The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-02

nal of this Convention. Be it further Resolved, That the printing and binding shall be done in the same manner and under the same law as that of the House and Senate Journals. and that the printing and binding shall be paid for out of the State appropriation for printing and binding.
 Committee on Schedule. Printing and Incidental Expenses.
 Substitute for resolution No. 1SS:
 A resolution to provide for the print ing. binding and distribution of the Journal of this Convention.
 Be it resolved by the people of Ala bama in Convention assembled, that the Committee on Printing, Schedule and Incidental Expenses be authorized to contract for the printing, binding and distribution of 1000 copies of the Journal of this Convention.
 Be 1t further Resolved, That upon the delivery of 1000 copies of the Jour- nal printed and bound in accordance wit hthe contract heretofore mentioned to the Secretary of State, he shall cer- tify to the Auditor the amount due the publisher for the work, and the Audi tor shall issue his warrant on the | Treasurer in favor of the publisher for the said amoAgt due.
 Be it further Resolved, That one copy of the Journal of this Convention be delivered to each delegate and officer I of the Convention. and to the persons who. under the existing law, the Jour nals of the House and Senate are de- livered.
 Be it further Resolved. That the sum of 5000 or so much thereof as may be necessary be appropriated out of the moneys of the State otherwise unap- | rrta to v,ay fnr binding and distribution of the Jour- nal of this Convention.
 i Mir Sanfurd-Yesterday morning l gave notice upon the vote of the Con- vention upon the report of the Com mittee on Legislative Department that would move for a reconsideration-
 The President pro tem-Jf the gentle man from Montgomery will pardon the Chair. there is pending a report from committee. When that IS disposed O.. the Chair will recognize the gen. tleman from Montgomery.
 MT. Hehin (Randolph)-1 ask that the substitute be printed and laid on the table until taken up by the Con vention.
 It was so ordered.
 Mir Sanford Montgomery T said on yesterday that I would make a motion for the purpose of having reconsidered ! Department which requires the Legis- latlre to met quadrennially, instead of biennially, but I remember now that an ordinance has been introduced by one of my collesgu to resctnd that provision, and therefore it is unneces- sary for me to make the motion, and decline to make the motion for a re- consideration.
 The President pro tem-Under the rules of the House. I would say to the gentleman from Montgomery that the motion is in the hands of the Conven- ton, and 1t will require unanimous consent to withdraw the motion. Does | the gentleman desire to withdraw his motion for reconsideration?
 MT. Sanford--I did not make the mo- ton. l gave notice that would make it. but 1 now decline to make the mo- ton.
 MT. White-On account of the ab. sence of the Chairman of the Commit tee on Suffrage and Elections, who is not well this morning, I have been 1n- structed by the Committee to move | reconsideration of the vote by which Section s was passed. in order that | correction may be made which we | found was necessary to be made. Tn other words. Section provides for elections to be held after the general election in 1902 and prior to that time, but. as 1t was written 1t did not pro vide for the election in 1902. so that It could be held under the new Consti- tuition. and, in order to offer substi- tute move a reconsideration of the | vote whereby that section was adopt l ed.
 The President pro tem-The gentle man from Jefferson moves to reconsld- CT the vote by which Section of the | report of the Committee on Sunfage | and Elections was adopted. Upon a vote being taken, the motlon | to reconsider was carried. Nr White-I offer now the substitute for Section 8, which l have just sent to the clerk.
 Substitute for Section s was read as follows:
 Sec. s. No person not registered and qualified as an elector under the pro visions of this article shall vote Tn the general election in 1902, or at any SUD seouent State, county or munlclpai election general, local or special; but the provisions of this article shall not apply to any election prior to the sen- eral election held in lsO2 Mir White-I move the adoption or the substitute. I'pon a vote being taken. the subsu- tute was adopted.
 Mir. White sought recognition again. The President pro tem-The gentle man from Jefferson will pardon the Chair. The question recurs on the adoption of the section as amended.
 Upon vol- being taken. the sectloh' as amended, was adopted.
 MT White-I am instructed by the Committee on Suffrage and Electlons to offer A new subdivision or Secuon 10 and I ask to have it read, Tn oroer that the Convention may be in posses sion of it. to be taken up hereafter,
 The President pro tem-The gentle man from Jefferson will pardon tne Chair. Under the rules of the ConNen- ton if is necessary now to read Sectlon m to the Convention before we take uS the consideration of Section 10.
 MT. White-Section 10. as l under stand has already been read.
 President pro tem-I understand that we adjourned while the reading was pending. MT. White-Didnt we adjourn after A motion had been made to consider if by sub divisions, which dispensed with the further reading of it? That Is my understanding of the parlia- mentary situation. Resides, this does not make any change in Section 10. | If is lust an additional sub division l want read for the information of the | Convention to be taken up when | reached.
 President pro tem-The Clerk will | read the sub division: