Mr. HENDERSON having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected delegate from the Second Congressional District.

Third District-Mr. RoWLAND nominated Wm. A. Hall. Mr. GIVENS nominated E. K. Sayre.

The roll having been called there appeared

For Mr. HALL-Messrs. Allen, Birch, Bogy, Breckinridge, Bridge, Bush, Calhoun, Cayce, Douglass, Eitzen, Flood, Foster, Gantt, Gravely, Hall of Buchanan, Henderson, Hendrick, Hitchcock, Holmes, Holt, How, Howell, Irwin, Isbell, Jackson, Jamison, Johnson, Kidd, Leeper, Linton, Long, Marmaduke, Marvin, Maupin, McClurg, McCormack, McDowell, McFerran, Meyer, Morrow, Noell, Norton, Orr, Phillips, Pomeroy, Rankin, Ritchey, Ross, Rowland, Sayre, Scott, Shackelford of Howard, Shackelford of St. Louis, Smith of Linn, Smith of St. Louis, Stewart, Tindall, Turner, Welch, Wilson, Woodson, Woolfolk, Wright, Vanbuskirk, Zimmerman and Mr. President

66.

Fr. Mr. SAYRE--Messrs. Bartlett, Bass, Bast, Brown, Chenault, Collier, Crawford, Doniphan, Donnell, Drake, Dunn, Frayser, Givens, Gorin, Hall of Randolph, Harbin, Hatcher, Hill, Hough, Hudgins, Knott, Matson, Redd, Sawyer, Waller and Watkins -26. ABSENT--Messrs. Broadhead, Gamble, Moss, Ray and Sheely.

SICK--Comingo and Pipkin.

Mr. HALL having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected.

Fourth District-Mr. BIRCH nominated Jas. H. Moss. There being no other nomination, on motion of Mr. GANTT, Mr. Moss was declared unanimously elected.

Fifth District--Mr. PHILLIPS nominated Wm. Douglass. Mr. BROWN nominated Abraham Comingo.

The roll having been called, there appeared for Mr. Douglass:

Messrs. Allen, Bartlett, Birch, Bogy, Breckinridge, Bridge, Bush, Calhoun, Doniphan, Drake, Eitzen, Frayser, Flood, Foster, Gantt, Gavely, Hall of Buchanan, Hall of Randolph, Henderson, Hendrick, Hitchcock, Holmes, Holt, How, Howell, Irwin, Isbell, Jackson, Jamison, Johnson, Knott, Kidd, Leeper, Linton, Long, Marmaduke, Marvin, Maupin, McClurg, McCormack, McDowell, McFerran, Meyer, Morrow Noell, Norton, Orr, Phillips, Pomeroy, Rankin, Ritchey, Ross, Rowland, Scott, Shackelford of Howard, Shackelford of St. Louis, Smith of Linn, Smith of St. Louis, Stewart, Tindall, Turner, Waller, Watkins, Welch, Wilson, Woodson, Woolfolk, Wright, Vanbuskirk, Zimmerman and Mr. President-71.

For Mr. COMINGO.-Messrs. Bast, Brown, Cayce, Chenault, Collier, Crawford, Donnell, Dunn, Givens, Gorin, Harbin, Hatcher, Hill, Hough, Hudgins, Matson, Redd, Sawyer, Sayre and Sheeley -20.

Absent: Messrs. Bass, Broadhead, Douglass, Gamble, Moss and Ray.

Sick Messrs. Comingo and Pipkin.

Mr. Douglass having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected from the Fifth Congressional District.

Sixth District: Mr. Morrow nominated Littlebury Hendrick; there being no other nomination, on motion of Mr. Marvin, Mr. Hendrick was declared unanimously elected delegate from the Sixth Congressional District.

Seventh District: Mr. Hatcher nominated Nathaniel W. Watkins.

Mr. Bogy nominated William G. Pomeroy. The roll having been called, there appeared

For Mr. Watkins-Messrs. Allen, Bartlett, Bass, Bast, Birch, Brown, Cayce, Chenault, Collier, Crawford, Doniphan, Donnell, Douglass, Drake, Dunn, Frayser, Flood, Givens, Gorin, H.rbin, Hatcher, Hill, Hough, Howell, Hudgins, Knott, Marmaduke, Matson, McCormack, Noell, Pomeroy, Redd, Ritchey, Ross, Sawyer, Sayre, Sheeley, Waller, Woodson

39.

For Mr. Pomeroy-Messrs. Bogy, Breckinridge, Bridge, Bush, Calhoun, Eitzen, Foster, Gravely, Hall of Buchanan, Hall of Randolph, Henderson, Hendrick, Hitchcock, Holmes, Holt, How, Irwin, Isbell, Jackson, Jamison, Johnson, Kidd. Leeper, Linton, Long, Marvin, Maupin, McClurg, McDowell, McFerran, Meyer, Morrow, Orr, Phillips, Rankin, Rowland, Scott, Shackelford of St. Louis, Smith of Linn, Smith of St. Louis, Stewart, Tindall, Turner, Watkins, Welch, Woolfolk. Wright, Vanbuskirk, Zimmerman and Mr. President -51.

:

Absent Messrs. Broadhead, Gamble, Moss, Norton, Ray, Shackelford of Howard, and Wilson.

Sick Messrs. Comingo and Pipkin.

Mr. POMEROY having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected delegate from the Seventh Congressional District.

Mr. WOOLFOLK, from the Committee on Printing, presented the following report and resolution which were adopted:

The Committee on Printing beg leave to report that, in accordance with instructions, the Secretary of the Convention has had the printing, required by the Convention, executed by George Knapp, & Co., the expense for which has been less than two hundred dollars.

The Committee also report, that in accordance with the resolution proposed by Mr. Dunn on the 9th of March, and which was adopted by the Convention,they contracted with George Knapp & Co., to print the proceedings of the Convention, at rates not to exceed five hundred dollars, for five thousand copies of one

hundred pages. At the time the contract was made, it was thought that not more than one hundred pages would be required; but as the proceedings are now nearly printed, they will extend over about two hundred and fifty pages. As a book of reference the committee deem it invaluable. The proof sheets have been submitted to the members interested, for revision, and it will be the only authorized record for public use of the proceedings of the Convention.

The committee respectfully ask that their action be endorsed by the Convention, and that the following resolution be adopted:

Resolved, That the account of George Knapp & Co., for printing five thousand copies of the proceedings of the Convention, be audited by the Commitee on Accounts, and that the same be considered as printing for the Convention, the payment for which, is provided for out of the funds appropriated by the Legislature of the State, for the contingent expenses of the Convention.

Mr. WELCH offered the following resolution, which was rejected:

Resolved, That if the Legislature of this State, shall, at or about the time designated in the sixth resolution of the majority eport of the Committee on Federal Relations, be called to meet, either by a resolution of adjournment, or by proclamation of the Governor, then, and in that event, the committee provided for in the seventh resolution, is hereby authorized to change the time and place of the meeting of this Convention, to such other time and place as said committee may deem most suitable, and shall notify each member of the time and place so selected.

On motion of Mr. Wright.

Resolved, That the resolution of this committee requesting the General Assembly of this State to call for a national Convention in pursuance of the provisions of the Constitution of the United States, be communicated officially by the President of this Convention, to the Legislature of this State.

On motion of Mr. Birch.

Resolved, That of the bound volumes of the proceedings and debates of this Convention, a

[Attest.]

SAM. A. LOWE, Secretary.

copy be forwarded by the publishers, to the Clerk of each county Court, and to the State Librarian, for preservation in their office, respectively; to each member of the General Assembly now in session, and to each member of the Executive Government, and Judges of the Supreme Court, at Jefferson; to the Librarian of each State in the Union, and of the Congressional Library at Washington; and that after reserving a copy for each of the officers of this Convention, and for the Law and Mercantile Library and Agricultural and Mechanical associations, the remainder shall be forwarded in equal and proper proportions to the address of the members of this Convention. On motion of Mr. Sheeley.

Resolved, That the President transmit a copy of the resolutions adopted by this Convention, to the President of the United States, and to each of the Governors of the States, as well as the Governor of Missouri.

On motion of Mr. Birch.

Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention are thus respectfully tendered to the Mercantile Library Association, for the use of their Hall, and to the Public Institutions of this city, and the proverbial hospitality of its citiizens for having rendered our session as agreeable as it could any where have been. On motion of Mr. Brown.

Resolved, that the thanks of this Convention are thus tendered to the President and Directors of the Pacific Railroad Company for their courtesy to the members and officers of this Convention.

On motion of Mr. Foster.

Resolved, That J. E. D. Couzens, and J. P. Camp be allowed, each, five dollars per day, and G. W. Godford, two dollars and fifty cents per. day for their services during the sitting of this Convention.

On motion of Mr. Gantt.

Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention are eminently due to the President for the able, impartial, and courteous discharge of his arduous duties.

On motion of Mr. Sheeley, the Convention adjourned until the third Monday in December next.

STERLING PRICE,

President.