The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03

Il Resoived. That the county officers whose duty it is to appoint inspector | and clerks of the election, to appoint a | each polling place wherever prs cticabie eisske ens q who hs e ars opposed % to the ratifics l ton, and who are white men and cet read and write.
 | MT. Ccbb--I have resolution, whicl | I ask unanimous consent to offer. The consent was given. The resolution was read as follows: | ateIy after the reading of the Journal I the roll of the Convention of those wh' | failed to answer to their names on th' whole Constitution be called. that thos' absent delegates may have an oppor- tunity to record their votes" | Mir. Cobb-I introduce that resolution
 were not here the other day. but wht | would like to record their names for thu ratification of the Constitution. | The President-The question is not de batable without a suspension of the rules Mir. Cobb--f move suspension Of thu rules. and that this resolution be put
 Upon a vote being taken the rules were r.. Upon a further vote being taken ths | resolution was adopted.
 suspended @ aT and that fsa the privileges of tns floor be extended to the Hon. W. B. Troupe of Morgan.
 Mir. Burns-I move to amend by adding the name of the Hon. John w. lnzer oi St. Clair, a distinguished gentleman ol this State and an ex-member or the Con- stitutional Convention of 1875. of the the floor were extended to the gen
 MT. CaYmchaei (coibert,-I ask unani- nous consent to introduce two ordi- ordinance No. 4es by Mir. carmichael lColbert), was read as follows: An ordinance to provide f9r the pay, st,, and his assistants for services to be rendered after the au1ournment of the Whereas. The Secretary will be unable to complete the clerical work of the Con-
 Therefore be 1t ordsined by the people of Alabama in Sonvention assembled, as m may be necessary. De and the same Is hereby appropriated to be paid to F. N. Julian, Secretary Of the Convention, for be rendered by him and his assistants after the adjournment of tlte Convention in completing the clerical work Of the
 Be 1t further ordained, That the Pres ident of the Convention is hereby au- thorixed after the adjournment Of the Convention to certify the amount due to shall draw his warrant in favor of the said Secretary upon the state Treasurer for the amount sO certified by the President.
 Referred to Committee on Schedule, Printing and Incidental Expenses
 Mir. Carmichaef-I move that the rules be suspended. that the ordinance may De put upon its passage; The , secretas, {, the time of the adjournment of the Con vention. and this provides for the pay ment of the Secretary and his assist % after the Convention adjourns.
 Mir. Howell-Have we not already giS en him five hundred dollars extra for the
 Mr. Carmichael-Yes. will state in answer to that question that that work hundred dollars does not include this ture to take an adjournment for one day prior to It's final adjournment In erdef that the Secretary may catch up with his work; but the last . two , or three ansS aays deal of work upon the Secretary and ais force, and he will not be able to com plete tho work The The. sppropr,stion, , ai- this work, but is for copying the journal and superintending the printing of the Journal and making such corrections a.s
 ta and Ss eS eS sSfh the ocs the Secretary of State.
 Upon a vote being taken the motion to suspend the rules yas lost s and the  tee on Schedules. Printing and lnciden- tai Expenses.
 Colbert. was read as fellows:
 Ordinance No. ls4. by Mir. Carmichael of Colbert:
 To make an approprIatien for the com. pensation of Robert Chapman for the enroliment of the proposed Constitution
 Be it ordained by the people of Ala bama in Convention assembled, That the sum of one hundred dollars $10ol be and the same Is hereby appropriated to pay Robert Chapman for his services In en- rolling the proposed new Constitution.
 Be It further ordained. That the Pres ident of this Convention be and he ts hereby authorized to certify the amount due Eaid Robert Chapman tO the Audi tor, who shall draw his warrant upon the Treasurer in favor of the said Rob- ert Chapman.
 MT. Carmichael-I move that the rules l,e suspended and that thus ordinance be adopted.
 were suspended.
 The President-It will be necessary to have an aye and no vote on the adoption of this ordinance. As many as favor the adoption of the ordinance win say aye and those opposed no. as your nancs are called.
 Upon a call of the roll the vote re-