Page. Debate, forms and proprieties to be observed in the Speaker not allowed to engage in, except on points of if he rise to speak he must be first heard. 153-159 155 155 the Speaker may call a member by name for persistent 156 indecent language against the proceedings of the House 155 reviling, nipping, or unmannerly words against a member 155 a member may speak at every reading of a bill . 154 156 finished... violation of order in, to be suppressed by the Speaker.......... disorderly words to be taken down immediately 156 156 156, 157 157 be noticed in the other..... 157 the Speaker to interfere promptly to arrest disrespectful 158 where the private interests of a member are concerned in 158 Decorum (see Debate) 153-159 Defamatory publications breach of privilege.. 133 Disorder in Committee of the Whole, Speaker to resume chair if great.. Division of questions, discussed.... Doors, rule respecting their being closed... should not be shut, but be kept by persons appointed.. Duel, challenge to, breach of privilege 190, 191 159 159 133 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.......... may be corrected by a clause in another bill, or by a new Clerk may correct an error in delivering a message. Equivalent questions discussed Execution of subsisting order. A member has a right to insist on no debate or delay shall be had on the.. F. Felony, mode of proceeding on charge of treason, breach of the Page. 138 138 153 153 204 210 193 159 159 136, 137 159 Committee of the Whole cannot punish for disorder in... 157, 172 Hats, when to be taken off H. House, division of, how ascertained House of Representatives. (See Representatives.) I. 159 Impeachment, sketch of the law of Parliament respecting. 221-226 Inconsistent or incongruous amendments not suppressed. 186 Inquiry or accusation, common fame a ground for.... 149 Insist, question discussed upon amendments between the Houses. 205, 206 205 on execution of a subsisting order. A member may demand. Journal to contain a brief statement of every petition, paper, &c., titles of bills and parts affected by amendments to be in- what questions shall be entered on a record in law.. subject to examination.. directions as to making up. Page 213 213 213 214 214 213, 214 214 215 either House may notice and inspect Journal of the other. L. Largest sum, question first put, in filling blanks.. Lie on table, may be called up at any time, matters that. Majority decides on general questions... Members and officers of one House not amenable to the other 201 158 200 not to vote unless present when question was put .................. 200 158 may be heard, but must withdraw before a question is executive, to be made to both Houses at same time. bills not acted on, the House may be reminded of them.. to be read for information as often as desired by a member. 162 162 175-184 removed from before House by adjournment, &c. (see 192 N. Newspaper publications, defamatory, breach of privilege.... 0. Officers of either House, forms of nomination or election Onslow, Mr., his opinion of importance of rules... Order, violated by Speaker by not putting question.. Page 133 155 respecting papers (see Papers).... in debate (see Debate) disorderly words in committee to be taken down and re- a member's name may be called by the Speaker for disorder. decision of the Speaker on points of, may be controlled. motives of members not to be called in question......... if point arise while question is putting, Speaker to decide Order of business, propriety of adhering to the for the Senate.......... Order of the day, how and when to be called up. 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 exe- and without debate or delay. Order, question of, to supersede a question depending Order and resolution, distinction between Order, special, rules upon subject of .. Opposition to bill, proper time to make.... P. 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.... 144, 145 158 129 136 152 153 153 157 156 159 159 155 157, 172 201 150 151 159, 162 160 162 177 160 159 159 183, 184 163 160, 177 167, 196 153 153 174, 175 Page. referred, usually read by title..... Papers, reading of, to be put before the previous question to be left with conferees of the House granting the confer- ence relating to bills or amendments sent to the other House.. 184 175 208 204 other...... Petition and remonstrance, distinction Petition to be presented by a member-its form, &c.... 215 161 161 161 must go to committee through the House 161 161 Postpone indefinitely, quashes a question for the session.. President pro tempore to be chosen in the absence of the Vice-Presi- President of the United States, forms in presenting bills to.......... can an amendment be moved to main question cannot be put in Committee of the Whole Priority and precedence of motions, discussed.. of Senators and Representatives of the two Houses, cases of alleged breach of.......... of members must be ascertained at the peril of the party 136 of a member is the privilege of the House. 136 a member cannot waive his 136 is violated by Speaker not putting a question which is in 136 of one House in relation to the other, or in relation to a 137, 157 |