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or negative, a Motion of re-consideration shall be in order, if
made by one Member and seconded by two others who voted
in the majority, within three days of actual .session, after the
decision; but should a Bill, on its final passage, bo declared
rejected merely nor the want of a Constitutional majority, the
Motion for re-consideration may be made by one Member and
seconded by two others who voted in either the affirmative or
negative; and no Motion for re-consideration shall be post-
poned or laid on the table.
XXX.
Petitions, Memorials, and other Papers addressed to the
House, shall he presented by the Speaker, or by a Member in
his place; and the object of all Petitions and Memorials shall
be endorsed on the back, and entered on the Journal.
XXXI.
The unfinished business in which the House was engaged
at the preceding adjournment, shall have the preference in
the Orders of the Day; and no Motion or any other business
shall be received without the special leave of the House, until
the former is disposed of.
XXXII.
Any fifteen Members (including the Speaker, if there be
one.) shall be authorised to compel the attendance of absent
Members.
XXXIII.
Every Committee shall have leave to report by Bill or oth-
erwise.
XXXIV.
No Committee shall sit, during the sitting of the House,
without special leave.
XXXV.
On an election to any office or trust or profit, no ballot, shall
be counted, unless the person for whom it be given, be nomi-
nated to the House before the balloting he commenced, except
as may be otherwise provided for by the Constitution.
XXXVI.
When a blank is not filled up, and different sums, numbers,
or times shall he proposed, the question shall be taken on the
largest sum, or number, and on the longest time.

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