Iowa Convention.
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Not being able to insert this week the reports
OF the proceedings Of the Convention On Tuesday
and Wednesday, we will mention the heads OF
the business acted upon on those days. Mr..
Halls Dou amendment was proposed in the Con.
yention, and deieated-only IA voting for it.
MIR. O'Brien proposed that foreigners years
resident, and who had declared their intentions,
should be admitted to vote for representatives
and County officers; which was deieased-Yea
%, Nays 80. The amendments to the Bill of
Rights having been gone through with, i: was
ordered TO be engrossed.


The term Of Office OF the Governor was f1ed
at two pears, and the Secretary of State made
elective by the people. The report of the Com
mittee on State Debts, imposing restrictions,
and making it secessary 10 submit to the people
projects that would Observation-Disclosures, was con.
sidered, and ordered to be read third time
Residence before being admitted to vote, was FIX
ed AZ SIX nonths-yoting 10 be by ballot. The
committee on The Legislative Department has re-
ported in favor of biennial Legislatures-mem.
bers to be paid 81 4 day for 80 days, and 81 af
terwasds. hIr. Hall, from the committee upon
the petition asking that the rights OF citzenship
be granted to colored persons, made report
against such grant. IIoEa Standard.