, 1862-11-20
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribune.

Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
Sc. Louis. Nov. is, 1862.
An Emancipation Legislature seems to be
conceded ia this Stste, The Senate is put
down at two to- one Emancipation, and there
will be good workirg maj ority ~insthe HOUSE
of Representatives.
The Ia,;or gives the following members as
having been elected to the State Senate:
1, Frederick b1eunch, Emancipation.
q Geo. ". Anderson, do.
s. James A. Gordon, P,o*alayery.
4. Nm. T. Harrison, TO-.
&. Daniel agner, Emancipation.
g. John r. Sebree, Pro-s1aVery.
I. 4. L Gil=tEap. Emancipation.
s. Majcr Mccullough, Pro~slaTery.
9. JohR Sykcs, Emancipation.
&c. No 1etu1ns-probably Proslayery.
II. Col. Severance, do.
Is, Col John DoHiphan, Pro. slavery.
IS. ;: !: P!epse5y Euanelp.tion.
Il. II. r. G,aveuy, Er1snctpat1on.
IS Enane,pstiohist reported elsc:ed. A'
y. $. I. Edwards, Emancipation.
- Cyrus Il. Frost, do.
%. John aush, do.
s1 Potter Severance. Pre-slsvery.
P5 9n 5aF 5 ;M5cgGEmiek En'sneigsti0n.
- r. ". ilChVA% lTu"sAFe13s
This is an unexpected triumph, and it
cauEcs tie anttadminist1ation pro-slaYerY
press throughout the State considerable
| trouble. Ali at once it il discovered that so
! far as the Institution OF slavery is concerned,
the legislature OF Missouri is poTer!ess to do
t it evil. Strange discovery! For years aud
| years it nas been the rallying cry on the
stump in tic inlerior counties, and especially
SO during The last few years, that it anti
slavery men we're by any chance elected to
| any clice, from constable up, that slavery
would be endangered. Il anS tesr had besn
felt previous to the election thatt tile leg
islature could fall into the hands Of the Emau-
cipaticnists, hue and cry would have been
raised in every county, appealing 10 the praja-
dice Of pro-slsvery men to ward off the dan-
eur to the African Institution By defeating all
candidates friendly to it's abolition. The fact
is, the Missouri Republican, Jefferson City Ell.
arninsr, Columbia Statesman, and other pr3.
slavery ORGANS in this State, know that ths
legislature can materially abridge the pecu.
liar privileges Of Shareholders il they
choose, and bence their anxiety. There
seems to be great doubt about the
etatus Of the next Congressional delegation
known positively whether Blair has beater
Knox, OF vice verca ii the first distriet The
ae]syed Tote OF the soldiers is still preventing
: an o111cjal count. At present Blalr is about
: lS9 shead. In the second place it is no
known positively whether Moses P. Green
Emanc1ps zionist, or VIM A. Hall, Union Con
, | setyatige is elected in the Palmyra district
The Pa1myrs Courier fgu1es the official ant
reported votes of all the counties In th
district, and gives Hall 70l majority, whie!
e con hardly be Overcome by Col GloVeF's regj
4 ment low ut Ro1la. The heavy pro.slaver
counties Of Howard and Randolph, gave Hal
OVER ], eco majority, and though Green carsie
every other county In the district exceptin'
+ one, his naloritias we're not large enough t
overcome the ], 200 just mentioned.
The position Of Gen Ben. Loan, Of 81
Joseph. is also q matter Of doubt. Bot
i sides may claim him with great plausibllitl
+ The claims Of the emancipationists are base
4 | On Losn'6 srrest Of 1adge Orr at Jeiferso
4 City :o7 denounc;ng the Presidents pzoclan
a,fop, nzd u his threat to SGT Tree the slave
cf every secesfIoDsst ia Lafayette count
unless fourteen neESocs. rua Oil ~ GUS
% whackere, were returned. This is hard
l. eEcugh 70 bslance the claims Of the consery
tiyee, Loan Has cy1dens1Y not regarded,