Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-03-21

w. p. Hall...... $780,. :
Robt. Wilson "A
Ihos. B English $500. 1890. ...............
Sterilng Price ...... ...... ...... :
Jonn ,. Phelps-s.. ..... ......--.. ...... >. Ia
Jonn 3: Henderson,. 800. ......... q
d D. Clark $500 ......-. -..... $500. 80.
A. H. Buckncr ...... 80. 800, I
Necessary 10 choice, 70.
There was much speechifying, principal.
!. about Mr.. Green. He was denounced
as secessionist, politically and debauchse
morally. The secessionists sifecte 10 dis.
believe the statements as 10 his moral stand.
ing, and urged that his defeat would cause
rejoicing on the part Of the Black Republi.
cans.
On Thursday, the ballo,irgs stood about
as follows:
Whole number OF votes cast, l56; neces.
sary TO choice, 70. Green. 60; Doniphan,
30; English, 30; scattering, 2.
On Friday, the balloling was continued,
Mr.. Green losing ground, as will be seen:
Whole number Of votes cast, l5S-pe.
cessary 10 choice so. Green, 81; Eng
lish, 90; Doniphsn, 40; scattering, 4.
Mr.. Green was telegraphed up TO Jeffer-
son, and made speech Friday night. The
correspondence of the Republican says the
speech Of Mr.. Green "was tame in the ex-
IRENE, eliciting moi one particle of enthu-
fIasm, end falling very far of his mark as q
pan of ability. will hazard the PROPOSE
pm, and leave it 10 the judgment of the en-
Q audience who heard him, that am
hrect. His friends felt it, and can only
nut it upon the plea that he was, as he sta.
ted in his commencement, anwelI. His
speech reflected nothing new, or presented
even old things effective; in Tact, there was
not man who takes his own county paper
but what has read the par agraphs he fesbly,
and that, too, in very feeble voice, uttered.
The fact is, 10 sum il up in word, it was
failure, and his presence this evening,
instead of Strengthening him, lost him IA
vor, and dissipated the enthusiasm of his
friends"
we append the vote on Friday:
House-For James S. Green-Messrs. Amenr,
Austin, Beal, Bennett. Briscoe, Claibourne,
Cloud, Conrow, Cunningham, DOagbertv, Deth-
erage, Freeman, Gatewood, Graham, Graves,
Hogan Hall, Hand, Hardin, Harris of Montgom-
cry, Hyer, Kennedy, Mcbride, McLonneIl, Mer-
rive ather, Moore Of Charlton. Moore Of Laclede,
Porter, Powell, Richardson Of Linn, Roberts of
Schuyler, Robinson, Shamboush, ,Shultz, TAYLOR,
Trollinger, Vance, Vest, Walker Of Cedar, Walt
man, Watkins, Weatherford, Williams OF Phelps,
Andrew, Speaker-44.
Thomas B. English-Messrs. Abernethy. Al
len, Ballou, Baughman, Bledsoe, Blount, Brown,
Buford, Caldwell of Perry, Lavender, Coste. De-
vol, Doyle, Duvall, Feltes, Gordon Of Boone
Hartman, Hicox, Jennings, Johnson, Lacey. La
than, Mclhaney, Mcguire, Miller, Moore of st.
Leuis, Murphy, Neil, Owens, Partridge, Peck
ham, Pollard, Price, Rhodes, Riley, Roberts of
Tut, Walker, Of Cooper, WEIGH of johnson,
White, Williams Of barnes, and Williams of
Hickory-46.
For A. w., Doniphan-Arnold, Ashbaugh,
Bsiiy, Brhannon, BoufwaEe, Boyd, Brock, Bur-
RS, Caldwell of Rails, Crow, Doehn, Doris, FRI
EIDE, Giddngs, Gordon of Lafayette, Green of
Hale, HrnnA, Harriss of Boone, Harris of Ma
of Washington. PARCELS, Randolph, Rathbun,
Scholl, Steele, Swink and Wyatt--32.
For Waldo P. Johnson-Mr. Morgan.
Fer Dewitt C. BalloL-Welch Of Lincoln.
For Sample Orr-Mr. Ellis. p
Absent on leave-Messrs. Byrd, Dale, Eads
and Woodside. -ts-.0
Absent-Richardson Of Miller.
Sick-Messrs. Campbell and Sheffield.
SEsArE.-For Mr.. Green-Messrs. Brown,
Churchill, Coleman, Frazier, Goodlet, Hallibur-
ton, Homer, liver, johnson, Lyday, Monroe,
Parsons, BrIton, Read, Stewart, Thompson and
Vernon-17.
For Mr.. Doniphan-M Me. srs Bell, Hardin, Nc
Infancy, Newland, Rains, Scott and Wilson.
For Mr.. English-Messrs. Byrne, Fox, Guliett,
Jones, sioris, o'Ne,l and Wright.
Whole number 1853; necessary TO a choice 80.
On Saturday ihs time Of the Joint Ses-
sion was consumed in debate without tax
ing ballot. The vote TO adjourn till Mon.
day was tie, Lieut.. Governor Reynolds,
who acts as Chairman Of the Joint Session,
gave The casting vote in favor Of adjourn.
ment. 1t was thought English would have
been elected, had ballot been taken. Sem
alors Scott, Johnson and Peytop, and Rep
resentatives McAfes, Price and Riley,
spoke during the session. Peyton, john
son and McAfee are secessionists, and came
off second best in the debate.
Saturday night The secessionists were in
caucus, and concluded to give Green one
more ballot, and then take up Waldo p.
johnson, secessionist. Z
Monday morning Senator Green's name
was Withdrawn, and Judge Waldo p.
Johnson was nominated. The morning
session was consumed IN debate chiefly in
reference 10 the position Of Judge johnson.
Finally, the roll was called, and the 18th
ballot was taken with the following result:
w. p. johnson, 81: A. w. DOniphsn, So;
T. B. English. a.; Jas. s. Green, 2. To-
tai, 145. Necessary TO a choice, %. No
choice. t& .s
During the first bsllOt many members
explained their positions. ,vs--4