Committees may be revived by a vote.... may be discharged from instructions.. effect of a reference to, when a bill has been amended in Committee of the Whole..... Committee of the Whole, great matters usually referred to. may elect their chairman.... Speaker may resume chair if great dis- manner of doing business in, in Senate. 106, 107 proceedings in... 85, 102-104 88 137 Common fame a ground for proceeding...... must be asked by the House possessed of the papers. discussion of the nature and occasion of. Coexisting questions discussed ... 139 138 139, 140, 141 140 140 139, 140 125 89 82 97 Counsel may be heard on private bills and law points as the Count of the House may be called. (See Division of House)....... D. Debate, no one to speak impertinently, superfluously, or tediously... not cut off till both sides of the question be put forms and proprieties to be observed in . Debate, the Speaker not allowed to engage in, except on points of order... if he rise to speak he must be first heard. the Speaker may call a member by name for persistent Page. 93 93 94 indecent language against the proceedings of the House 93 reviling, nipping, or unmannerly words against a mem- a member may speak at every reading of a bill... proceedings of the House not to be censured.. a member not to be called by his name in.. motives not to be arraigned violation of order in, to be suppressed by the Speaker... disorderly words to be taken down immediately... the Speaker to interfere promptly to arrest disrespectful 96 where the private interests of a member are concerned in a question, he is to withdraw. Defamatory publications breach of privilege.. 96 Decorum. (See Debate).. Disorder in Committee of the Whole, Speaker to resume chair if great.. 92-97 73 87 should not be shut, but be kept by persons appointed... Duel, challenge to, breach of privilege... E. Elections, time, place, and manner of holding.. of members to be judged by each House.. Engrossed bills not to be looked into while in Speaker's hands.. Errors in a bill can not be corrected in Committee of the Whole without order of the committee ..... may be corrected by a clause in another bill, or by a new Secretary may correct an error in delivering a message.. Equivalent questions discussed Execution of subsisting order: A member has a right to insist on the... No debate or delay shall be had on the.. F. Felony, mode of proceeding on charge of treason, breach of the peace, or... Gallery, clearing of.. G. Committee of the Whole can not punish for disorder in. H. Hats, when to be taken off... House, division of, how ascertained.. House of Representatives. (See Representatives.) 199 97 107 97 130-134 I. Impeachment, sketch of the law of Parliament respecting. 151-155 120 88 Insist, question discussed upon amendments between the Houses. 137, 138 effect of vote to..... 137 on execution of a subsisting order. A member may. Interests are concerned, no member is to be present when a bill is under debate in which his private..... Journal, titles of bills and parts affected by amendments to be Page. inserted on...... what questions shall be entered on. a record in law subject to examination. directions as to making up either House may notice and inspect Journal of the other. L. Largest sum, question first put, in filling blanks..... 145 145 145, 146 146 145, 146 146 146 116 Lie on table, may be called up at any time, matters that 112 116, 117 M. Majority decides on general questions. Members and officers of one House not amenable to the other... must vote when question is put.. not to vote unless present when question was put.. must withdraw when questions concerning themselves may be heard, but must withdraw before a question is Memorial. (See Petition.) Messages cannot be received in Committee of the Whole.. between the Houses-subject of, discussed.... Executive, to be made to both Houses at same time.. when they may be received. forms in receiving. errors in their delivery may be corrected.. bills not acted on, the House may be reminded of them. Minority protected by adherence to rules. . Motion not to be put or debated until seconded. to be put in writing, if desired... to be read for information as often as desired by a member. removed from before House by adjournment, etc. (See N. Newspaper publications, defamatory, breach of privilege.... O. Officers of either House, forms of nomination or election. of one House not amenable to the other.. Onslow, Mr., his opinion of importance of rules.. Order, violated by Speaker by not putting question. in Parliament "instances make order". respecting papers. (See Papers)....... in debate. (See Debate).... disorderly words in committee to be taken down and Page. 73 94 83, 84 96 69 76 91 91, 92 92 a member's name may be called by the Speaker for disorder. decision of the Speaker on points of, may be controlled.. it peremptorily. 133 Order of business, propriety of adhering to the. 89 for the Senate.... 89-91 Order of the day, how and when to be called up. 97 98 may be discharged at any time.. cannot be moved while member is speaking.. Order of the House, determined with the session... a member of the House may insist on the and without debate or delay. Order, question of, to supersede a question depending. Papers and journals not to be removed from Clerk's table.... Papers, rules respecting their preservation.. reading of, how far they may be called for. reading of, to be put before the principal question.. 91 91, 92 109, 110 117 |