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Rule in the Rules and Orders of the Senate, reported, that it is expedient to rescind the 14th Rule in the Rules and Orders of the Senate and to adopt the following as a substitute. | Rule in the Rules and Orders of the Senate, reported, that it is expedient to rescind the 14th Rule in the Rules and Orders of the Senate and to adopt the following as a substitute. | ||
No Resolve to which the concurrence of both Houses may be necessary, shall be finally passed without being twice read, nor shall such Resolve have a second reading, unless a time not less than one hour be assigned therefor, and before any such Resolve shall finally pass it shall be reported by the Committee for the examination of Engrossed Bills to be truly copied on paper from the original, and the title thereof read by the President. Read and accepted. | No Resolve to which the concurrence of both Houses may be necessary, shall be finally passed without being twice read, nor shall such Resolve have a second reading, unless a time not less than one hour be assigned therefor, and before any such Resolve shall finally pass it shall be reported by the Committee for the examination of Engrossed Bills to be truly copied on paper from the original, and the title thereof read by the President. Read and accepted. | ||
| − | Mr. Warren moved to reconsider the vote passed yesterday by which the Senate concurred with the House in the indefinite postponement of the order in relation to the North Eastern Boundary . Mr. Boutelle moved that tomorrow at ten o'clock be assigned for the consideration of the subject, which motion was negatived, whereupon a debate ensued, and before the question was taken, the Senate | + | |
| + | Mr. Warren moved to reconsider the vote passed yesterday by which the Senate concurred with the House in the indefinite postponement of the order in relation to the North Eastern Boundary. Mr. Boutelle moved that tomorrow at ten o'clock be assigned for the consideration of the subject, which motion was negatived, whereupon a debate ensued, and before the question was taken, the Senate | ||
Adjourned. | Adjourned. | ||
Attest Timo J. Carter. Secretary | Attest Timo J. Carter. Secretary | ||
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124 Rule in the Rules and Orders of the Senate, reported, that it is expedient to rescind the 14th Rule in the Rules and Orders of the Senate and to adopt the following as a substitute. No Resolve to which the concurrence of both Houses may be necessary, shall be finally passed without being twice read, nor shall such Resolve have a second reading, unless a time not less than one hour be assigned therefor, and before any such Resolve shall finally pass it shall be reported by the Committee for the examination of Engrossed Bills to be truly copied on paper from the original, and the title thereof read by the President. Read and accepted.
Mr. Warren moved to reconsider the vote passed yesterday by which the Senate concurred with the House in the indefinite postponement of the order in relation to the North Eastern Boundary. Mr. Boutelle moved that tomorrow at ten o'clock be assigned for the consideration of the subject, which motion was negatived, whereupon a debate ensued, and before the question was taken, the Senate Adjourned. Attest Timo J. Carter. Secretary