Missouri Convention Ordinances on Elections and Abrogation
A 1861 Missouri Convention ordinance outlines actions to ban appointive powers, set election dates for state officers, and require votes on the Convention's action. It repeals certain 1861 acts, revives militia laws, and directs Secretary of State to certify election results with a public proclamation.
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