BILLS SENT TO THE OTHER HOUSE.
$All bills passed in the Senate, shall before they are sent to the
House of Representatives, be examined by the committees respectively who
brought in such bills, or to whom the same have been last committed in
Senate.--_Rule_ 23.$
A bill from the other House is sometimes ordered to lie on the table.--2
_Hats._ 97.
When bills, passed in one House and sent to the other, are grounded
on special facts requiring proof, it is usual, either by message, or
at a conference, to ask the grounds and evidence; and this evidence,
whether arising out of papers, or from the examination of witnesses, is
immediately communicated.--3 _Hats._ 48.