The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-27

| If you look at 1t fairly in the face. vou know that the sum is too insignificant, and that they do not pay. When Ala | bama reduced the tax ten years ago 10
 e5 cents. did the price of guano ran | Not one penny. When 1t was restored | to 50 cents, did the price of guano tn- i crease? Not one penny.
 Mir, Burns Dallas)-Will the gentle. | man allow a question?
 MT. Long (Walker)-Yes sir. MT. Burns-Although there are lots of dealers in such stun, 1 have been | trying to get hold of some for two years. want to know where l can get some guano?
 MT. Long (Walker)-Some people have to give mortgages to buy 1t. Some people pay cash for 1t. l don | | know, but you can buy it if your credit is good.
 MT. Burns-I'n pay in advance for it.
 If you tell me where to get 1t. MT. Long (Walker)-You can buy euano right here in Montgomery. and | you will find some stores selling probably 40 or 50 cents ton cheaper than others If you will look around. MT. Burns-Guano?
 Mir. Long (Walker)-Yes, guano. Now. MT. president, think we have | taken up enough time on this question | and I think |. is now time to take a vote on 1t. I therefore renew tne | motion made by the gentleman rom | Washington to lay the original propo- l sition. the amendment, and the amend l ment to the amendment on the tapie'
 MT. Malone-l rise to question 0I | priyilege. I made statement "nle | ago as to what was the law m sne i State of Georgia. and the mempe' .sa | nied if. I would like to verify tns neu h,, the Code of Georgia. | Section 1852 reads MT Long (Walker)-1 make the poih' of order that a contradiction oetWeen | a man who is interested in the saie U.
 1rano and my self is a matter that can be settled outside or tnis C,nven,ion. make the poins If order that it Is out .o. - order now, because l nave caneu A t. | the previous question ana Mo. S- lay the original proposition, the 4hs
 ment. and the amen1me"
 MT. Sanford CPike)-I began tnls e,sht and stirred up this discussion'
 and would like the privilege or max | ing a few remarks. n+,a | The President pro tem.-Ine sentie
 man from Pike Is out of order uhieS' I the gentleman from Walker VIII "l'n- draw his motion. ,r,a,a 1 MT. Long (Walker)-1 will not yieIS: 1 Mir President. I don't want 70 cut o.l
 anybody that wants to oeoa'e at .t 1 question, but we have taheh up | deal of time on 1t. n.,.-
 srha President pro tem-The gentle | r,an from Walker moved to lay the amendment to the section, ana tne | Amendment to the amendent on the 'o ble. ,-,,,.> Aa T demand
 '" The call for the ayes and noes was | sustained. o,, for a division of the question. ,,-. .o l There were expressions or dissent Io 1 the call. .o haa
 o r,ght to have this question divided There may be a great many gentleIIsh 1 bare that might vote for the aHehu- went that would not vote for the or | -SMr Pettus-I rise to a point of order. The President pro teno-The gentie-
 man will state the point of oroer. MT. Pettus-The gentleman lEo1'
 ments and the Chair has repeateoly
 held that was a matter in the olscfe- ton of the gentleman making the mo tion and a call for 8 division IS In
 The President pro tcm-The Chair so
 rules. ,as
 MT. Greer (calhoun)--I rise to ques- | ton of inquiry. The Chair rules that
 there can be no division of the ques- l tion?
 The President pro tem-The CnalI
 ruled the motion of the gentleman from Walker was in order to table the
 amendment, and the amendment to the
 amendment. and it was in the dlscre-
 tion of the gentleman from walker az lto whether or not he would permit a | division of the question.
 | MT. Bulger-I would like to near the
 amendment that was offered oy the
 gentleman to my right (Mr. Espy)
 read.
 The amendment was read. Upon the call of the roll- MT. Carmichael (Coffee)-I am paired with MT. Hinson. and If he were pres
 ent he would vote aye, and l would vote no. | MT. McMillan (Wilcox)-I am paired
 with the gentleman from Jefferson pr Cunningham, and if he were present
 he would vote aye, and l would vote
 no.