Senate, compensation to be ascertained by law
privileged from arrest

not questioned for any speech or debate
shall not be appointed to office
Senator shall not be elector

Senators and Representatives, election of, how
prescribed

Slaves, their importation may be prohibited after
1808

escaping from one State to another, may be
reclaimed

granting letters of marque

coining money

ng bills of credit

making any thing a tender but gold and

silver coin

passing bills of attainder ex post facto laws,
or laws impairing contract

granting titles of nobility

laying duties on imports and exports
laying duties on tonnage
keeping troops, or ships of war, in time of

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peace

entering into any agreement or contract
with another State, or a foreign power
engaging in war
States, new, may be admitted into the Union
may be formed within the jurisdiction of
others, or by the junction of two or more,
with the consent of Congress and the
Legislatures concerned

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State Judges bound to consider treaties, the
constitution, and the laws under it, as
supreme

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State, guarantied a republican form of govern-
ment; protected by United States
Supreme Court-See Court-and Judiciary
Suits at Common Law, proceedings
Tax direct according to representation

shall be laid only in proportion to census
Tax on exports prohibited
Tender, what shall be a legal
Territory, or public property, Congress may
make rules concerning

Test, religious, shall not be required
Titles.-See Nobility.

Title, from foreign State prohibited
Treason, defined

two witnesses, or confession necessary for
conviction

punishment of, may be prescribed by Con-

gress

Treasury, money drawn from only by appropria-

tion
Treaties, how made

the supreme law

State cannot make

Vacancies, happening during the recess may be
filled temporarily by the President
in representation in Congress, how filled
Veto of the President, effect of, and proceedings

on

Vice President of the United States.

to be President of the Senate

how elected

amendment

shall, in certain cases, discharge the duties
of President

may be removed by impeachment

Vote of one House, requiring concurrence of the

other

War, Congress to declare

Warrants for searches and seizures, when and
how they shall issue, 4th amendment
Witness, in criminal cases, no one compelled to
be against himself, 5th amendment
Weights and Measures, standard of
Yeas and Nays entered on Journal

INDEX,

TO THE

RULES OF THE SENATE OF THE U. STATES.

COMPILED BY AN OFFICER OF THE SENATE.

Absence, from the Senate, not allowed without leave
without leave, in cases of, the Serjeant-at-arms
may be sent

Address to the President, how to be presented (joint

rule)

Adhere, effect of a vote in the two Houses to (joint

rule)

Adjournment, motion for, has precedence
Admission on the floor, the persons entitled to
Amendments to a resolution to amend the Consti-
tution, carried by a majority

to bills on which the two Houses disagree,
conference upon (joint rule)

Appeal allowed from the decision of the President
Bills may be introduced upon one day's notice
shall be read twice before amendment or re-

ference

reported, shall be printed

shall receive three readings on different days
on second reading, considered as in Commit-
tee of the whole

proceedings on, at different stages

titles of, only, and parts affected by amend-
ments, inserted on the journal

engrossed, how examined, reported and entered 33
on their passage to be on paper (joint rule)
to be enrolled on parchment after passing the
two Houses (joint rule) see engrossed bills

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