Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17

ran, Newland, Parsons, Richardson, Rob
inson, Vernon-l3.
| The bill establishing a State Normal
School, was postponed to November.
On the 9th, in the Senate, after the pass
age Of numerous private bills, great por-
tion of the day was consumed in discussing
a bill relative TO the county court OF Barton
county: the bill was laid over I'LL fall.
The Senate refused to take UP the Strip
Rail Road Bill" Ayes II, Noes Is.
A Hohse bill, establishing State Road
from Renick to Bunker Hill, in Howard,
passed.
The House passed Senate bill establish
ing State Road from Glasgow TO Mar
shall. Also an act to incorporate Howard
Female College, at Fayette. The free ne
gro bill was taken up, discussed very gen.
orally, and very extensively, as the negro
question always is, and passed by the fol.
lowing vote:-
AyEs-Messrs. Abney, Ament, Ander-
son, Anthony, Baker, Barkley. Barnes. Bo-
as, Boulware, Bowles, Boyd, Brscoe, Bur-
den, Burgess, Caldwell. Chiffon, Clark, Con.
way, Cordell, Crandall, Cravens, Cunning
ham, barnes, Davis of Buchanan, Davis of
Nodaway, Day, Deatherage, Dent, Dillon,
Duval, Dyer, Edgar, Enloe. Farris, Ferry,
Gideon; Glascock, Gooch, Gorham, Ora
tiott; HALEY. Hardin of Galloway, Harris Of
Montgomery, Hunter, Jackson, Jameson,
Jones OF Marion, Jones of Webster, Keyser,
King of St. Charles, Knott. hampton. Len
OK, Letcher, Mcllhany, McSpadden, Moore,
Munro, Moulder, O'Fallon, Parks, Par
sons, Peers, Pilkington, Pitt, Polk, Prilch-
ard, Pulliam, Rayburn, Riley, Rives, Rob
erts Of Schuyler, Simpson, Smith, Stone,
Sirachan. Tate, Taylor of Lawrence, Tur.
ner OF Clinion, Walker of Cedar, White,
Wilcox, Wommack, Woodward, wager,
York, Young and Mr. Speaker-S9.
NoEs-Messrs. Blackwood, Bowlin, Cow
gill, Cox, Ellis, Guitar, Hampton, Harris of
Boone, Higgins, Hines, Hudgins, McAIis-
Ter, McGaueh, Mcguire, Mitchell. Murphy,
Nevill, Owens, Pollard, Roberts OF DeKab,
Robertson, Shields, Silton, Taylor of La
faye,te, Turner of ST. Louis, Walker of
Cape Girardeau, Mailman, Welch and
Woolsey-29.
The Senate, on The 10Th, passed a bill
making County School Cpmmis sioner, elect
i've.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail Road
bill was passed, the objections of the Gov
9 nor TO the contrary notw tbs anding, yeas
/ %, noes 5.
The House passed the Senate bill, 10 tax
and license merchants. The bill ineorpo-
rating the Bruins wick and Lacede Railroad
Company was passed.
| On the llth, The Senate refused, BY
vote Of % to 4, 10 grant $500 600 State aid
to the Pacifc-to be expended during the
recess.
A substitute bill for the Platte Country
Rail Road bill was offered by Mr.. Wilson,
and passed: the bill reorganizes the whole
line, and names Kansas City and St. Joseph,
as points.
House bill Incorporating Weston and ST.
Joseph Railroad Company, passed.
In TIE House, on the lth, the bill ap-
propriatine $500000 to complete the North
Missouri Road, below the junction, was de-
fea,ed, Ayes 81, Noes 56-a close vote,
and one which leave, the road without any
aid.
The revenue ill was postponed till fall,
sc 10 Al.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
bill, vetoed by the Governor, was called up.
The vote stood, Ayes 80, Noes 45-a ma
joriiy Of the members not voting in the az
firmalive, the bill was lost.
The Senate bill reducing the salary of
Bank Commissioner, 10 So, 900, was prss-
ed, Ayes so, Noes 10.
On Saturday, 18th, the Senate drscu ssed
a bill giving the poll Tax Of St. Louis TO the
volunteer companies: it was postponed till
Fall. The free negro bill OF the House was I
up all the afternoon, and the negro question
was fully discussed: this bill also went over
10 the Fall Session.
Nothing ofgeneral interest was done in
the House.
A bare quorum remained over ill Mon
day. when both Houses adjourned till No
vember.
Plank Road from Huntsville to Allen.