The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-02

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 So the house refused te sAbes the section as reported.
 During the roll cAlls--
 Mfr. Almoa--f am patrea with the gentleman from yeifereon. Mr. Corn. wall; he would vcte aye and would vote no
 MT. Biackwell--I am paired with the gentleman from Jackson, kIr. Proctor: he would vote no and I would vote aye.
 Nr. cardon--I am paifed with the gentleman from TaliadeEa, Mr. Ora. ham: he would vote aye and I would vote no.
 Mir. Car michael tCelse.t,---I am pair.
 cd with Mr. Haley. he would vote no
 and would vote aye.
 Mir. Chapman-During the session of
 the convention on last Saturday the
 delegate from Hale (Mr. deGranenreid)
 approached me and asked me to pair
 with him. told him had some doubt
 about the propriety of pairing, AS
 there might be some collateral question. After some conversation he left, with
 out any understanding on my part that there was . pair. &fn informed by delegates that Mr. dedraffenretd con- sidered I was paired with him. was
  gate that Mir de0raffen .eid was pair.
 ed with another gentleman. Although
 I did not understand that had made
 a pair,I would not in any way like to
 be nut in the position of violating
 pair with Mir. deGra6enreid, ana. Tor
 that reason. ask that my name be
 passed, and unless there 10 . pair an.
 nounced fnr him during the roii call. I
 win allow this pair to stand. If ne
 were her. he would vote aye and !
 would vote no. but I will not have 1t
 So recorded unless another pair Is an- nounced for him.
 MT. Browne-I had forgotten when spoke to the gentleman who 1t was that told me of a pair that Mir. de0ranen- reid had. MT Burns of Dallas told me that Mir. Craig of Dallas had stated to him that he was paired with MT. de- Graffenreid. l do not know that MT. deGraffenreid was standing closer than four or i've feet of us at the time. When the gentleman spoke to me about it this morning. I could not recoilect who It was. but the gentleman from Dallas refreshed my recollection. MT. Long (waiker)--I heard the pair made between Nr. deGraffenreid and Mir. Craig. MT, Chapman--If that Is the case, I win vote no. The vote was recorded. MT Eley-r am paired with MT. Proc- MT. ONeAl-There has been . pair announced for him.
 MT. Eley then voted.
 MT. JAckson--I desire to know if the amendment dxing the amount at sev- enty cents has been tabled!
 The President--It has.
 Mir. Jacksen-Then vote no. utxAA gentleman from Lee: he would vote no and I would vote aye.
 MT. Louaax--f am paired with the delegate from Tuscaloosa. MT. Searcy: If he were present he would vote no and I would vote aye. MT. Lowe tf.awrence)--I am paired with Mir. Seiheimer: if he were pres ent he would vote aye and would vote
 N Mir. Miller tAfarenxo,--1 am paired with Mir. McMilian of Wilcox; he would vote aye and would vote no. MT. Miller (wflcox)--I am paired with Mir. wilson of Washington; l would vote no and he would vote aye: MT. oates-I am paired with MT. Morrisette; he would vote no and would vote aye. .. Mr Pairner--I am paired with Mir. wilson of Clarke; If he were nere ne would vote aye and I would vote no. Mir Sol1ie--I am paired with my law partner, Mir. Kirkland of Dale; he | would vote aye and would vote no. MT. Chapman--I have some doubt as to the propriety of voting. would not I ike to be put in the position CT even z I allowing an intimation tnat Aau
 Ths President--rhe gentleman can re- I l. ca
 Mr. chapfnan--I would prefer to re- cau if rather than be put in the posi- ton of violating pair, .sa Mir Williams (Marenyo)-i move the adoption of the section as report.d @ " the cprnrnittse, and on that I eau TOT the previous question. A vote being taken, the main queS'''" l was ordered. ..,.,.,o the gentleman from Jeaerson us.s ,s 1 vvbite1 unon his line display Of partia- ,nsntsrv ability. For two days, the rnror,ittee on Taxation has gractousiy vialaea in order that every memoer | ,vho was opposed to this reduction CT ts ,ation should be heard. The gentie- noar from Jefferson 1secured the noor' | a,,S tn order Go cut of the right Of the | rorn,nittee on Taxation to bA heard frorn after the previous question has heen called. moves to lay the amend
 rnent and section upon the table. MT White--f wish to say to the gen
 t,enoan from Tallaaega that l had no Euch desire. My purpose was simply | to get the other amendment From tnc | table. Mir Browne--Then the gentleman pleads ignorance Of the parliamentary result.
 MT. white--If you had made known that you wanted to debate it, 1 would have withdrawn 1t instantly. Mir. Browne---H think, Mir. President, the gentleman was very wise in the course he pursued. which certainly, whether he intended it or not, would
 have had the effect of cut ting on any
 reply to his remarks.
 Only a few days ago the gentleman
 stood upon this floor the champion or
 the farmers of the state of Alabama.
 pleading long and loud in order that the poor farmer mig..t re saved the sum of $50. 0c0, although by making
 that saving to the farmer, would de-
 stroy all the agricultural schools with
 in the State of Alabama. Today we
 hear him speaking long and loud against reliet to his own people in his own county, saying that this reduction would benefit them. but opposing 1t. Mr. President, this tax reduction will be for the benefit not only of the man ufacturing district os Jefferson County, but of the farmers of the whole State, andI do not see the consistency In the | position of the gentleman from Jener- son who urged upon this floor the re- | .nat oS farfi,iZer fax in order that