Note Footnote 28 — Chapter XII · OF ORDER IN DEBATE.
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: “In the latter event, the member will rise, and addressing himself to the presiding officer, will say, ‘I rise to a point of order.’ When requested by the chair to state it, he will specify the thing he objects to. If the chair rules that the member is out of order in his remarks, and no appeal is taken from the decision, he will abandon the line of remark condemned, and, if permitted, proceed in order.