The New York herald., 1863-06-30

the ys.r rcuDd The Secretary Of the rrs.
sury yesterday tslesraphed Hon H. T. Blow NJ q elect,
that he had declined the sales from b. LOUIS
fhs nssd cosps, orssnises bore 10 pursuance Of
HallsckS order, has already attained forn,danle
sssss e Ss army Sy &
Several boatlo.ds q wounded men from Cen ossnes
sy%y have arrived here; The hcsp.sl s
4 Our Jsnsrsoa Cisy Oorrespondencs.
JsarxRsos crr. No. June 2s. 1852
The Ersancipaion Compenon-Repot of the Comssinss-
Provirons Of the Acjortsy Reper-Provisio's Of As
Misoniy Repns-7As Chances OF Eiahsr-Protdbk Rs !
sud- s-Ysaerdays work-speias Order for fe-~er-
rOso, dc.
In my last gave you the substance Of tho converse
ton q two Of the Convention delegates In my pscsencs
stated that the majority Of tho committee out of
the nipe members, would unite In for
the extinction slavery 1915. and that they would
provide for system Of apprenticeship after that time
suggested that the maorsy Of two divided besw
an immediate emancipatiouist and gentleman who
wished 70 operpetaate slavery
Yesterday taken up In dscusssoa concerning the
proprey or holding election Tor ssass ocess duras
tho present year. instead Of waiting until The time Of ths
regular ssotton Ia 1884. IAb disCuss,oa = not q t4
slghts Interest any one oatstde the STATE Missouri
and wi take up the tme Of tho HERALD readers BY
inserting It. No points bearing upon the main topic
were anywhere broaghs forth. 10 yf gi r r,syamT
rh morning Goversor Gamble, from tho Commilsss Oh
Emancpasion, presented the folIowings srSa ,llsi
As Chairman Of the Committee on Emancipation, I am
nov s minority o. as
do not In tho report and will feel themselves as
Although they do pos concur IN minority report, one
member OF tho COMMITTEES wln make minority report
An oRDmAsu 70 PnovIDs pca cssrAm A,nxDnnss 10 fm
De !: ord:insd Sy The people Of ths state Of Missouri in
&. =
y and
ne ~ d.y q lay lss y :'ave' within the s,sse
'hs sss e into mi. ~
and belonging 70 Citizens Of his STATE shatAe
SEQ l. All sares remosd By consent OF their owners 10
g
ssse q !esar a owners shall snsrsaPon s 6s free
AaSs Ss q
The clauses OF the constitution referred 70 above arc
those which forbid legislation with vox to the abo
fore the main question could Be reached
Below giye the minority report II is proper 70 re.
mark that this report is from glorious minority OF
one Mr. Busch the member from st Louis. The other
member OF tho min Tity IN favor oil making slavery
perpetual While refusing join in either Of these reports,
he a. the same time declined to make any report Of bis
ORDNANCE TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN AMENDMENTS
De y ordained By the people Of the State Of Missouri in
% 1Ss sns e Of ss
the ird article constitution hereby sb
From and after the ..h day Of January. 1884
he PROVIDED are ana s .so
that may be held in bondage in this State
that and their issue thereafter born shall be and be-
or and as such held TO service or
iaOSr day July 1876 and no
.h. es the duty Of the Legislature 70 law.
MASTERS and matrssses respectively 70 secure ae ssrso
r. The apprenees pr.vas as az
Tor The edu alton apprens'c'n anu support Of Eose who
the importation or Immigration Of or
col ted nor sha The right 70 the services OF apprentices
eiecte % Se held on the nrs. Monday
II @ said 4 ss @ e 90 oo e. s S
enter therein two columns one headed for
and ss the pssr ssIs AMI 4 o.
ordnsuse shall take "a et and be In full foce; and
$ % Of
s s e. s q s Sy A 81
ton announce the same Said eec.on 10 70 BE- held oy bat
regulating general elections.
me difference In the reports can be sos down a.
1885, but not inierfere with the relations master
and slave ill that time. The minority proposes to do
until 1876 The o sub
NIT lis ordinance 70 The people, while the majority does
not. ..r 49,
As soon as the report had been read was moved to
make the special order for this afternoon Ibis motion
lost and II then decided TO make tho special
order for TO morrow morning. presume the afternoon
viii be taken up In discussions upon general topics
The probabilities that the majority report will be
adopted and passed In the form OF ordinance pos
siby Two amendments Some the friends
bill are IN avor OF quitting II down two years. Il
would not be SrprsDg II the year 1874 was the one
| finally agreed up6n. ga f'e lfl 5l,a.s
several days win doubtless be consumed in the de-
berations upon the subject. doubt the Convention
adpurns during the present week.