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The First Wisconsin Legislature convened from June 5, 1848, to August 21, 1848, in regular session. Members of the Assembly and Senate were elected after an election on February 1, 1848, that ratified the proposed state constitution. Sessions- 1st Regular session: June 4, 1848–August 21, 1848
OfficersSenate- President of the Senate
- John E. Holmes,
Lieutenant Governor - Chief Clerk
- Henry G. Abbey
Assembly- Speaker of the Assembly
- Ninian E. Whiteside
- Chief Clerk
- Daniel Noble Johnson
MembersSenateMembers of the Wisconsin Senate for the First Wisconsin Legislature: | District | Counties | Senator | Party | | 1 | Brown, Calumet, Manitowoc, Sheboygan | Harrison C. Hobart | Democrat |
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| 2 | Columbia, Marquette, Portage, Sauk | Henry Merrill | Whig |
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| 3 | Crawford, Chippewa, St. Croix, La Pointe | Daniel G. Fenton | Democrat |
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| 4 | Fond du Lac, Winnebago | Warren Chase | Democrat |
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| 5 | Iowa, Richland | Henry M. Billings | Democrat |
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| 6 | Grant | George W. Lakin | Whig |
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| 7 | Lafayette | Thomas K. Gibson | Democrat |
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| 8 | Green | E.T. Gardner | Democrat |
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| 9 | Dane | Simeon Mills | Democrat |
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| 10 | Dodge | William M. Dennis | Democrat |
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| 11 | Washington | Frederick W. Horn | Democrat |
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| 12 | Jefferson | Myron B. Williams | Democrat |
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| 13 | Waukesha | Joseph Turner | Democrat |
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| 14 | Walworth | John W. Boyd | Democrat |
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| 15 | Rock | Otis W. Norton | Whig |
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| 16 | Racine 1 | Christopher Latham Sholes | Democrat |
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| 17 | Racine 2 | Philo White | Democrat |
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| 18 | Milwaukee 1 | Asa Kinney | Democrat |
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| 19 | Milwaukee 2 | Riley N. Messenger | Democrat |
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AssemblyMembers of the Assembly for the First Wisconsin Legislature (66): | Counties | Representative | Party | | Brown | David Agry | Democrat |
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| Calumet | Lemuel Goodell | Democrat |
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| Columbia | Joseph Kerr | Whig |
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| Crawford & Chippewa | William T. Sterling | Democrat |
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| Dane 1 | Henry M. Warner | Democrat |
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| Dane 2 | Ebenezer Brigham | Whig |
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| Dane 3 | Samuel H. Roys | Democrat |
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| Dodge 1 | Lorenzo Merrill | Democrat |
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| Dodge 2 | Charles Billinghurst | Democrat |
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| Dodge 3 | Benjamin Randall | Democrat |
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| Dodge 4 | Monroe Thompson | Whig |
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| Dodge 5 | Stephen Jones | Whig |
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| Fond du Lac 1 | Charles Doty | Whig |
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| Fond du Lac 2 | Jonathan Daugherty | Whig |
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| Grant 1 | James Gilmore | Whig |
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| Grant 2 | Noah Virgin | Whig |
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| Grant 3 | Armisted C. Brown | Whig |
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| Grant 4 | Arthur W. Worth | Democrat |
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| Green | Henry Adams | Democrat |
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| Iowa & Richland 1 | Thomas Jenkins | Democrat |
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| Iowa & Richland 2 | Abner Nichols | Democrat |
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| Jefferson 1 | Wales Emmons | Democrat |
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| Jefferson 2 | Peter H. Turner | Democrat |
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| Jefferson 3 | Davenport Rood | Democrat |
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| Lafayette 1 | Elias Slothower | Democrat |
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| Lafayette 2 | Ninian E. Whiteside | Democrat |
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| Marquette | Archibald Nichols | Democrat |
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| Milwaukee 1 | Edward Wunderly | Democrat |
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| Milwaukee 2 | Augustus Greulich | Democrat |
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| Milwaukee 3 | William W. Brown | Whig |
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| Milwaukee 4 | Leonard P. Crary | Democrat |
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| Milwaukee 5 | Andrew Sullivan | Democrat |
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| Milwaukee 6 | Horace Chase | Democrat |
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| Milwaukee 7 | Perley J. Shumway | Democrat |
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| Manitowoc | Ezra Durgin | Democrat |
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| St Croix & La Pointe | William R. Marshall; successfully challenged by Joseph Bowron | Democrat |
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| Portage | James M. Campbell | Democrat |
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| Racine 1 | David McDonald | Democrat |
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| Racine 2 | Henry B. Roberts | Democrat |
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| Racine 3 | Samuel E. Chapman | Whig |
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| Racine 4 | Julius L. Gilbert | Democrat |
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| Racine 5 | Elias Woodworth, Jr. | Democrat |
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| Rock 1 | G. F. A. Atherton | Democrat |
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| Rock 2 | Alanson B. Vaughan | Whig |
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| Rock 3 | Albert P. Blakeslee | Democrat |
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| Rock 4 | Robert T. Carey | Whig |
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| Rock 5 | Nathaniel Strong | Democrat |
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| Sauk | Delando Pratt | Democrat |
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| Sheboygan 1 | Charles E. Morris | Democrat |
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| Sheboygan 2 | Jedediah Brown | Democrat |
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| Walworth 1 | Gaylord Graves | Democrat |
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| Walworth 2 | Prosper Cravath | Whig |
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| Walworth 3 | Erasmus D. Richardson | Democrat |
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| Walworth 4 | Hugh Long | Democrat |
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| Walworth 5 | Milo Kelsey | Whig |
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| Waukesha 1 | Joseph W. Brackett | Democrat |
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| Waukesha 2 | Dewey K. Warren | Democrat |
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| Waukesha 3 | Chauncey G. Heath | Democrat |
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| Waukesha 4 | George M. Humphrey | Democrat |
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| Waukesha 5 | Joseph Bond | Democrat |
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| Washington 1 | Henry Allen | Democrat |
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| Washington 2 | Benjamin H. Mooers | Democrat |
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| Washington 3 | Adolphus Zimmermann | Democrat |
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| Washington 4 | Densmore Maxon | Democrat |
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| Washington 5 | William Caldwell | Whig |
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| Winnebago | Erasmus D. Hall | Whig |
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NotesReferences- Smith. William R. [https://archive.org/stream/historyofwisconsin02smitrich The History of Wisconsin]. Madison, Wis.: Beriah Brown, 1854, pp. 303-305.
- Turner, A. J. (ed.). The Legislative Manual of the State of Wisconsin. Madison: Atwood & Culver, 1872, pp. 199-201.
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