The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-05

mot. On ordering the question to III;
third reading the House flrst killel
i the House substitute bill, and thel
took q direct vote on the proposition
= ether the toint resolution Shoo;;i;i,;; SShaoo;ii;
De ordered bits third reading or not
and on this an yea and nay vote wa,
necessary. which resulted.
Y cas- Speaker Smith, Aull, BAILEY
Banrks, arliSls, Barron, Bates, Beamguard
Bennett, Black, Boniar, Brown.
Bunch, Callison, Carwile, Coggeshall,
Colcock, Cutler, Davis, Dennis; De.
Yore, Doar, Doyle, Edwards, Edrd,
Ford, Fox, CASTOR, Cause, Glover,
Halle, Harrellson, Hendrix, ID. O.
Herbert, J.HE. Herbert, Hill, Hum.
phrey, James, Jarnegan, Johnson,
kibler, King, Kirby, Lanham, Leve.
rett, Lide, Lotion, Logan, Mccain,
McColl, Mace, Mahaffey, Mauldin,
Middleton, Minis, Morgan, Moss,
Nichols, Parnell, Patterson, Pearman,
Peurifoy, Pollock, Quick, Rainsford,
Rankin, Ready, Richards, Richard
son, Russell, Sarratt, Sinkler, Jere.
lniah Smith, w. O. Smith, Stackhouse,
Strong, Stuckey, Tatum, Towill,
'Traylor, Tribble, Walker, Whaley,
Wingard, Wingc, Wise, Wright, You
mans.
Nays-Aycock, Bass, Clifton,
Cooper, DeBruhl, DesChamps, Dou-
nald, Dorroh, Fraser, Haskell, Hin
ton, Holman, Irby, Kelley, Lancas-
/
Pyatt, Rawllnson, Seabrook, Thomas,
Toole, Wade, Wall, Webb, Williams.
1t is to be- noted that Richland,
Sumter, Aiken, Spartanburg and
Clarendon furnished most of the votes
against biennial sessions.
The bill failed to pass third read
Ing Wednesday morning when it was
first called up, but the matter was
reconsidered and on the second vote
the bill received the two thirds ma
jority required by the constitution.
When the vote was first taken there
were 70 in favor Of giving the bill It's
third reading and 81 opposed. Mr..
Coggeshall quickly changed his vote
to the minority as he wanted to be In
position to move a reconsideration.
This was done before the vote was
announced, and the vote as recorded
was IS to %. There were lS absen-
tees.
When the friends of the bill saw
that 1t bad not received the 83 votes
Necessary to its passage they immedi-
ately moved for reconsideration
through Mr.. Coggeshall. The point of
order was raised by MIR. Thomas that
motion to reconsider is not in order
as the bill had failed and that Is the
end of it.
The point of order was overruled.
but Mr. Moses made the further point
or order that 1T would require a two
thirds vote to reconsider. This, too,
was overruled and the house recon
sideredits action whereby it failed to
give the bill third reading and to or
der it enrolled as an act for ratihca-
tion.
Mr.. Pollock then moved to adjourn
THE: debate for Is minutes, which was
agreed to and In that time the friends
Of the bill went out into the commit
tee rooms and lobbies and brought In
several members who voted for the
Dill when it came up again at the ex-
piration Of Is minutes. The final
result was yeas 83 nays 26. Thus the
bill passed and now is awaiting sigma
ture before becoming a law. The
act will bear the name of Senator
Warren.
Those who voted in favor of the
bill were Hon. NJ. L. Smith, speaker,
and Messrs. Aull, Bailey, Banks, Bar
ron, Bates, Beamguard, Bennett,
Black, Bomar, Brown, Bunch, CALI
sion, Carwile, Coggeshall, Colcock,
Cutler, Davis, Dennis DeVore, Doar.
Bowling, Doyle, Edwards, Ehrd, Ford,
Fox, CASTOR, Cause, Halle, Harrell-
son, Hendrix, D. O. Herbert, j. f.
Herbert, Hill, Humphrey, James,
Jarnegan, Kibler, King, Laney, Ian
ham, Leverett, Lide, Lotion, Logan,
McColl, Mace, Mauldin, Middle.
ton, Minis, Morgan, Moss,
Nichols, Parnell, Patterson, Pearman.
Peurifoy, Pollock, Quick, Rainsford,
Rankin, Ready, Richards, Richard
son, Russell, Sinkler, Jeremiah Smith,
w. G. Smith, Stackhouse, Strong,
Stuckey, Tatum, Towill, Traylor,
iliooie, Wdiker; w naley, WlnRar0,
Wingo, Wise, Wright, Youmans- s-83.
Those who voted in the negative
are: Messrs. Aycock, Bass, Brooks,
Clifton, Cooper, DeBruhl, Deschanps,
Donnald, Fraser, Haskell, Hinton,
Holman, Irby, Kelley, Lancaster,
Lesesne, Magill, Potts, Pyatt, Raw.
linson, Sarratt, Tool, Wade, Wall,
Webb, Williams-26.
Those who added to the Affirmative
on the second ballot were Messrs.
CoRgeshall, Parnell, Richards.
'rribble, and Whalcy, who were not
voting on the first ballot.
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a Missouri boy puts 1t like this:
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Turns them round about and Bill puts