Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

lutions Of Mr.. Hill out Of order.
Mr. Hill appealed.
After some discussion BY Mr.. Jack
son. of H., in opposition to The decision
of the chair, and Messrs. Miller and
Jones. of F., in support of ii. the joint
session adjourned I'LL two o'clock, p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
On taking the chair, the Presiden, an.
nounced that, when the joint session
adjourned. the question was the appeal
taken by the gentleman from Cape
Glrardeau. Mr.. HILL. He read from
Jefferson's Manuel The rule read by Mr..
jackson. before adjournment. and CON
tended that i, did not apply.
Mr.. Jackson replied that he was
wholly indifferent as To points of order,
except so far as TO preserve order.
he would remind the chair of the
course given to the resolution offered
on Saturday, by Dr. King. The chair
did not then decide The resolution out
of order
After some further discussion on the
point of order, by Messrs. jackson uf
Howard. Stewart, HiIl and Hunter, ln
opposition TO the decision Of the Presi.
dent, and Messrs. Leslie, King. Ste.
phenson, Jones of f., Miller and the
President, in support Of It--Mr Allen
of 81. Charles, moved TO lay the reso>
luton and appeal on the table.
Mr.. Hill remarked that he offered the
resolution in good faith, and would
withdraw them. as he did not anticipate
so much opposition.
Objection being made, the question
REQUIRED on the motion 10 lay on the
table. Hill declined Withdrawing his
resolutions.
The question was then taken on lay
ing the appeal on the table, and decided
in The negative, ayes 81. noes g.
Mr.. Allen of ST. Charles, having
Withdrawn his motion to lay on the Ia.
BILE, the question REQUIRED on the appeal
of Hill from the decision of the chair,
and the chair was sustained.
Mr.. Hill, on leave, withdrew his res.
oulions.
On motion the original resolution
was laid on the able.
The Joint session then proceeded to
the 23d ballot: Benton SO; Geyer 63;
Green 81; Wells |.
MIR. Kennelt offered a resolution TO
adjourn until Saturday next, at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Kelly offered substitute that
the Joint session take recess until the
first Saturday in February. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Young moved to amend by pro.
viding that hereafter they will meet a,
, o'clock on Mondays and Fridays, un-
Ill an election is accomplished.
Mr.. Campbell moved to lay it on the
table; lost.
Mr.. Brosdhead offered as substi'
tute, tha, the joint session take a recess
until 10 o'clock tomorrow, and if no
election be had on the second ballot,
to dissolve the joint session; and sup
ported The same with considerable
spirit, in which he gave wide limit to
The iniimaiion that Mr.. Kennetrs reso-
luulion TO adjourn had reference to the
Bank election on Monday next.
Mr.. Kennel called him 10 order.
The President decided him in order.
Mr.. X. appealed and the decision
was sustained.
Mir. Crockett submitted some re.
marks, disclaiming any intention of dra
goohing members, as had been charged
by a gentleman on his left, Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. c. replied, that he had been
wholly Inexperienced. He denied
the charge of dragooning
agains, any member, as had been i'm
puled to him.
On motion. the joint session adjourn
ed till tomorrow morning, al 10
o'clock.
The angry character Of the debate
this evening, on the motion OF Mr.. heh-
melt, in which several Wings. for The
first time. took part, begins to render
il uncertain whether there will ne an
election of Senator. In that case,
there will likely be but four other Off
GERS elected.
The Supreme Court assembled in the
Capitol this morning. All the Judges
present. A number of lawyers from
the neighboring counties are in attend
ance.
The testimony in the case of the two
Sacs and Fox Indians, indicted before
the u. s. District Court, for the mur'
der of Mr.. Colburn, was concluded on
Saturday. The argument fol the de-
fence was commenced this morning, by
Graiz Brown. Esq.
DR.. Burtis, Benton, left this morn.
ing for bis residence in Lafayette
He did intend to resign, have under.