CUSHING'S MANUAL.
CONTAINING
RULES of PROCEEDING and DEBATE
OF
DELIBERATIVE ASSEMBLIES.

A Complete Guide for Instruction and Reference in all Matters pertaining to the Management of Public Meetings according to Parliamentary Usages.

BYREVISED BY
LUTHER S. CUSHING.FRANCES P. SULLIVAN.

The contents embrace the following subjects:

Adding of Propositions.
Adjournment.
Amendment.
Apology.
Assembly, Deliberative.
Assembling.
Blanks, filling of.
Chairman, preliminary election of.
Committees.
Committee of the Whole.
Commitment.
Communications.
Consent of the assembly.
Contested Elections.
Credentials.
Debate.
Decorum, Breaches of.
Disorderly Conduct.
Disorderly Words.
Division.
Elections and Returns.
Expulsion.
Floor.
Forms of Proceeding.
Incidental Questions.
Introduction of Business.
Journal.
Judgment of an aggregate body.
Lie on the Table.
List of members.
Main Question.
Majority.
Members.
Membership.
Motion.
Naming a member.
Officers.
Order of a deliberative assembly.
Order of business.
Order, rules of.
Order, call to.
Orders of the Day.
Organization.
Papers and Documents.
Parliamentary Law.
Parliamentary Rules.
Petitions.
Postponement.
Power of assembly to eject strangers.
Preamble.
Precedence.
President.
Presiding Officer.
Previous Question.
Privileged Questions.
Proceedings, how set in motion.
Punishment.
Quarrel between members.
Question.
Quorum.
Reading of Papers.
Reception.
Recommitment.
Reconsideration.
Recording Officer.
Recurrence of Business.
Reports of Committees.
Reprimand.
Resolution.
Returns.
Roll.
Rules.
Secondary Questions.
Seconding of motions.
Secretary.
Separation of propositions.
Speaking.
Speaking member.
Speech, reading of, by member.
Subsidiary Questions.
Suspension of a rule.
Transposition of proposition.
Vice-President.
Voting.
Will of assembly.
Withdrawal of motion.
Yeas and Nays.

In addition to the above this volume contains
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

208 Pages. Bound in paper, 25 cents; bound in cloth, gilt back, 50 cents.

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