The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-17

ing taken the resolution as afnepd4d was adopted.
 The President The special order w1l1 be the consideration of the motion G | take rom the table the report ot tho Committee on Judiciary. Mir. Graham (Tsiladega)-I make the point of order that was made the special order was for Il o'clock today. and that hour has long since passed. and now the special order is the report of the Committee on Education. Mir. Reese-I desire to make an fn- quiry. If when this resolution is adop- ted. at the time it Is adopted. 1t does not immediately relate back 70 the time the consideration of it was presented to this Convention, and having gone over before the hour of eleven, would not the special order be to continuo the order until 1t was disposed off
 The Presdent-It seems to the Chair that 1t would. The Chair ruled so the other day with reference to a motion to reconsider. which was brought for ward by the gentleman from Walker. The motion to reconsider was the special order to be taken up during the morning hour. Another motion to be considered that had precedence of it, consumed the morning hour. and part of the afternoon session. and so soon
 
 disposed of. the Chair ruled that the motion to reconsider made by the gen. tleman from Walker would be in or der. and in the opinion of the Chair the special order was merely temp0- rarily displaced by a privileged report from the Committee on Rules. There- fore the question would be upon tho consideration of this motion to take from the table. It is competent for the Convention. If 1t desires to do go. to set 1t for another time.
 Mir. Graham (Talla iega)-I would like to know if the special order at this time is not privileged over the special order which was set by the Convention at Il o'clock. | The President-The Chair will rule that the matter before the Convention unless the Convention sees fit to order otherwise will be the consideration o1 the motion made by the gentleman from Dallas to take from the table tho report of the Committee on Judiciary Is the Convention ready for the ques- tion? As many as favor the motic4 to take the Article reported by thd Committee on Judiciary from the table will say aye and those opposed no.
 A vote was taken and the motion tG take the Article reported by the Conn- mittee on Judiciary from the tebie was carried.
 Mir. watts-I move that the report of a third reading. and upon that call for the question.
 Mir. Reese-I move to lay the motion upon the table.
 Mir Coleman--I have an amendment to offer.
 Mir. Pettus--I call for the ayes and noes
 MT. Coleman (Greene)-I had ths floor.
 The President-The Chair recognized the gentleman from Montgomery and the gentleman from Montgomery moves that the report of the Committee on Judiciary be ordered to third reaas ing.
 MT. Reese-I move that the motion of the gentleman from Montgomery be laid upon the table.
 Mir. Graham CTalladega)-I make the point of order that there is motion for the previous question and the mo- ton to table cannot be made.
 The President-The motion to table relates to the motion to order it to a third reading.
 MT. watts-I called for the previous question on 1t.
 Mir Coleman (Greene)-Not the first time.
 The President-The Chair thoroughly understands the question, and mo- ton to table has precedence of mo- tion for the previous question. and must be first submitted to the Con- ventlon.
 MT. watts-And call for the ayez and noes.
 The call was sustained.
 The President-The question Is on the motion of the gentleman from Montgomery to order the Article on Judiciary to a third reading. and the gentleman from Dallas moves to lay that motion upon the table. As many as favor tabling the motion of the gentleman from Montgomery Will say aye and those opposed no. as their names are called.
 During the call of the roll:
 Mir Sanders-I make the point of or- der that the gentleman from Greene ts out of his seat.
 The President-The point of order ts well taken.