The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-12

-' "a cullraan ssked dnanltnous oooS&6t Y lntfoduc2 . rosolustou but the Ch4tf' wni nrst eubmit to tne tsenvention t93 thsrs objection. There is ob1ectiog1.
 The eentisman from WaIksr ss1o unanimous leave to introduW rese< lution. Is there objection7 There ' os. lection.
 Mir. dsGraffenreid--r move that the rules bs suspended and tna gentiemau from cullmAn and the gentleman rom lutions.
 The President--The question would be on the report of the committes % amended. By unanimous consent tha& might be dispensed with.
 Mir. deGraffenreid-f understood tho House had adopted the substitute and that the report of the Committee on Rules has been disposed ofy
 The President--It has not heen and the question will now be on the reee- tution es amended.
 Mir. o'Neai--rs that open to amend ment npwr
 ute and the amendment be referred to the Committee on Rules. That com. mittee can make the same investiga- ttO0 EnaL a GpeCl6i GoulkNlttCC CV0AAs
 Mir. Greer (Calhoun)--f make tho point of order that the rules win have to be suspended before that can Do done.
 The point of order was overruled and a vote being taken the motion to refer was lost by vote of % ayes to 71 noes. .l
 A further vote being taken the reso~ lution as amended was adopted.
 MT, deGraffenreid-T now move that the rules be suspended in order that the gentleman from CullmAn and from Walker may offer their resolutions.
 MT. drser (calhoun)--I withdraw my objection. .
 MT. Sanders-r object.
 A vote being taken the motion to suspd1d was carried by N to 13.
 Ind resolution No. 33e offered by Mir. solved that from and after the present week the services of hye pages of the Convention be dispensed with and that the President be directed to discherEe i've of the pages now in attendance up- on the Convention in order to save un- necessary expense.
 Mr. Sofer-I move . suspension of the rules and that that resolution ne put upon it's passage.
 MT, L.owe--I second the motion.
 Mir. psttus--As substitute I move that that resolution bs referred to the special committee to be appointed by the President
 Mr. Hsfiin (cnambers) rs)-would . mo- ton to table be in orderf
 The President-A motion to table . motion to suspend the rules would not be in order.
 A vote being taken the House re- fused to suspend the rules to immedi- ately consider this resolution and the Chair referred the resolution to the special committee to be appointed.
 The resolution of the delegate from walker was read as followA:
 Resolution No. 2ss. by Mir. Long of Walker.
 Whereas, there is too much expense attached to the running of the Con- vention. therefore. be 1t resolved. that c committee of five be raised to say who are orators and who aDe not or ators, and to aiiot to the orators q time during which each day they and one- half of the etenographers may repair to the Senate Chamber and there let the orators deliver themselves of their elo- ouence, and that the Convention pro- ceed to work during such time
 The President--That also will be re- ferred to the Committee of live on economies.
 Mir. Bethune--I have petition of Q large number of citizens which I ask unanimous consent to present and have read.
 The Presidant--The gentleman asks unanimous consent and the Chair hears no objection and the Clerk will read the petition.
 The petition was read as follovs: Petition No. 1s. introduced by Mir. D. S Bethune.
 To the Constitutional Convention: We. the undersigned. do most re- spectfully petition your honorable body to pass an ordinance requiring the elec- ton of Railroad Commissioners by the people, and that they be given more power. and be paid by the. State.
 A. E. Singleton, Mayor; N. B. Pow ell, 3. P. Powell. F. 3. EIaines, II. Well, R. J. Lawrence. T. J. Dean. w. S. Memfer, H. Harris. P Q. callam, R. L. Hobbs. H. P. Chappell. N g.. Pat F. Martin, G. A. Hunter, B. E. dr1der. J. W. ssaisonn. J. Y. Freeman. T. R. Martin, c. P. West, H. NJ. Martin. J. E. Firt. R. W. Wise, M. Cohn, Albion Hixon. C. II. Frankiin. T. H. Coleman, ". c. Wilson, JNB. Baumon, R. T. MoGirty, T. D. Miles, N. H. Fraser. J. s. Sellers. U. T.. Hightower. J. A. Hough. J. B. asif- feth, J. o. Carmichael, r. B. Miles. T. c. Lester. H. L. Lee. A. M. Cope. J. H. Harrison, l.. c. Ware. c. A. Hern, H. H. Hayes. W. H. Fuller. w. G. Lee, E. Troup Randle, Thos. H. Jones. J. T. Robertson, L. r. Travies. W. T. Hough, o. c. Moore, W. M. Stakely, H. c. chappeli. w. M. Cross ly, F. J. Carlisle, W. c. Allison, W. W! Johnston, J. E. Foster. L. w. Redd. J. A. Lynch, W. Rosenstheil, 1T. J. Rosensthefl, J. F. Payne, F. B. Mitchell, W. Al. Owen. J. A. Eidson. J. W. pruett, R. A. Bishop, r. N. McMillan, W. W. Bates, E. F. Me- Kinnon, J. D. Teagin, J. T. Flewelien. J. A. Fault Henry stierson, J. c. Mo- Andrew, J. w. Grossly. IT,, R. E. L.. Cope. Henry P. Blue & O.. J. H.. Rainer, A. H. Keller, 8. c. Gowan. R. J. Grady, J. H. Rainer, T. H.. Ciho1aton, A. D. Fielder, F. N. Mose- ly, C. E. Gholston. W. L. Mosely, J.. H. Branseomb, J. K Franklin, c. A.. Hightower, J. W. Dykes. S. P. 'aaln- CT, W. W. Rainer. ". 3. Cope. n. C. Dawson. T. U. Raslkin. W. H. wil- son, J. A. Wyly, Jr., F. Anderson. Mir. Sanders-I call for the regular order of business.
 Mir. Malone-I have 6 short petition. which ask unanimous consent to have read.
 There being no objection, the petit ton was read as follows: