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366 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
The President laid before tlte Senate the following communication:
j
City of Jefferson, Feb. 27, 1849.
To the honorable the Senatct
Gentlemen: I hereby tender to you the resignation of the office of
representative of the 3d senatorial district of this State.
Other engagements, incompatible with my duties here, render this
course necessary.
In taking leave of the Senate, allow me to express the high,respect
and esteem which I entertain towards its members and officers, and the
regret with which I leave them.
I trust that your future labors may be characterized by that good feeling and harmony which has heretofore prevailed, and that all your action
may tend to promote the welfare of our country.
I am, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
CARTY WELLS.
Mr. Woolfolk asked and obtained leave to reeord his vote in the affirmative on the several propositions to amend the constitution passed by
the Senate during the morning session.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the question pending at the
time of adjournment. *
Mr. Jones of Newton, moved the previous question;
And the question being: "Shall the main question be now put?"
Was decided in the negative by the following vote:
AYES—Messrs. Abernathy, Edwards, Flournoy, Hancock, Hudspeth,
Jackson, Jonesof Newton, Lowe, Nickel, Norris, Owens, Price, Priest,
Williams, Woolfolk, and Wyatt—16.
NOES—Messrs. Bean, Burnes, Campbell, Ellison, Gatewood, Jones
of Cooper, Jones of Franklin, Long, Polk, Reed, Stewart, and White
—12.
Absent—Messrs. Burtis, and Leslie.
On leave—Mr. Chiles.
Sick—Mr. Rollins.
| Title | 1848 Senate Journal, First Session |
| Title.Alternative | Journal of the Senate of the State of Missouri, First Session of the 15th General Assembly, Jefferson City, Missouri, December 25, 1848 |
| Collection Name | Missouri State Archives Senate Journals Collection |
| Creator | Missouri Senate |
| Subject.LCSH | Bank of Missouri; Boundary disputes--Missouri; Budget--Missouri; Debts, Public--Missouri; Edwards, John Cummins (1804-1888); King, Austin Augustus (1802-1870); Martin, Faulkland Heard (1804-1856); Militia--Missouri; Missouri Governor's Mansion (Jefferson City, Mo.); Missouri. Senate; Missouri State Penitentiary; Politics and government--Missouri; Price, Thomas Lawson (1809-1870); Slavery--Missouri |
| Subject.Local | Iowa--Missouri boundary; Property rights--Women--Missouri; Social conditions--Missouri--1848 |
| Description | First Session |
| Date | 1848 |
| Date.Digital | 2012-11-14 |
| Publisher | Missouri General Assembly |
| Publisher.Digital | Missouri State Archives |
| Type | Journal |
| Format | JPEG2000 |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | Missouri |
| Source | 27A/1/5 |
| Rights | Copyright is in the public domain. |
| Preferred Citation | Preferred citation: Journal of the [House or Senate], [Number] General Assembly, [Regular, Special] Session, Year range [1999-2000], page [number], General Assembly, Record Group 550, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. |
| Copy Request | Email: archref@sos.mo.gov |
| Note | Due to a printing error, portions of the Appendix were inserted into the body of the Journal. This has been left in place. Original pagination has been retained. Indices located at the back of each journal retain their own page number. Pagination may vary from volume to volume. Blank pages have not been digitized. Images are the best available. |
| Title | Page 366 |
| Identifier | 1848SJFS00000368.TIF |
| Transcript | 366 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE. EVENING SESSION. The Senate met pursuant to adjournment. The President laid before tlte Senate the following communication: j City of Jefferson, Feb. 27, 1849. To the honorable the Senatct Gentlemen: I hereby tender to you the resignation of the office of representative of the 3d senatorial district of this State. Other engagements, incompatible with my duties here, render this course necessary. In taking leave of the Senate, allow me to express the high,respect and esteem which I entertain towards its members and officers, and the regret with which I leave them. I trust that your future labors may be characterized by that good feeling and harmony which has heretofore prevailed, and that all your action may tend to promote the welfare of our country. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, CARTY WELLS. Mr. Woolfolk asked and obtained leave to reeord his vote in the affirmative on the several propositions to amend the constitution passed by the Senate during the morning session. The Senate resumed the consideration of the question pending at the time of adjournment. * Mr. Jones of Newton, moved the previous question; And the question being: "Shall the main question be now put?" Was decided in the negative by the following vote: AYES—Messrs. Abernathy, Edwards, Flournoy, Hancock, Hudspeth, Jackson, Jonesof Newton, Lowe, Nickel, Norris, Owens, Price, Priest, Williams, Woolfolk, and Wyatt—16. NOES—Messrs. Bean, Burnes, Campbell, Ellison, Gatewood, Jones of Cooper, Jones of Franklin, Long, Polk, Reed, Stewart, and White —12. Absent—Messrs. Burtis, and Leslie. On leave—Mr. Chiles. Sick—Mr. Rollins. |
