detained until their respective ailments may be dis covered or their cases diagnosed.
 Be 1t further resolved, That the dis- tinguished delegate and physician who Is the author of Number 1s4 Per Diem Resolution, be and iss hereby placed In charge of said camp Of detention, or quarantine station, without pay. (Laughte:.)
 The President The resolution is out of order. There are two minority re- ports accompanying the report of the Committee on Preamble and Declara- ton of Rights, but they relate to the amendment of special sections. 4 Mir. Lomax--f suggest that those mi- noritv reports be taken up when those particular sections of the report of the Committee are reached. The President-Does that meet with the approval of the gentlemen making the reports?
 Mir. wilson (wsshinston>- -That meets with my approval. I am on one of the minority reports.
 MT. Blackweli-It meets mine.
 Mf. Barefeld-That is acceptable 10 mo. ~.
 MT. Wilson (washington)-To meet the suggestion of the gentleman from Montgomery. that is the regular order In other words, 1t Is the regular order to proceed as suggested by the gentle man from Montgomery.
 The Preamble was thereupon read as follows:
 PREAMBLE.
 We, the people of the State of Ala bama. in Convention assembled, in or- der to establish justice. ensure domes- tic tranQuility and secure the biessings of liberty to ourselves and our poster. ity. invoking the favor and guidance of Almighty God--do ordain and estab the following Constitution and form of Government for the State of Alabama:
 MT. Lomax--On behalf of the Com- mittee on Preamble and Declaration of Rights. move to striks out the words
 in Convention assembied'' in the first line. l will state our reason for doing so Is that an examination of the ma 1ority of the Constitutions of the States In the Union show that those words are not used In the preamble of those Constitutions.
 Upon a vote being taken the amend. ment was adopted.
 Mr. Lomax--I now move the adop- ton of the Preamble
 MT. Cuninngham--I move that the vote on the Preamble be taken by a rising vote.
 And by a rising vote the Preamble was unanimously adopted.
 Subdivision of the Article was read as follows:
 DECLARATION OF RIGHTS.
 That the great. general and essential principles of liberty and free govern ment may oe recognized and estab-
 F1rst-That all men are equally free and independent; that they are en- dowed by their Creator with certain rights; that among these are life. liberty and the pursuit of hap piness.
 MT Lomax--I will state that The Committee mas made no change in that Section of the Declaration of Rights. move its adoption.
 Upon 6 vote being taken the suf,6i- vision was adopted.
 Subdivision of the Article wss nsas as follows:
 second-That all persons resident in this State, born in the United States. or who shall have legally declared their .ntentlon to become citixens of the onIted states, are hereby declared cit- Ing equal civil and political rights.
 MT. Iomax--I move the adoption oy that Section of the bill of rights.
 MT. sanford (Montgomery)--I move 70 amend that Section by striking out the words persons who have legally 
 The President--The gentleman will ing. ~ "t''
 MT. sanford-7r will do it fin c mo- ment. A''0-
 Mr. Burns--while we pause fin the proceedings. I desire to ask this Con. venton 10 extend the privileges of the statesman aHd poet. and a member af me last Constitutional Convention of
 There being no objection, the oriv,- Scott. AAF'
 Mir. Coleman (Greene)--rt seems that 1 section is rather in conflict with the provision of the Committees report on | Sunrage and Elections.
 Mr. Lomax-The Committee apnre- iended there might be some conflict ,ernaps between this provision and the | 'unrage Article, after it was adopted | sut we thought the Committee on the | 1roer. Consistency and Harmony of the | to could reconcile those Ques- l ions without any trouble,
 MT. Coieman--I hold to tha viau .ha ne committee on Harmony oannot nange the sense of an enactment os ne Convention. It can only harmon
 MT. Lomax-Inconsistent provisions
 MT. Coleman (Greene)-T move ,o trike out Section 3.
 MT. Lomax-One moment u,,. Ike to direct the attention os tha Ssr ienan rom Greene to this proposition: A tn," 'uhs tne part of the Section he eIers to Is the last paraxraph--
 MT. Coleman--It reads that "aII , ons resident in this State. born in tha Jnlted States or naturalised. or who ave legally declared their intentior to ecome citizens of the United States re hereby declared citizens of tbe tate of Alabama" Now the Commit. ee on Sunrage declare that 1t reouires
 two years residence
 MT. Lofnax-Does being a citizen of Iiapama necessarily give him the right 9 voter He might be a citizen and tlL not have the right to vote. and. onsequently. there would be no conflict etween the section and the suffrage 
 MT. Jones-I would like to inquire of he chairman of the committee If A Toman Is not a citizen7 l4uI MT. Lomax-Yes.
 Mr. Sanford's amendment was here cad as follows: Amend Section by striking out the yords those who have legally declared heir intention to become citizens of the