Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-08

dmisvii, johnson, Leeper, Linton, Long, war
vim, Maupin, Nc Clurg, Mccormack. Nc DowelI,
Pomeroy, Rankin, Rowland, Scott, Shackelford
Of st. Louis; Smith Of Linn, Smith Of st. Louis
Stewsrt, IindalI, Turner, WEIGH, Voolfolk.
Vanhuskirk, Zimmerman, and Mr.. President.
Noss-Messrs. Bartlett, Bass, Bsst, Doniphan
Donnell, Drake, Dunn, Flood. Gvsps, CORN
Hough, Howell. Hudglns, Knott, Marmaduke
Matson, Mos, Pipkin, Ray; Sawyer; Saysr, Wal.
Ter, Woodson, Wright.
The Second division. rafatiis The seats
of General Assembly Of Missouri, was then
adopted, by ayes 81, noes %. as fallows:
!, AYEs-AIIen, Birch, Bogy, Breckenridge
Brosdhead, Bridge, Bush, Collier, Douglas, Fit.
zen. Foster, Gamble, CAN'T, GraveIly, Hall Of
Buchanan, Hall of Randolph, Henderson, Hen.
bricks, Hitchcock; Holmes, How, Irwin, IsbeI
Jackson, Janison, John son, eeper, Linton, Long
Marvin, Msnpln, MeClurg, Mccormack, Nc.
Doweli, MeFerran, Meyer, Morrow, Orr. Phil
lips, Rowland, Scott, Shackelford of St. LOUIS,
Smith Of Linn, Smith OF st. Louis, Stew art, lin.
dali, Turner, WEIGH, Voolfolk. vahbuskirk,
Zimmerman and Mr.. President--52.
NeEs-Bsrilett, Bass, Bast, CaYce, Donlphan,
Donneil, Dfake, Dunn, Erayser, Flood, Gfyens
CORN, Hoyh, Howell, Hudgins, Knott, Mar.
nadahe, Matson, Moss, NOEL, Pipkn, Rankin,
- ssS"'~'eNJ"' "aAiei, "ooosons WiiSnt,
The secnnd section appointing provision
al Governor, &c.. and ordering election on
first MONDAY IN November was adopted BY
ayes 81, nays "a. =
The balance OF the report was then adop.
ted without any change, save an amend.
ment in hs manner Of holding The cleo
tion which now reads according to the e.
lection Of The Slate-ofsred by Mr.. Broad.
head. l.ae t-
JEFFERSON CITY, JUL 81.
The Convention met at the usual hour.
Alter tie adoption of several resolutions
insirucling the Auditing Committee to pay
certain oiicets and employees, the Conveh.
tion, on notion Of Mr.. HAIL of Randolph,
proceeded 10 the election Of Governor and
other Slste officers.
Mr.. HALL nominated The Hon. HAxrL.
TON r. GAMBLE for the Office Of Governor.
No dhsr nomination being made, bal
lol was had with the following result:
FoR GAMBLt-Messrs. Allen, Birch, .EogS,
Breckinndge, Broadhesd, Bridge, Bush, C, wee
Collier Doniphan, Donnell, Douglas, Drake,
Dunn; Eizen, Flood, Foster, CAN'T, Ovens, CO.
rim, Graselly, Hall Of Buchanan, Hall OF RAN
doiPh, Henderson, Hendricks, Hitchcock, Holmes
How, Hsweli, Irwin, IsbeIl, Jackson, Jsmison,
Marvin, Maloan, Naupin, Nc Clufg, Mccormack
Nc Dowsll, Nc Ferran, Meyer, Morrow, Moss,
NOEL, On, Phillips, Pomeroy, Rankin, Ray,
Rowland Sawyer, Sayer, Scott, Shackeiford Of
St. Louis, Smith Of Linn, Smith Of st. Louis,
Stew art, Tindall, Turner, WEIGH, Van Buskirk,
Zimmerman, and Mr.. President-6S.
ABsENr- Aessrs. Bartlett. Brown Calhoun,
Chenault Comingo, Crawford, Gamble, Hardin,
Hatcher, Hill, Holt, Hough, Kaott, Long, Nor
ton, Redd, Ritchey, Ross, Shackeltord OF How
ard. Shedey, Watkins and Wilson--22
ExcuHD-lMessrs. Bass, Bast, Frazier, Hud-
gins, Piptin, Waller, Woodson, Wright-8.
Mr.. CANDLE was Ihereuyon declared
duly elected temporary. Governur. j..
Mr.. WooDsoS expIained--It would at.
ford hin great pleasure TO vote for Mr..
Gamblsfor any Office in. the gilt of the peo-
pie, bulinasnuch as he denied the right Of
the CoIyentipn TO create thi. vacancy lie
must be-. 10 be excused. H.. p.
Mi. NnIsHr said: There 10 no, man in
the ilnts Of the State. upon whom / would
more readily confer The impor,sn, trust
whichmust devolve upon a Chief Exrcu
tive. BY all the habiiudes, OF his mind, by
the sosriety of his intellect, By he s,aid 80
lIdiiy II his judgment, by the Lnsia.aei
puriiyof his moral character, know no
man il the limits Of The State who chsllen
gss nme my unqualified approba,ion than
Hamilton R. Gamble, but | do :inot think
we mare power TO create the ctfce, aud
thereime ask you 10 excuse the.
MIR. HuDelss made some remarks Of o
similar import.
Nonihul:ons for Lieuensn, Govtranr be.
ing in order, Mr.. Rowland nominated the
Hon. Willard P. Hall, of Buchanan. No
other aoininstion was made. and Mr.. Hall
was elected by the following vote:
YEAs-Allen; Birch, Bosy, Breckenridge,
Broadhead, Bridge, Brown. Bush, C.yce, Col
lier, DmiPhsn, Donnell, Douglass, Dunn, Eitzen,
Flood, Foster, Can't, Owens, CORN, GfsveIly,
Hall Of Randolph, Henderson,, He ,dricks, Hitch
cock, Eolmes, How, Irwin, Isbeli, Jackson, jam
ison, Johnson, Kidd, Lcep.r, Lincoln, Marvin,
Msupin. Nc Ciurg, McCornack, Nc Dowell, Nc.
Ferran, Meyer, Morrow. Moss, NOEL, Orr, Phil
lips, pmeroy, Rankin, Ray, Rowland, Scott,
Sisckefore Of St. Louis, smith Of Linn. Smith
of ST. touis, Stewart, iTIndaii, snirrisr, WEIGH,
Van Bdhkirk, Zimmerman, M. Prrsideat--63.
ExcEsEp-Me-srs. Bass, Bast, Frazier. Hudg-
ms, Msmaduke, Matson, Pipkin, Sawyer, Ssyer,
Walles Woodson, Wright,
Mr.HALL vas declared duly elected
tempoisry Lieutenant Governor. 80. er
AiiG the vo.e had been taken.
Mr.; Howell said-Mr. President, /
have csnstsn'ly and honesty opposed the
course inauguraied by thi. Convention,
fearing that it would not successfully meet
the emergency NOW existing in tbe State.
b,!t as large and overwhelming majority
of the Convention has differed with me,
and desire TO inlerpose no fsciious oppo.
siiion whatever, but TO give them q fair
opportunity 10 accomplish all they possibly
can, / will vote Tor the office of Lieutenant
Governor. therefore ask permission that
nv nams be recorded for Mr.. Hall.
Mr.. BOWELS name was so recorded.
o. Nominsions for Secretary of State being
in order. Mr.. Turner nominated the Hon.
Mordecsi Oliver, of Springfield. -
Mr.. 0LIvEa was elected by about The
sam. vote cast for Governor and Lieutenant
Governa.
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