The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-26

5sfnnne, Lowe. of Lawrence, csFdon. Miller twilcox,. CArnichael of Cof- Moody,
 fee Oates. ehapman. Parker CElmore).
 olemansof Walker. Pearce. Craig. Phillips, C&yls, of DeKalb, Pitts, bsnf. Reynolds. of Henry. Xzpy. Robinson. Fereuson. Rogers (sumter), En9Eee. Sanders, 6rssr. Of Calhoun. soiiie. % 3zandiey. spragins. Harri8on. Vaughan,
 fsf7in. of Chambers Maddel, Hefin. of Randolph, Walker. f5enderson, Williams (Barbour), {iowxe. Wilson (Clarke), InSe.
 Total-4s.
 NOES.
 Aahcraft. Leigh. Almon. Locklin. Banls. Long. of Walker, Bareneld. Macdonald. Bartlett. McMillan.of Baldwin, &sayers. McMillan Wilcox), 8eddow. Malone. Blackwell. Martin. arooks. Miller (Marengo). &uiger, Morrisette, |< &urnetts Mulkey, Burns. Murphree. |{Eyars Norman, 'carmlchaei. of Col Norwood. bert. O'Neill. of Jefferson, &ase. O'Rear. &1u0, Palmer, GsrnwaIl Parker (ullman), |N$AnnAngnam. Pettus, Na5ramenreid, Pillans, Duke Porter. & 9Ler. Proctor, t &Aekcners Reese, Eyester. Reynolds (Chilton), saraham. of Mont Sanford. &emery, Searcy, araham. of Talla- SeIheimer.
 dega. Sloan, Srsns. Smith, Mac. A.. <<zz@ysonA Sorrell. *zAtey. Spears, <<4.n5Sna Tayloe. aseoa. tsssan Thompson, 4EslA Watts, sezKs0n Weakley, - ma. Weatherly, Jones, of Montgona- Whiteside, Jones. of Wilcox. Williams Villa; tM.r.nro,. ssaA.Eano, Wilson (Wash' gton), AnsknL Winn,
 Total--ss.
 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING. ~ ~tsrowne. Lowe, of Jefferson. ro.eman. of Greene, Nesmith. 4Ssssvis' sssss' or Etowah' O'Neal Oauderdale). 1iey. Renfro, HIS. Sanford,
 lesman. Sentell. ksss S5Tser: of Perry. smith. Morgan M. E1oaBes, Stewart, kAt1gs Studdard, ffssnDst1ef' Williams (Elmore), ~soAiAAs Long, of Butler,
 During the. roll call.
 Mr. Cobb-I rise for information in me nature of parliamentary inquiry understand there are two propositions Aesere the House. the proposition of the gentleman from Dallas and a substitute nr amendment by the gentleman from N.ontsomery. If we lay the substitute pL the gentleman from Montgomery on tne table. the question comes on the las? VIII A's'-
 The Pregident-The gentleman from Macon is correct.
 MT CoPo--I may vote for the motion uf the gentleman from Montgomerv now, that is vote for the substitute now And still vote against 1t afterwards that then the question comes after. Warns of whether We will accept if?
 The President-The question is on the motion to lay on the table the sub Ntitute.
 Afr. Cobb-But my question is srn- pose that is voted down, will the roo- fion then be, shall the substitute he Adopted?
 The President-The question will he upon the demand for the previous question upon the adoption of the sub- stitute. The roll was continued, completad and the result announced.
 So the House refused to table the Substitute.
 Mr. Jones-I move the adoption of inc substitute and on that I call for the previous question.
 Mir. Eollie-Will the gentleman With draw for a moment?
 Mr. Jones-Ne; I am sorry 10 say cannot,
 4 vote being taken on division, re- suited S4 ayes and 9 noes. So the previous question was ordered.
 Mr.2 Chapman-I rise to a parlia- mentary inquiry.
 The President-The gentleman will state the inquiry.
 Mir. Chapman-Does the action of the convention now place this in such condition that no change or amend Hnent can be made or proposed {, the substitute?
 The President-The previous question has been ordered.
 Mfr. Chapman-It seems to me that some of that language is very obiec- fionable and I would like to amend if the gentleman would permit 1t.
 Mir. Jones-I would like very much 10 do 1t. but we will never get through.
 Mir. Chspman--T think we ought not tn get through 1t i1 too much haste f %bis is very serious matter ! Mir. Jones-I rise to a point of order. on't think the gentleman can argue Fhinst q vote already ordered except b$ unanimous consent.
 Ehe Presieent--The point of order IS Aweb taken.
 ! Nr. Chapman-T ask unanimous con- RVt to offer an amendment.
 Where was objection.
 Mfr. Greer (Calhoun)-Does the adop- flon of this substitute of the gentle snan from Montgomery mean that in future years the pension list of Ala bama will be proportionately as large as that of the National Government The reading of the substitute was Failed flor. and it was again read. MT. Spears-I want to ask the gen fleman from Montgomery a question: gf understand the reading of the sub- fifute it makes no provision for the eriff in case he is disabled: it only
 keg provision for the family.
 Jones-The effect of the section,
 t9ted. is this: That the dependent
 dies of the family of any Sheriff
 tony member of a posse who is and Y be provided for
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