The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-31

already Sen count&6--ea1 fhe9 the last we have heard fFrm 4~I44 Morgan, am ssrs mat fhe esrl from Bar1our---. lf5 f; S ssss sE F is r E II
 MT. Love fJefFsrsony- Ws1l tlus G6g- tlsrnan yield for nonkert2
 Mr. coieman--T haven't much tfUe--
 Mir. Lowell just wanted 70 move ep extend the gentiemsn's finns snzl- iteiy.
 MT. Lowe Jefferson, ,--win the ge1l- tieman yield a mon,enf3
 Mr. Coleman tGresne>--f m nearix
 MT. Lowe tJensrson,--f neve tsst the gentieman's time be exfen4ed ,n- definitely.
 MT. Coleman fG-eene)--f Will not e. cept it after the action of the CCuven-t ton. am not so eloquent cf sS in- teresting as nnaay of those who haxe gone before me. but am statiuG facts that may 90 before the people tc sat- have been made here upon this floor, There sits the delegate from Barbour tMr. MerriiD perhaps as infi-s mate with Senator Pugh ss anybody ul on this floor or else where. and I speak by his authority. as he has not had an opportunity to address you, that Senator Push finds no fauit with this clause enfranchising the soldier and his descendants.
 thank you. gentlemen. My tins has expired. 1 have had no opportun- fly to deliver the argument intended. but have given you in . common way which think will enable the common people to better understand the Ques- tons which win arise beeors than.
 rr. Lowe fJe6erson)--If the gentle- man win yield moment, would like to move that his time be extended. in- asmueh as the time of those who have preceded him has been extended.
 The Prssident-The Chair win stAts for the Information of the gentleman from Jefferson that the gentleman from Greene himself submitted motion that the time for taking this vote be ex- tended.--
 MT. Lowe fJeasrscn,--r am not speaking of the time for taking of the vote. but in order for the gentleman to conclude his remarks move that hls time be extended.
 Mr. Coleman fGreene)--I do not de- sire 1t. and shall not accept 1t.
 The President--The Chair will state that under the resolution offered by the gentleman from Jackson. as amend cd by the resolution offered by tho geu- tleman from Jefferson. that the present order will be the taking of She vote. It IS equivalent to ordering the pre- vious question and the question wilI minority of the Committee.
 Mir. Lowe (Jefferson)---I move . sus. pension of the rules. in order thae the gentleman from Greene may con- ciude his remarks.
 Mir. Reese-wili not the Gentleman from Greene, the Chairman of the Committee. if 1t ts equivalent to cali- ang the previous question, not have the right to conclude the argument?
 The President--The question win bs upon the adoption of the amendment.
 MT. Sanford ffikel--At the inception ot this debate offered an amendment striking out the last few words in the last line of the first clause. I have be- come convinced that the amendment ought not to be made at that place. ie at all. therefore ask unanimous con- sent of this Convention to ba permitted to withdraw that amendment,
 The President--The gentleman from Ptke asks unanimous leave to withdraw his amendment. Is there objection?
 There being no objection made ths amendment was withdrawu.
 Tks Prestdent--The question win be ~fNf@ sNtb &AVRttStt " InV 1WltxA0ttiEH& offered by the minority of the Cons mittee.
 Mr. Robinson (Chambers)-f move to lay the amendment embodied in the report of the minority of the Commtttes upon the table. .ss.ss.-s'l -:s =,
 Mir. Coleman (Greenel-Upon that call for the ayes and noes.
 Tho call for the ayes and noes was sustained,
 The tresident--The question will be upon the adoption of the amendment offered by the minority of the Cona- mittee. The minority report moves to strike out subdivision { of Section of the report of the majority. IL is now moved to lay the amendment offered by the minority of the Committee upon the table. As many as favor tablinE the report of the minority wilt say ave- and those opposed no. as their names are called.
 Upon the call of the roll. the vote resulted as follows: