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19th Wisconsin Legislature
19th Wisconsin Legislature
	Wisconsin State Capitol, 1863
Overview
Legislative body	Wisconsin Legislature
Meeting place	Wisconsin State Capitol
Term	January 1, 1866 – January 7, 1867
Election	November 7, 1865
Senate
Members	33
Senate President	Wyman Spooner (U)
President pro tempore	Willard H. Chandler (U)
Party control	National Union
Assembly
Members	100
Assembly Speaker	Henry D. Barron (U)
Party control	National Union
Sessions
1st
1st	January 10, 1866 – April 12, 1866

The Nineteenth Wisconsin Legislature convened from January 10, 1866, to April 12, 1866, in regular session.

Senators representing even-numbered districts were newly elected for this session and were serving the first year of a two-year term. Assembly members were elected to a one-year term. Assembly members and even-numbered senators were elected in the general election of November 7, 1865. Senators representing odd-numbered districts were serving the second year of their two-year term, having been elected in the general election held on November 8, 1864.^[1]

Major events edit

January 1, 1866: Inauguration of Lucius Fairchild as the 10th Governor of Wisconsin.
April 9, 1866: Congress overrode the veto of President Andrew Johnson to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1866.
July 24, 1866: Tennessee became the first state readmitted to the Union after the American Civil War.
August 23, 1866: The Treaty of Prague ended the Austro-Prussian War, establishing Prussian hegemony over the German states of central Europe.
October 12, 1866: The Treaty of Vienna ended the Third Italian War of Independence, with the Austrian Empire conceding the region of Venetia.

Major legislation edit

April 21, 1866: Act to apportion the state into Senate and Assembly districts, 1866 Act 101

Party summary edit

Senate summary edit

Senate partisan composition

Democratic: 10 seats

National Union: 23 seats

	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)			Total

	Democratic	Union	Republican		Vacant
End of previous Legislature	8	25	0	33	0

1st Session	10	23	0	33	0

Final voting share	30.3%	69.7%

Beginning of the next Legislature	11	22	0	33	0

Assembly summary edit

Assembly partisan composition

Democratic: 33 seats

National Union: 67 seats

	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)			Total

	Democratic	Union	Republican		Vacant
End of previous Legislature	33	67	0	100	0

Start of 1st Session	34	66	0	100	0
From January 30	33	67	0	100	0

Final voting share	33%	67%

Beginning of the next Legislature	26	74	0	100	0

Sessions edit

1st Regular session: January 10, 1866 – April 12, 1866

Leaders edit

Senate leadership edit

President of the Senate: Wyman Spooner
President pro tempore: Willard H. Chandler

Assembly leadership edit

Speaker of the Assembly: Henry D. Barron

Members edit

Members of the Senate edit

Members of the Wisconsin Senate for the Nineteenth Wisconsin Legislature:^[2]

Senate partisan representation

Democratic: 10 seats

Union: 23 seats

Dist.	Counties	Senator	Residence	Party
1	Sheboygan	John A. Bentley	Sheboygan	Union
2	Brown, Kewaunee	Matthew J. Meade	Green Bay	Dem.
3	Ozaukee	Lyman Morgan	Ozaukee	Dem.
4	Washington	Frederick O. Thorpe	West Bend	Dem.
5	Milwaukee (Northern Part)	William K. Wilson	Milwaukee	Dem.
6	Milwaukee (Southern Part)	Charles H. Larkin	Milwaukee	Dem.
7	Racine	Jerome I. Case	Racine	Union
8	Kenosha	Charles C. Sholes	Kenosha	Union
9	Adams, Juneau, Waushara	Henry G. Webb	Wautoma	Union
10	Waukesha	Orson Reed	Summit	Dem.
11	Dane (Eastern Part)	Willard H. Chandler	Windsor	Union
12	Walworth	Newton Littlejohn	Whitewater	Union
13	Lafayette	Samuel Cole	Gratiot	Union
14	Sauk	Argalus Starks	Baraboo	Union
15	Iowa	Wyman Lincoln	Avoca	Union
16	Grant	John H. Rountree	Platteville	Union
17	Rock	William A. Lawrence	Janesville	Union
18	Dodge (Western Part)	Stoddard Judd	Fox Lake	Union
19	Manitowoc, Calumet	George B. Reed	Manitowoc	Dem.
20	Fond du Lac	George F. Wheeler	Nanaupa	Union
21	Winnebago	George S. Barnum	Waukau	Union
22	Door, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawanaw	Augustus L. Smith	Appleton	Dem.
23	Jefferson	S. W. Budlong	Waterloo	Dem.
24	Green	Henry Adams	Monticello	Union
25	Columbia	Jonathan Bowman	Kilbourn City	Union
26	Dane (Western Part)	James K. Proudfit	Madison	Union
27	Marathon, Portage, Waupaca, Wood	Milan H. Sessions	Waupaca	Union
28	Ashland, Burnett, Dallas, Douglas, La Pointe, Pierce, Polk, St. Croix	Marcus A. Fulton	Hudson	Union
29	Marquette, Green Lake	G. DeWitt Elwood	Princeton	Union
30	Bad Ax, Crawford, Richland	Benjamin Bull	Prairie du Chien	Union
31	La Crosse, Monroe	John A. Chandler	Sparta	Union
32	Buffalo, Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Eau Claire, Jackson, Pepin, Trempealeau	Joseph G. Thorp	Eau Claire	Union
33	Dodge (Eastern Part)	Satterlee Clark	Horicon	Dem.

Members of the Assembly edit

Members of the Assembly for the Nineteenth Wisconsin Legislature:^[2]

Assembly partisan representation

Democratic: 33 seats

Union: 67 seats

Senate District	County	Dist.	Representative	Party	Residence
09	Adams		Thomas B. Marsden	Union	Friendship
28	Ashland, Burnett, Dallas, Douglas, La Pointe, Polk		Henry D. Barron	Union	St. Croix Falls
02	Brown		William J. Abrams	Dem.	Green Bay
32	Buffalo, Pepin, Trempealeau		William H. Thomas	Union	Sumner
19	Calumet		George Baldwin	Dem.	Chilton
32	Chippewa, Dunn, Eau Claire		Thaddeus C. Pound	Union	Chippewa Falls
32	Clark, Jackson		Lorenzo Merrill	Union	Black River Falls
25	Columbia	1	A. J. Turner	Union	Portage
		2	Robert B. Sanderson	Union	Poynette
		3	Evan O. Jones	Union	Cambria
30	Crawford		George E. Harrington	Union	Boscobel
11	Dane	1	William D. Potter	Union	Cambridge
11		2	John M. Flint	Union	Sun Prairie
26		3	George H. Slaughter	Dem.	Mendota
		4	William Charlton	Union	Verona
		5	Benjamin F. Hopkins	Union	Madison
18	Dodge	1	Oliver Ashley	Union	Westford
		2	Andrew Willard	Union	Beaver Dam
		3	Hiram Sawyer	Dem.	Burnett
33		4	Jacob Bodden	Dem.	Theresa
33		5	William M. Morse	Dem.	Ashippun
22	Door, Oconto, Shawano		Isaac Stephenson	Union	Marinette
20	Fond du Lac	1	Albert M. Skeels	Union	Ripon
		2	George F. Clark	Union	Bugle
		3	James Coleman	Union	Fond du Lac
		4	Joseph Wagner	Dem.	Moria
		5	Andrew J. Dieringer	Dem.	Auburn
16	Grant	1	Hanmer Robbins	Union	Platteville
		2	Wiley S. Scribner	Union	Fair Play
		3	Alanson P. Hammond	Union	Montfort
		4	George H. Washburn	Union	Millville
		5	Alvery A. Bennett	Union	Glen Haven
24	Green	1	Daniel Smiley	Union	Albany
24	Green	2	Egbert E. Carr	Union	Monroe
29	Green Lake		William A. Bugh	Union	Berlin
15	Iowa	1	Elihu B. Goodsell	Dem.	Highland
15	Iowa	2	James Spensley	Union	Mineral Point
23	Jefferson	1	Patrick Rogan	Dem.	Watertown
		2	John Mosher	Union	Waterloo
		3	William W. Reed	Union	Jefferson
		4	Henry Harnden	Union	Rome
09	Juneau		Eliphalet S. Miner	Union	New Lisbon
08	Kenosha		Franklin Newell	Union	Kenosha
02	Kewaunee		Constant Martin	Dem.	Dyckesville
31	La Crosse		Angus Cameron	Union	La Crosse
13	Lafayette	1	David J. Seely	Dem.	Elk Grove
13	Lafayette	2	John Armstrong	Union	Wiota
19	Manitowoc	1	Nicholas Dittmar	Union	Meeme
		2	William Eatough	Dem.	Brant's Mills
		3	David Smoke	Dem.	Two Rivers
27	Marathon, Wood		Bradbury G. Plumer	Dem.	Wausau
29	Marquette		Spencer A. Pease	Dem.	Montello
05	Milwaukee	1	Jackson Hadley	Dem.	Milwaukee
05		2	William Pitt Lynde	Dem.	Milwaukee
06		3	James McGrath	Dem.	Milwaukee
		4	Ammi R. Butler	Dem.	Milwaukee
		5	Charles H. Orton	Dem.	Milwaukee
05		6	Joseph Phillips	Dem.	Milwaukee
05		7	Edward Daley	Dem.	Brown Deer
06		8	Truman H. Curtis	Dem.	Wauwatosa
06		9	John H. Deuster	Dem.	Milwaukee
31	Monroe		DeWitt C. Wilson	Union	Sparta
22	Outagamie		W. H. P. Bogan (until Jan. 30)	Dem.	Appleton
22	Outagamie		Henry Turner (From Jan. 30)	Union	Appleton
03	Ozaukee		James McCarthy	Dem.	Port Washington
28	Pierce, St. Croix		William J. Copp	Union	Prescott
27	Portage		James O. Raymond	Union	Plover
07	Racine	1	James O. Bartlett	Union	Racine
		2	George Q. Erskine	Union	Racine
		3	Philo Belden	Union	Rochester
30	Richland		Henry L. Eaton	Union	Lone Rock
17	Rock	1	Anson W. Pope	Union	Janesville
		2	Burrows Burdick	Union	Edgerton
		3	Henry S. Wooster	Union	Clinton
		4	Edward P. King	Union	Beloit
		5	Allen C. Bates	Union	Janesville
		6	Alanson C. Douglass	Union	Hanover
14	Sauk	1	William Palmer	Union	Loganville
14	Sauk	2	Rollin M. Strong	Union	Reedsburg
01	Sheboygan	1	Billie Williams	Union	Sheboygan
		2	Samuel Rounseville	Union	Sheboygan Falls
		3	John P. Carroll	Dem.	Adell
		4	Julius Wolff	Union	Rhine
30	Vernon	1	Newton F. Carpenter	Union	De Soto
30	Vernon	2	Alexander Woods	Union	Hillsboro
12	Walworth	1	William C. Allen	Union	Delavan
		2	Thomas Davis	Union	Sugar Creek
		3	Shepard O. Raymond	Union	Geneva
		4	Paris Pettit	Union	East Troy
04	Washington	1	James Kenealy	Dem.	Toland's Prairie
		2	Mitchell L. Delaney	Dem.	Barton
		3	Philip Schneider	Dem.	Barton
10	Waukesha	1	Daniel Brown	Dem.	Elm Grove
		2	Samuel Thompson	Union	Hartland
		3	Peter Gifford	Dem.	North Prairie
		4	Jesse Smith	Union	Dodge's Corners
27	Waupaca		Albert Osborn	Union	Iola
09	Waushara		Oscar Babcock	Union	Dakota
21	Winnebago	1	William H. Doe	Union	Oshkosh
		2	John Proctor	Union	Neenah
		3	William Simmons	Union	Oshkosh

References edit

^ Heg, J. E., ed. (1882). "Annals of the Legislature" (PDF). The Blue Book of the state of Wisconsin (Report). State of Wisconsin. pp. 212–214. Retrieved July 19, 2021.
^ ^a ^b Stewart, Frank M.; Young, E. W., eds. (1866). "Legislative Department" (PDF). The Legislative Manual of the State of Wisconsin (Report). State of Wisconsin. pp. 84–85, 98–102. Retrieved July 17, 2021.