Rule. Pa. Postponed indefinitely, effect of question which is 40 59 34 58 116 76 49 60 9 47 President, rules to be observed in calling for infor- manner of presenting bills and resolutions to the [joint rule] manner of presenting joint addresses to the Printing of journals to be completed within 30 Printing of bills, joint rule relating to motions for extra numbers to lie one day Previous question, order of motion for rules relating to the 38-39 58 20 55 13 52 4 50 Private business to have preference on Fridays Privileged characters, to come within the hall, named Questions, manner of putting decorum to be observed during the putting of Quorum, fifteen members may compel the attend- 27 56 41 59 111 75 ance of a 50 61 Reading a paper, if objected to, rule respecting of motions to be at the pleasure of the house 42 59 Reports may be committed at pleasure 42 59 of committees, when to be made 17 53 to be made to Congress, Clerk to make a 91 72 Resolutions, when they may be submitted, &c. cannot be amended by adding other resolutions 43 59 17 53 to rise to put a question to have direction over the Hall Speaker to take the chair at the hour of meeting to have preference in speaking to order to decide questions of order to examine the journal to name member who is to speak to call members to order requiring assent of the Senate, to be laid on orders, votes, &c. requiring the President's ap- not to be presented to the President on last Riders, engrossed bills not to be amended by ed Secrecy, rule relating to Senate, all orders to be laid on the table one day, bills and resolutions, when to be read consider messages from messages to and from [joint rules] fees of the to be sworn to secrecy Sergeant-at-arms to be appointed, and duties of the to have direction over unappropriated rooms to sign acts, addresses, writs, subpoenas, &c. unless by consent of the Speaker's table, mode of disposing of business on Rule. Pa. Speaking, rules to be observed in the House 21 to 26 private discourse not to be entertained, nor is Speak, Speaker to designate the member who is first to no member to speak more than once or twice Capitol [joint rule] Stenographers may be admitted on the floor, &c. Taxes or duties, respecting the imposition of Unfinished business to have precedence, &c. Vote, no member to vote when interested, or with- 55 115 76 27 56 every member present shall vote unless excused 30 112-113 76 57 Voting, manner of who are to be excluded from if a member requests to vote, he is to be in- Witnesses, how to be subpoenaed 4 50 rule for compensating 120 77 Withdrawal of motions, rule respecting the Writs, subpœnas, &c. to be signed by the Speak- Writing, motions to be reduced to, if desired Yeas and Nays, when calling, no one to go near to be taken alphabetically a question is removed by should be two conferences before vote to of the session, all unfinished business falls 176 188 187 160 174 of the session, modes and manner discussed 188 to be declared by the Speaker 188 for more than three days, by concurrent votes 188 188 189 Amendment to Bills.-See also Bills. 134 may totally change the subject 154 if House choose to strike out a paragraph it cannot 154 a new bill may be engrafted on another 154 mode of proceeding on amendments between the 175, 178 made in Committee of the Whole, falls by a refer- ence proposed, inconsistent with one adopted, may be 136 153 |