The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04

adopt the resoluuou. x. <. 1z the oficiai stenosrsphers e well = tsS e'1 The Ss' President pro tem.--The char vi, i. ssS on snas s Ts. anson n0n s as adoption of the resolution >
 Upon vote being taken the fcso1ut1on was unanimously adopted.
 The resolution by Mr. Lomax was re44
 'Resoived. that the thanks of ffis Con to the official stenngrapher and tV tho aG~ sociate stenographers for the correct re~ ports of the daily proceedings of the C1u> kindness they have exhibited toward eS1k and every member of the Conventions
 MT. Lomax--I move the adoption q the resolution. ea
 Upon a vote being taken, the.rcsoiuftcu was unanimously adopted. N
 MT. Howell-I have a resolution. TX
 The resolution was read as follows.
 Resolved, that the sincere thankq Of this Convention are due and are hereby rendered to the ministers of the city To- their faithful attendance and conduct 0< daily sessions of this Conventfcn, and that we will carry to our homes the kln1- Hest memories of their devouf prayera of all blessings in our behalf"
 The President pro tem.-The question q upon the adoption of the resolution
 Upon vote being taken the resofutien was unanimously adopted.
 Mir. Rogers (Sumterl-The Alabama Constitutional Convention of 1901 nas psf~ chased, and is now ready to present tQ this Convention, silver service. IE prQ-, senting this service to Mir. Julian, e acknowledges the efficient services of an official and testifies to the high character plause.)
 been unanimously suspended for the pur-
 MT. Juiian-Mr. President and gentlemen O fthe Convention, in accepting this token my thanks for the honor conferred upon me. shall ever remember the kind treat- ment have received at the hands of the Seen nope thank yo esn
 MT. Eyster (Morgan)-I was on com mittee to select a suitable present for the unfortunately. while at the jewellers se- lecting 1t and having 1t appropriately tn- scribed, the time understood for this pre- hours The delay on the part of the cons- mittee was caused by the gentleman from Sumter (Mr. Rogersl and the gentleman from Cullman (Mr. Parkerl.
 vention in May last, If there ever was . political hatred ranking In my breast for any man--I make public acknowledgment of the fact--it was there in all of It's fn- tensity for the distinguished eitisen whom I am now about to address. and who Q not a member of this Convention, but has been prominently identified with all ttg proceedings. and for whom personally now entertain feelings of the most shec- donate regard.
 An intimate association with him has led me to believe differently from what I did when came here, and ae testimo- niai of the friendship which have form ed and of the feelings which nov en- that has been intimate both personally and ofiiciafiy, can truthfuiiy say that.
 None know him but love him. none n1~s seM Sm minutes Sui sS ater after tn. appr priate inscription Is engraved, Will hsve the pleasure, in behalf of the COnyenttcns Sf prsssRting tS & the a. testimonial of the appreciation h which he is held by the members of GNs s..ra~ vention and the citizens of the etate En0 have been periodically interested in Us result. Loud applause-l
 Mfr. Brandon-Mr. President, Mr. Chair the Constitutional Convention. had 2 known two years ago that Alabam9 would have had such an able body Of Constitufion such as you have framed. would not have been so vigorous m my efforts to defeat 1t. As Is well known by the delegates to this Conyention, e % S, Snrousn- % monwealth. and In this hall. did all that I could to prevent you from assempnn& here prior to the State Convention of last year. But since you have come and have acted SO we'll your part, l sir with the living squadron of the same adnirsl viii commandl will join with him the land forces of Alabama in having tt rAttneo by the people. (Applause.)
 appreciate deeply the sentiments ex- pressed by the distinguished dslegafe ciate % more @ than can express the testi- monial presented to me by the deiegates 10 this Convention. Although my name yin mot be Dyysee Tysn Of senns the sys est and best document that nas ever been given for the government of the people. in the auletnde S or my ,,I ncs svsr ns ~i reminder to me of the brain and patrIoxs ism of the best men of this Statein which I live. (Applause.) -, =. my State. The history of her past sn- thuses me- and the history that IS 70 ua for the future but presses me onWaFa " oglt Now eentIemen, again thanking you for this testimonial, I promise you tnat " there Is any characterisuc anout mS Lh my humble way. It ,,a,,as, IS .nas and' while have called at this desk daily TOT eighty-one days the names or tne QssS- gates who compose this Conyenu0n: s,,:, 'tSs sss
  sablets of my warm Southern heart never to he forgotten. (Apptause.) .e Mr Rogers Iowndes)-I desire 70 or fer a resolution and ask unanimous conr sent to do so.
 The consent was given. .,, rho resolution was read as touoWs: aResolyed. that the Secretary. of tnis | Convention be Instructed to nal eoA1 | of inc stenoKraphic report oI thls gay nrocaedings of the Convention 10 e91h l member of this body" ..,,.a Mr. Duke-I move to amend tne IesCauS S | ton by inserting four copasS 'nSss~A V | one copy. ..,-,o,,. ,ror~ant kn l accept the amendment
 The consent was given. -. &,. yrhe President-The question IS upon tna | adoption of the resolution ns @msas.sti.. ITpon a vote being taken the fesoiuuOn was unanimously adopted. s.,..,. Mir. Hehin (Eaandolph)-l ask unani Sslsss. M0eA consent to make 8 report from me Sola. ss mittee on Schedule and Printing ana v call up a report.
 The consent was given .v.
 The report was reao as h0H""
 Whereas. the Secretary will be unable ,o connnlete the clerical work OI the Prevention before adjournment. theEsSS fore he it ordained. by the Peopie Ot Alabama in Convention asSempIeo snes sA .Inev rne be necessary, be and the same is hereby appropriated to be pald t9 l' ~: ~. Julian Secretary of the ConNentlons Avs cofnpensation for services necesss1.Ly s1 he rendered by him after the aoJoxr aoJstas- n ment of the Convention in compietAnB thA cleTical work of the Conyention
 Re u further ordained that the kress- denf of fine Convention is hereby autnor- IZed after the adjournment or the Co2- ventlon to certify the smounSs, % S, vc vsrs s1e