The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-07

hnlknts Carmichae,. of Cof- Long (Butler).
 tee Long (Walker), Carnathon. Macdonaio' Cobb. Opp. SeGnaffenreid' Sclsmaei re H ~ Reynolds CHenry). Duke. Sanford, EessSson' Eesssr seiheimer. Glover. Sentell. Greer. of Calhoun. stewart: Handley. Weatherly. Harrison Whiteside. Hefiin. of Chambers, Williams (Harengo). Hef.n. of Randolph. Williams ,., SElmofe'. Howze. Wilson (Clarkel.
 Total-44.
 NOES. Ashcraft. Maxwell. Raretield. Merrill. Beavers. Miller (Marengo), Beddow. Miller (Wilcox), Blackwell. Mulkey, Boone Murphree, Brooks. NeSmitn. Bulser. Norman. Byars NorwoodA Chapman. Oates. Cufer. Palmer, Cornwall. Parker (Elmore). Craig, Pearce. Davis. of Etowah. Pettus. Dent, Phillips, Espy, Pitts. tItts. Porter, Fietcher. Rogers (sumter). Freeman. Sanders. Gilmore, Sanford, Granam. of Talla- Sloan.
 dega. Smith. Mac. A., Grayson. Smith. Morgan M.. Henderson. Sorrell Hodges, Spears.
 Howell. Spragins. Jones' of Bibb. studuard. Kyie Waddell. Lowe Gawrence). Walker. McMillan (Baldwin), Watts. McM Han (Wilcox). Weakieys Malone. White.
 Total-65.
 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING. Almon Locklin, Aluun Altman. Lowe Gefferson). Rethune Martin.
 easee''' ease oNeai GauderdaIe). Coeman, of Greene. O'Neill Uefferson), 6anis, Gsnn,neeAp: of pekalb. Parker s ccullmano. Eley, f1llans. Eyster, Proctor, Eoshee Renfro, Grant rant Reynolds (chilton1. Greer, of Perry. Robinson. Hinson. Rogers Gowndes. Jones' of Montgom- Sollie,
 cry, Willet. Jones. of Wilcox. Williams GbarDour king, Wilson Wash gtonJ. Ledbetter Vim. Leigh,
 AYES. NOES. Graham of Mont Hood.
 gomery. ,....,,.> Lomax. smith lNaooi4e" Burns. Barlletl. Morrisette. 1holhpso"'
 SD the motion to tabl3 is lost.
 MT NeSmith-I move the previous question.
 The President pro tem.-The preVi- ous question has already been moved. The question is on ordering the pre- vious question on the substitute ana the section as amended
 The President-The gentleman from Chambers anticipated the motion or the gentleman from Madison by mo ton to table .Thich took precedence or the motion of the previous question. The question is, shall the main ques~ tion be put?
 Mir. Long (Walker)-I ask the gen. tleman to withdraw that motion mo- mert. CExpressions of dissent) The main question was ordered. Tie President-The question will be first upon the substitute offered by the gentleman from Ladderdale.
 MT. Heflin (Chambers)-I rise to question of parliamentary inquiry. l Was the gentleman from Lauderd1le | allowed to accept the amendment? The President pro tem.-He was not Upon a vote being taken a division was called for, and the substitute of the gentleman from Lauderdale was adopted. While vote was being taken MT, deGraffenreid-Is this on the mo- tion to adopt? =
 The rrosiden. pro tenn. Yes, sir. MT. IeGraffenreid-I vote for it for the purpose of moving to reconsider to- morrow. The vote was 72 ayes and P noes ] Mir. deGraffenreid-I desire to give 1 notice that on tomorrow morning I will move a reconsideration of the vote whereby the amendment was adopted.
 The President-The question recurs upon the section as amended MT Walker (Madison)-I desire to | offer a substitute.
 MT. Sanford (Pike)-I rise to a point of order. the previous question has been ordered.
 The President-The previous question has beer ordered. Upon a vote being taken the section | as amended WIS adoptd.
 Mir Williams (Marengo)-I want to | SlNC nbtlCe tndt NbIe dye III ui t'lI tHdl I may move for d reconsideration of the vote by which the section was ! adopted | The Pres!6ent-The Secretary will | read the next section. | Section % vas read as follows: | Sec %. In each precinct not lying within, or partly within. any city or | incorporated town of more than twen- | ty-five hundred nha bitants there shall be elected by the qualified electors of | such precinct not exceeding two jus | tices of the peace and one constable. Where enc or more precincts lie within or partly within. a city or incorporated town having more than twenty-five hundred inha bitants. the General As sembly may provide by law for the election of not mora than two justices | of the peace and one constable. for each of such preclnGts. ar An inferior court for such precinct or precincts. in lieu | of ali justices of the peace therein. Justices of the peace. and the inferior courts herein provided for, shall have l Jurisdiction in all civil cases where the | amount in controversy does not exceed | enc hundred dollaBs, except in cases | of libel. slander. assault and battery and ejectment. The General Assembly may provide by law what fees may be