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The presentation and disposition of petitions, memorials,
applications and other papers.

Orders.

Leaves to introduce bills.

Resolutions.

Reports of Standing Committees,

Reports of Select Committees.

Resolutions entitled to a second reading.

Bills entitled to a second reading.

Bills entitled to a third reading.

VI.

When the regular order for the bills on the second and third
reading shall come up, the title of all such bills shall first be
announced seriatim by the Clerk, Unless otherwise ordered by
the Senate.

VII.

Every Senator who shall deliver his opinion, submit a
motion, or speak in debate, shall rise and address himself to
the President.

VIII.

No Senator in debate, shall name any other by his proper
name, but shall designate him in some other mode.

IX.

No Senator shall speak more than once upon any subject,
until every other Senatoi wishing to speak shall have spoken.

X.

If two or more Senators shall rise at the same time to
speak, the President shall determine which is entitled to the
floor.

XI.

If any Senator shall be called to order by the President, or
by any Member, he shall take his seat until it shall be deter-
mined whether he is in order or not; and all questions shall
be determined in the first instance by the President without
debate; but any member shall have a right to appeal from
his decision to the judgment of the Senate.

XII.

Every Bill and every Resolution shall be read on three
several days, unlese it shall be read by special order, upon the
assent of three-fourths of the members of the Senate.