New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30
rhs Missouri Legisls'src-0sv. Halle
Message.
ST. LOUIS. Wednesday. Dec

ST. LOUIS. Wednesday Dec. O. 1884
Is was Col. Draper of Macon County, who
~ss made chief clerk OF ,he House yesterday, mo-
Mr.. Dy-rs, o. previously reported. Aside FROM tbs
psass Of the act increasing the Governors salary to
o. pr snnun, tho Senate did nothing OF especial
Importance.
IN The HoGse yesterday Governor Halls message was
resd and sOI copies ve.o ordered to be printed. The
to, erpes begins With retrospective view Of the ia
porant events which have trsnsp.red in the State dur
Ing the sst four years md speaks In hi9h terms Of the
officers and soldiers who took an active part in driving
tbc Rebols from the 81 ife during Prices late raid
lie specially mentions Gens. plelSonton. Ewing, Nc.
Neil Ssnb0rR- Fisk and Brown. ard recommends Coils
benton snd Phillips FOR promotion, ard that the Legis
lstn,e tender them all vote ,, % inaass d. suas;
worthy act deserving the warmess thanks o. every
citizen.
lie giyess history OF the enrolled militia orsanins
sion and says $3.50 eco was dne tho militia last Mar
and recon shat o. &C., 90 in bonds be Bsnedt
pay them tho whole amount. Tho bonds now onistSnd
ing a-r lees then q, oo0on: He recommends NOR
thorough aud efficient militia eanSation OF tho state
n. abol.shmcut Of tho substitute system and y.
plsssge OF act requiring all persons subject 70 mh
ta duty " Join some militia organisation and peGiorn
military duty when reIured asO that all corrlss
stoned officers be- appointed b. the Governor.
The condition OF the finances OF the State is repre-
seated .. being very cnsatif"c.ory: There WIN ~
ssned 10 tie various Ys;lrcuds with Interest aecoir
niiDs AZ tas ra,e " a. go 90 Per To stol
MS stimulation oI State Indebtedness, satisfy M
demands OF creditors. and increase the revenue u
recommends tar on incomes. salaries. &" aver th'
an OF the United states tax. He concludes a. eu0"
III. CONSTITUTIONAL Convention about to assemble VIZ
doubtless max great chaDFeA 10 our organic a", ~.
re duty viii devove upou yoG 81 conforming 70 t.s
,ev orl,r OF things Slavery will be abolished wns
lac snos, IN sniu approval OF she people OF
Tho new rotation TINS sven 10 tie negroes N tHc Ssu
No.; tenn and and po oubt will receive. your cons!dera
tou
n, organization oil The new Government IN tie nids
of revolution IA work OF great delicacy anG respOIS
hihty and vil make TIN present Geaerai Assembly o.
Oh HE most important that ever met III the state lht
ras.,t az The .eccnt elections IL ia hoped and believed
VIII NOS be without good effect N Missouri Our oy~
xtimns have permitted themselves to DO divided in
bitter a,ioGs 10 the proper nodes OF sapfres''If
NE Rebellion. -, a., ,...;o,.
/ The p,op,e ravo carefully considered NE Nriot
n;srs pr,Do,ej and nv iToDo majority hd'e de.'
led IN fAyir VI the Administrator Win ~ 'oIm nfh
|, hs ,boahl 10 satisfactory snd conc1sivs. ias VI
nor;y snon,d se willing 70 weld taelr Uusmen. 70 @
s,s the msori,v and ell friends Of she 'soss.hG''
stonh uoy upite in giving The gfeatest emcienc!
IT, plans aud in strengthening n" RAMOS o' vac H'
| NV, in his rhorts 10 close the var. =,
And after al, 10 csnrct DO sa'd sast s,e Ttws
,os.I an he Rebe,s "a hard or uuendnrsor AHH
= an, them IL ,o sabni 10 ,5o CONSTITUTION INV
faws This q the duty ef every seVd eSfeu'
name OF Tho Ioys states Of Massachusetts ses
,)b;o Missouri Kapsas and California ~ 49,
tho states sdhevips 70 sse t"yernmen'' ,h Sarors
40 his Ary ths o.tzess OF Virginia sog'a ~ .h
.,d ,;.arsIs 10 sujoy privileges aos epiossu ~
.h.r .sctionst 1t 70 not believed fhs "
wi. sIu grant H. Suhmsslon 70 tes air,s
AND the LAWS is the only rnIe tha' gu sh'''" "
% ohsy. 40