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Rur,-K 7 .—After any question, except one of indefinite postponement, has been
decided, any member may move a reconsideration thereof, if done in two weeks
after the decision. A motion for reconsideration the second time, of the same
question, shall not he iti order at any lime.

RUXE S,— A liy tw o members m ay call for a division o f a ^nestlon, -wheti the
same w ill adm it o f it.
R.UXE 9.— The President, or any member, m ay ca'l a rnsmtwr to order while
speaking, w hen the debate must be suspended, and the m em ber take his scat
until the question o f order is decided.
R ums io.—ThePresidetitshall preserve order and decorum ; may speak to points
oforderin preference to other members; and shtill decide all questions of order, sub­
ject to ?.u appeal to the,society by any member, on which appeal no person shall
speak but the President and the member called to order,
Ru:m. 1 1.—>To motion or proposition on a subject different from that under
consideration shall be admitted under color of an amendment,

12.—No addition, alteration or amendment to the Constitution. T?y-T,Hws,
etc., shall be acted u]K-m, except in accordance with the Constitution.
R.UI.E IJ.—No nomination shall be considered. as made until seconded.
R u of 14.- The President, shall sign all proceedings of the meetings.
Rur,i? 15.—No member shall vote by proxy,
R rtii 16.—Xo motion shall be withdrawn! by the mover unless the second
withdraw his second,
Uvr/rf 77.—No extract from any hook shall be read consuming more than Jive
jni tm tea,
Rt’LB 18.—No motion for adjournment shall be iti order until after nine
o'clock.
R ut,]; 19.— E very motion shall be reduced to writing, should the officers o f the
society desire it.
Rur.iv '20.—An amendment to an amendment in in order, but not to atnetid an
amendment to an amendment o: a main question.
Rur,*; 2 1.—The previous question shall be pul. in this form, if seconded by a
majority of the members present: Shall the main question b<± p u t?” If de­
cided in the affirmative, the main question is to be put immediately, atidall further
debate or amendment must be suspended.

Ruui 22.--Members not voting shall be considered as votingiu the affirmative,
unless excused by the society.
RlJE,li2^.—Any member offering ri protest against any of the proceedings of
this society may have the same, if, in respectful language, entered in full upon the
minutes.