The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-07

Haley, Wilson (Clarke).
 Total-6O. \
 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING. Almon. Martin. Altman. Moody. Bartlett. Morrisette. Burnett, NeSmith. Case. ONeaI GauderdaisA Davis, of DeKalb. oNeill (Jefferscn). Davis. of Etowah. Phillips. Eyster. Pillans. Foshee, Proctor. Grant Reese. .aInson. lInsc; o' '' Reynolds tchilton). Jenkins. Robinson, Jones. of Hale. Rogers Nowndes). Jones. of Montgom- Sloan.
 cry, Sollie. King Spear6, Ledbetter Studdard. LeckIin, ii williams Elmore,. Long Butler). Wilson (Wash'gton), Lowe Uefferson), Vim.
 MT. deGraffenreid-I move the adop- tion of the amendment and of the sec tion. and upon that move the previous question.
 The main question was ordered,
 MT. Cobb-I call for an aye and no vote on that.
 MT. Wilson-Do have the right to close?
 The President-Yes, ir.
 MT. Wilson, just want a word. The gentlemen have urged that this will be creating an expense costing ten dollars or seven dollars and a half a day. have just been informed by the gentle men from Hale and Dallas that they provide for an official stenographer for the whole circuit at $750 a year.
 MT. Harrison-Didnt the last Legis- lature provide for that?
 The President-The question Is not debatable. The question is on the amendment.
 MT Rogers (Sumter)-Is the Chair stating the question correctly? We have just adopted the amendment to the amendment.
 The President-The question will be on the adoption of the amendment to have been called for. Is the call sus- tained.
 MT. Cobb-I withdraw the call for the ayes and noes on this.
 MT. Sanford (Pike)-And I renew it.
 The call was sustained.
 Mr. Watts-I rise to a question of inquiry. After this question of the amendments is disposed of. then we will have a chance to vote on the main question. will we not.
 The President-Certainly. MT. Sanford (Pike)-I rise to point of inquiry. The point of inquiry is, what there will be to vote upon after we have voted upon this question?
 The Presidential will be upon the amendment as amended. The gentle man himself made the objection to in cooperating the amendment to the amendment in the amendment Of the gentleman from Clarke, and when the amendment to the amendment is adopted, then we will have to vote on the section as amended.
 MT. Sanford (Pike)-I will ask if the amendment was not to the entire article by adding a section and when this amendment is incorporated in 1t. if we would nat then have to vote upon the identical section that we are vot- ing upon now?
 The Presidential will be voting on the additional section. The gentleman from Clarke offered as an additional section the amendment which has been twice read in your hearing. He thereupon offered an amendment to that which limited the use Of the ste nographeTs to circuit courts and courts of like Jurisdiction. It Is the latter amendment that we vote on now. AS many as favor the adoption or the amendment limiting the use of the stenographer to circuit courts and courts of like jurisdiction will say aye and those opposed no, as their names are called.
 MT. Sanford (PIke)-That being the case. if the gentlemen will agree with me. l will withdraw the call for the ayes and noes. I will ask unanimous consent to be permitted to withdraw it. I did 1t under misapprehension. Consent was given. k1tr AkHn a d. Inent was adopted.
 The President-The question recurs unon the original amendment onered by the gentleman from Clarke. MT. Sanford (Pike)-And upon that 1 demand the call of the ayes ana noes'
 The call was sustained.
 MT Oates-I desire the amendment as amended read. ,,,
 The President-The Secretary will read the amendment as amended. The amendment as amended was read as follows:
 section -. It shall be the duty or the legislature to provide for taking down and preserving verbatim reports of the evidence in criminal and civil cases in circuit courts or courts or ike | Jurisdiction" | The President-The question IS upon the adoption of the amendment as amended. and the ayes and noes have been called for and the call sustained As many as favor the adoption or the amendment as amended, will say aye and those opposed no. as their names | are called.
 ITpon a call of the roll the vote re- suited as follows:
 AYES.
 Messrs President. Glover. l Ranks. Haley. | Rarafeld. Hood | Blackwell. JacKsoh' | Brooks, t>yIc' uy.,1-o,
 Bvars, McMillan. of Baldwin l ESrdon. Malone,
 ,Isrmichael, of Col Maxwell. I hert Mulkey, | Carmichael of Cof- Murphree, l fee Norman, | Cornwall. Norwooo. | Craig. Parker (Elmore). | Davis of EtoWah, Pillans, | Dent. Pitts.
 deGraffenreid. Sanders, | Duke. Thompson. | EGpy Waddell. | FittS. Meakley, | Freeman. Mealherly' l Gilmore Whiteside. | Srahen of Taila- Williams (Elmore), l dega Wilson (Clarke),