RECEDE, questions discussed, 196 effect of a vote to, 196 RECOMMITMENT, effect of, 170, 194 RECONSIDERATION of bills, orders, instructions, etc., 194 questions requiring two-thirds, by whom may be moved, 194 REMONSTRANCE AND PETITION, distinction, 164 REPORT of Committee, how to proceed in House, 170 of one House not to be read in the other, 174 REPRESENTATIVES, apportionment of, since 1787, 148 qualifications of, 147 REPRESENTATIVES, HOUSE OF, of whom composed, 147 shall choose their Speaker and other officers, 151 powers of in reference to rules and conduct of its members, 158 RESOLUTION AND ORDER, distinction, 165 to pay money, in order, 165 when to be presented for approval, 202 RIDERS, amend engrossed bills by, 189 RULES and orders of each House, to what cases they shall apply, 156 S. SECTIONS, numbered by the Clerk, 185 SENATE, of whom composed and how classed, 147 the Vice-President to be the President, 151 shall choose their officers, etc., 151 power of, in relation to rules and the conduct of members, 158 equal division, determined by vote of the Vice-President, 193 adjournment of (see ADJOURNMENT), 203 session of, what constitutes, 205 SESSION, what constitutes, 204, 205 SPEAKER, manner of choosing, 151 absence of, from sickness, another chosen, 151 violates order by not putting question, 145 Clerk puts question, before election of, 151 may be removed at will of House, 152 not to speak unless to order, 159 reads sitting, rises to put question, 173 cannot refuse an amendment, inconsistent, 182 SPEAKER to decide points of order that arise in putting questions, promptly, may ask advice of old members, 193 SPECIAL ORDERS. (See ORDERS.) SPEECH, cannot read of right, 174 STRIKE OUT, paragraph may be perfected before question to, 183 STRIKE OUT AND INSERT, discussed, 183, 184