The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-17
THE MISSOURI CONVENTION.

In the Convention to-day . resolution passed
pressing the opinion that tho amendment TO tho consu
ton pending before Congress, should BIO adopted
and nsructng the Senators and Representatives from
Missouri vote their influence procure
the passage Of said amendment
After adjournment tho President Of the Convention
nounoed that he had just been informed that all the
Judges Of tho Supreme Court had and that two
Of their places had filled by tho appointment Of
Judge Glover, Of 81. Louis and Judge Wagner Of Lewis
county.
Sixth Days Proceedings-Thursda
Jan. IL.
From the Missouri DemocratJ
reading Of journal &c, Mr. DRAKz offered tho follow
Resolved, That the President OF tho Convention BIO
horlzed 10 advise tho President Of tho United Satos Of
the adoption OF the Ordinance OF Emancipation
Adopted.
Mr. DRAKE offered tho folowing-
AN ORDINANCE PROTECT RMAScTPArxD NEGROES FROM
APPRENTICESHIP
Be ordained by the people OF tho State OF Missouri
That no person emancpatod by tho ordinance abolish
ing slavery in Missouri adopted on the nth day Of Janu
BIO appentced bound to any person for period OF
@ s @ 81 nj.
made especially applicable 70 tho persons 50 oman
The rules wore suspended and tho ordinance read
three times and passed-ayes So; nays, g. Tho nays
were Messrs. Morton Harris aud Gbcrt, Of Platte.
Mr.. BoNHAM introduced ordinance abrogating tho
distinction in the constitution implied by the Of the
words " white and g slave.n Read once
mttec Legislative Power to inquire into the expo
donoy Of deprivng all citizens, members OF the c.
A. K, and other societies, Of sho right Of holding
Adjourned 70 Monday next
Greetings from Loyal Governors to Free
JRYYKRsos CrrY, Jan. ~, 1895
The following kilograms have been received 70 day By
COLUMBUS Ohio Jan. IL, 1885
To Governor FIxrCHHR-This State returns the greet
Of OF FREQ sss.os JOHN BRoUGH Governor Of Ohio
PROM IOWA.
Governor FLxcun-Hail HALL FREQ Missouri. Thrice
tried BY frc and sword Thy metal Is as pure gold
WIN STONE, Governor Of Iowa
MADISON Wis, Jan. ~ 1865
Governor FrrcnER-wiscons'n srec,s FREQ Mis-
J. 7. LEWIS, Governor Wisconsin.
YRox NEBRASKA.
OMAHA Jan. IL, 1885
To Governor 7. c. FIrrns-Nebraska halls free Mis-
souri, sstor Of Maryand-nrst fruits OF tho slave
holders robelhon May her disen.hralment from OPP
ana ns or
PROM MINNESOTA.
81. PAU, MINI, Jan. IL, 1895.
Governor T. G. Fxrcuxa-Ths Executive Of the North
Star State reports all hail FREQ Missouri Treason and
l cannot be separated STEPHEN MILLER,
/ Governor Of Minnesota.
IRON MICHIGAN.
LANSING, n ich, jan IL 1858.
Hon ; nssp greeting p 70 nor
PROM PENNSYLVANIA.
l HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan IL 1895.
Tho following despatch received By Governor Cur
tin this morning.
l JKyTHRsoN CUY Jan. I'll p. NJ
To PIE GovmSoR or PnxMYLvAMA-Froe Mlseouri
grcets hor eldest sister T. G. FLETCHER,
| Governor Of Missouri.
Governor Curtin sent tho following reply
l HARRrBURo, Pa Jan II, 1896.
70 Hm ExczInscY me GovsRsoa on MrsoURi-Pcnn.
sylvania, first home OF Freedom welcomes her olson
thraed II Missouri redeemed In the agony Of the
nation and amid the thross Of rebellion Her Of.
forng liberty baptized In her richest blood and
will be accepted by faithful and FREQ people Of
the browning tributes 70 their matches heroism and
their sacrifices preserve and perpetuats common
| nationality. A. @. CURTIN,
l Governor OF Pennsylvania