The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-01

been finally adopted " tls4 E<4s 1t shall be enrolled. and Wh3n t[<< it shall be again read and 1<<1r<H@ the President and the Secretary.
 That relates to the Constttu<lou r<4| ST. Rule 6 seems to rel&fe (o 4f4I* nances independent of the Conez1 It says: All ordinances which AHx been finally acted npon by the Goux@ ton shall be signed by the Rre1iq4r< except resolutions. which tk may uE E come necessary to reduce fo HEl1s1
 shall be evidenced by the sixna<ufo ok the President. attested by the k><<@ tary," az4i.. sf <l
 get them enrolled and 2ixned pr f14
 President and Secretary.
 The President--Yez. sss * ..I
 Mir. Sanford (Pike)--As Chairman ~
 the Engrossing Comm3ftee ,aseif1 <o
 State to the Chair and the coI1yenti ion
 that there are a few ordinances that
 have Abeen engrossed. but have no@
 been reported. As understand. tn<H only require the signature of the PreN~ ident and the Secretary. and suppoeo they may be reported when we como
 back as we'll as now. They have been engrossed. but on account of tm4
 rush, the Committee has u4<
 had the opportunity to compare snsm
 and we could not report them r'snk now.
 The President-They have not been finally passed?
 Nr. Sanford (Phke)-,No sir. Thex have been passed and expressed, bus whethe. they ought not to De par4<o after efigrossment. I do not know MT. deGraffenreid--The Chair hAn just ruled that they need not De. The Presidential they have been nn-| ally passed. they do not have to be reported. but enrolled. The Chair does not understand how these ordinencee are before your Committee. Mr. Samford-They were referred to the Committee on Engrossment ana have never been reported back. The President-The Char was ur~ der the impression that all ordinances reported to this Convention had been referred to the Committee on 0raer, Consistency and Harmony. Mf. Sanford (Pike)-For instance. the ordinance that refers to the Court House in Shelby County has just been engrossed and the Engrossing Commit- tee have never reported it back. Ths Presiden.--Thas ordinances was reported here from the Committee on Orde.. Consistency and Harmony. Tho DJeSG1s in the Chair at that time. II seems that that should have been referred 70 the Committee on iHarmony. instead Of Committee on Engrossment, Mir, White-It has already been re- ferred to Committee on Order, Consist ency and Harmony and that Committees has reported 1t back with the fecom- mendation that 1t be signed and en~
 rolled in accordance with the rule the
 President has just read.
 M. Blackwel.--I move we adjourn to
 Monday at i2 o'clock.
 MT. Reese--I rise to question of iz1~
 uuiry. Has this Convention made any
 order vet when it adjourns as to what time 1t will adjourn to. The ,President--It has not.
 Mr. Reesc--I move that when this
 Convention adjourn that # VIII adjourn to meet at I2 o'clock Tuesday. Mr. Biackwell--I move 10 amend that 1t adjourn at 12 o'clock Monday. ,Mr. waddell--T move to amend by making 1t Monday.
 The PresIdents-It is moved that when this Convention adjourn 1t adjourn 70 meet at 12 o'clock Tuesday. and the gentleman from Russell moves to amend by making 1t F o'clock Monday. The question will be upon the motion of the gentleman from Russell. Upon vote being taken the motion of the gentleman from Russell was carried.
 The President--The question is on tho original motion as amended. | Upon a vote being taken the origi- nal motion as amended was carried. M.. Sanford (Pike)--I move that We
 no<s adjourn.
 Thereupon the Convention adjourned.  During the remarks Of Mir. Freeman
 upon the amendment to Suffrage Arr | ticie offered by him, the report should show that Mir. Pillans of Mobile. rose rules of the Convention all papers should be read from the Clerks desiRs (which point of order was overfuled.