THE TRIBUNE.
EVENING EDITION.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, > O'CLOpk
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LouISrAxA-Tie Contention Tins body elfru-
alIy terminated its labors the l.'h inst. when the
vote was taken on the approval or rejection OF me
New Constitution as whole, and siood-iea< o.
NAYS Is Those who voted in the negative mainly
did 50 because OF the section which preScFlbes that
the Capitol of the Stale shall never be located less
than sixty miles from New-Orleans The Consil-
tution would be enrolled for signature next morn
ing. when the Convention would adjourn. stHt c'e
The TropIc says:


Until we have opportunity OF examining the new
constitution whoit, not PREPARED 20 say what
our opinion OF from what know OF the diferef;
sections as they adopted incline 10 think that II


will be ratified by the people b. decided vote There
are we know many provisions which meet our hearty ap-
uToba,ion there are also which should not have


arsed while there others that conster o~sh and
rnrolit!c But; when regari them alteSeheF
and compar6 the eith the old Constitution: when we
reflect upon The advantages which will be lost hy rejecting
H. ard conn: the Of what has already been dofe. anu
the ,urmoi and excitement Of calling new convention
which Will assuredlv happen, are strongly OF op'n-
ion ta shall best susserve the pubic interest ny vo-


ting for its ratification ourscl and ssns others 20 do ike
wise"