The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-14

fore the result is announced any cn' in the hall has right to get up ant change his vote or to be recorded if hs has not voted.
 The President-Rule 35 is as follows When any question is taken by aye! and noes. and a delegate who has beer absent returns before the question 1. decided, he shall be privileged to mak: inquiry of the subject before the Con ventioR. and record his vote without discussion.''
 same, If he comes in before the result Is announced.
 The President-But the question here is the result has not been announced.
 MT. Oates-I dU not think any gen. tleman has right to change durins the verification, but after the vote is verified. and before the result is an- nounced. anyone voting has a right t: change.
 The President-Any time before the result Is announced, any gentleman may change. his vote from aye to no and the point of order will be over. ruled. The gentleman votes no. Where member has paired with another they are on opposite sides, if he de. cides to vote on the same side with the gentleman with whom he is paired the Chair sees no reason why he should not do so, since he Is not violating tho principle but in line with the way the absent member would have voted.
 MT. Sanders-May a delegate now change his vote.
 The President-Not while the noes ara being called for verlficatlon, as soon s. the noes are verified a member may change his vote.
 After the verif1cation.
 MT. Sanders-I desire to change my vote from aye to no.
 The President-The gentleman from Limestone desires to change his vot: rom aye to no. The Secretary will so enter.
 MT. Pettus-I rise to a point of order: lhe deiegate can not change his vote on virihcation. The object is moi to give the delegate an opport,,nitv tc cnanse his vote. but to see if they are recorded right in the first instance. make the point of order that the gen. tic-nan from Limestone can not chang nis vote at this juncture.
 Ihe Presfdent-The gentleman ia cor. rect; that the delegate can not change ms vote while the vote is ,beinr yer. Ined' put after verifcation of the vote and before the vote is announcad III the opinion of the Chair. any dela' gate may change his vote,
 The result of the roll cali was finer announced. 45 ayes and S3 ntes.
 50 the motion to table was lost
 Mr' deGranenreid-I move the ado,- tion or the substitute and upon that I call Tor the previous question.
 MT. Greer (Calhoun)-IDoes the gen. tieman move the previous question on the adoption of the article or just the substitute. :
 MT. deGraffenreid-On the adoption or the substitute that I offered.
 The President-The Chair will state to delegates that after a question is stated tie Chair will pause a moment to give delegates an opportunity to rise and address the Chair. Right in the midst of a sentence, it is a little awk- ward to be interrupted, which makes 1t necessary to state the question sev- eral times. The gentleman from Hale moves the adoption of the substitute offered by him and upon that demands the previous question. The question is shall the main question be put? And upon vote being taken the main question was ordered.
 MT Blackwell-And upon the adop- ton of the substitute I demand the ayes and noes.
 The President-The question Is upon the adoptioB of the substitute, and up on that the ayes and noes are called. Is the demand sustained.
 The call was sustained. The result of