, 1863-09-03
Ubifago Qribl11re.
FROM ST. LOUIS,


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The miiiiarT Commissio1s.
From Our Regular Correspondent
ST.. LOUIS, August 81, 1858.
The haud of Conservatism rests heavily
,1nor 1y,aoonrf ponna 1,,oa ~ f,ot 49, :.
r. =, A" ''-A10 =. .1u .oo' en' -
st1neghng, with Inc strength OF young
1r1,;cr, sbo b,s sx-,a-,o,caa n +be bonse ~
""ea suo n1e eApe14enceo III tu7 uouse VI
her friends. TRQrroW, at Jefferson City,
the viii of The fSa9ft will find expression In
tones loo !cud % % mistaken oi neslee.eo'
Exactly what will be done at the Mass Con-
vent,on II I. nseless to predict. for the tele-
...nh - ~, III s,o, CO.. A. rast o11 s,,ch snacn1a.
%4AfA 80 SN W. ~ 49, A ~
faons. ApoAcy WILL DC enuncaateo' pan oi
operations perfected, md without much doubt
candidates nominated for Supreme Judeas:
"A matters now gtand. it ia considered Set
tled that Judge Henry 4. Glover, now Judge
nf the at. lou1s CIfmina1 Conf. md Hon.
David Wocner OF St. Louis county, win be
two Of the nomfnecs. Tie third has not vet
been dEk1Fnafp0. SDTNe action IN reference
TO lie Senatorial question will also be taken.
What shape It viii assume, circumstances
viii nrohablv determine,
These in CIagbatk confidence assert that
afIajrs have been so arranged that there will
be no trouble in clecting Senators at once, SO
soon Us the Legislature goes into joint se.-
ready determined upon, and the other will
be ANYBODY who Is most available at the
fime. The elected candidate is none
other than Major Gen. Frank T. Blair, who
is to be clad with Senatorial robes by COM
blration Of the Clay bank and Democratic ele-
mepts. The colleague Of the General is to be
selected from among the faithful, the condi-
ton being that he shall be War Democrat,
who has proved his filth by his works. Al
though tic Claybanks profess to be undecI-
did in their preferences, It Is strongly limited
that the Hon John s: Phelps comes about as
near euitirg them as any other prominent
candidate, and It Is tntimated that, like
BarkIs, he !" is willin' decidedly 80. Alto.
gttker It is very nice little scheme, and only
lacks one thing to make 1t perfect. That Is
-suoxss. t@Whom the Gods wish to destroy,
any such policy would as such be an evidence
Of political insanity, as it would be the fore
runner Of political deatl to all engaged In It.
Tie minority Of the people Of Missouri are
not in a mood to be trihed with by those to
whom accideut and false preteuces have com
1uachinations will simply result in the
oycrth1oW Of the conspirators. Temporary
success might attend them. The ilI-gottc1
horprs might be borne for years, but day Of
reckoning would come, and be only the mora
sewers BY reason Of delay thus incurred.
The i1nbecility Of the State Government is
theme of conetant remark. Nine-tcuths Of
thv peo1le a.e di:gusted with it, and accept
alu.ost INV Change making here-ft copld not
be o1herwls, than for the better. The action
Of The Convention In retaining the present in
cumbeute is almost universally denounced.
Even tie personal friends Of GOV, Gamble &C.
knowledre tl,at be is uot the man f,r the time
a1d ulace. AI the time Of his aelection no
one 1hnueht that he would hold the position
more 1laI six mouths OF q wear. Then he mat
tbr nan forthc place, But times have ch auty.d.
The 1uarch Of events have been too rapid for
ed TO keep step to the music of nrorrcss and
are LIFT hclint-far 10 advance cftheir former
position, it is true, but equally Us far behind
Nlat the crisis demands. Missouri wa11ts =
CAitf Magistrate through whose veins courses
the blood Of youth, whose hand is STEADY,
who's hr,dn Il c1ear. and whose snu1 ia fiIird
~;.1 thosa eu5';m,.. Il ~, - si5, 4i,c .tota.4
= "nn ~ '"7 ~ rcnera1;nn " wtn, necessar;iv
etfafCefs.
Poor as this Government Is, however, 1t Is
no: as bsd as the soyeseig1ty Thlch 1a: Is PR,
nte 1s N1so Tnn s..t - E~@.., a.eo.i -
ing h o to lato proclamation ofthis fanctionary,
l. "temporarily located ut Little Rock, Ar
Eansae,'f from which, If the signs Of the titnes
d. ao ns IT. WI 1s TO at
Co4ain 5ocTne7fs snoarot;nv f-om the l,e.5.
1sa.u NY ~ ~. ne;~ra4na1 suson,;1e ;e ~
fonnd Sa din In tie M possession Of Gen. JeG. Thomp.
sen, are curiosities in their way, and Will
prove Of interest as eyidencing 10 what eI-
IRENE slender straEs drowning men will
@ia1; IF enresrrto,ives fo ia neYt cnnfsder.
atoa M ~ " shon7n ~ ofn,tsa;a ~ Enuor.,ss
az & ~ hsrs ~ nv rIact;on e 81
1he way GOV heynolos proposes 70 Call out
full Tote Is certainly Ingenious, doing credit
to his Democratic edoeation; nsfe is the
ests Al If liz Seeu'se t,!1rr oene1a1 o'"t as" spe'
Erou7nr pEr4nr'7 o. STATE or No., |
| L1Tf1E RocK, Ark, July 4th, 1863 {
Executive General Order, No. G1
session consider the p1opriety Of exercising i,s
coret;tntonsj rrht IN prpyifin for the ciect[ua o
eo1g:essienl representatives. rom Missouri, Is il
may BE- highly Important for that body 10 lave au'
u ION g. stse
vsrT " T i1anorta1t to dist:ncaieh between ths eI.
i1es Who have retained, aud those wLo
hayc abandoned their domictls within
tic state, IS nete3ose oldeEed tnat
1essleF o. 9o.sls % 9penS9 Ene 9age e,r y. uG M
f. ~ .tcd u to co:nmunicate to that oslce
tismpofzry located at Little Rock, Arkansas, ,1hia
nanc, lis ae, lie county Of his rcsidenco in Ills.
souri,, and the time when hts residence there com
1nenccd, 20 that tho Iesister may exhibit all tho
facts showing elsibnsty to n.ee OF s1ght 70 yote
W. TX sa.rp. l., n,t7sy Ihat tSa conveaienc.
- 4ns;n-;tv If tfe rn,ees NAV nc cons,1te IN sc
lectirg places for opening polls.
The Commanding oncer Of each Missouri rcsi.
ment or detached battalion or company in the
op.n register Of citizens IN his command, 0,
fscts @ n atosc suggested. a. soon ~ be ice1ns liz
sq tb sssd Is
residing in or ncsr my city Or town arc request
ed to assemble, select chairman, and nnde
suggested, to be sertiaed b the ehstsm,n a9. ami
| who canEot conveniently register himself
either o. the 5wo mooes nopIE pcI1 poIInao - ~
tsqr ~ Stafe' 1A f
Ne citixen'a richts will be impaired by his nee
lcct to accept th:a Invitation; but his doing 90 ma
hereafter greatly facilitate the proof OF such right
II contested;
"A convenient 1ofn OF Teg1etry @ 3s appenaed I
'''4s o4a'4' torrrro, of tho Stste of Misson1r3
Att-at-w. .Sw1cE HaHcI. sccrsfaT7 Of ststn.
mss c..-..aa. ~ .a.., - 10 -. w.,
10y ;.ao.; ~ F,ra -. faennoos uv 40 tb
FEecnt;r. II - ststa ant m he sddresees hin
.o1f+o rer Iaff raareet;n1 him ~ vracnr
By purchase or otherwise,3' (Which proba
bly, meant by eteallng} certain publication
for the enlightenment of tho befogged Com
mande1-in. Chief. This is a!ened ~ . certail
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