CONFERENCES, common to have two before vote to adhere, 196 cannot alter anything upon which the House have agreed, 189 discussions of the nature and occasion of, 189 report of, cannot be amended or altered, 189 papers left with conferees of House agreeing to, 199 when, by which House, and what stages to be asked, 198 CO-EXISTING QUESTIONS, discussed, 180 COUNSEL, may be heard on private bills and law points, 156 COUNT OF THE HOUSE, may be called, 190 (See DIVISION OF THE HOUSE.) COVERED, when members are not to be, 182 D. DEBATE, no one to speak impertinently, superfluously or tediously, 159 not cut off till both sides of the question are put, 186 forms and proprieties to be observed, 158 the Speaker not allowed to engage in, except on points of order, 159 proceedings of the House not to be censured, 159 personalities to be prohibited, 160 motives not to be arraigned, 160 violation of order in, to be suppressed by the Speaker, 160 disorderly words not noticed until the member has finished, 161 DEBATE, disorderly words, when taken down, 161 proceedings of the House not to be noticed in, 159 members concerned or implicated by the subject of, ought to withdraw, 162 DECORUM, points. (See DEBATE.), 158 DEFAMATORY PUBLICATIONS, breach of privilege, 143 DISORDER in Committee of the Whole, Speaker to resume the chair, if great, 154 DISORDER, members creating, proceedings, 160 DISORDERLY WORDS, how and when taken down, 161 DIVISION of the House, practice in ascertaining, 190 of questions discussed, 185 DOORS, rule respecting their being closed, 163 ought not to be shut, to be kept by persons appointed, 163 DUEL, challenge to, breach of privilege, 141 E. ELECTIONS, time, place, and manner of holding, 146 of members to be judged by each House, 147 ENGROSSED BILLS, not to be looked into, 158 ERRORS, cannot be corrected in Committee of the Whole, 153 various modes of correcting, 153 clerk may correct his own, 200