Rights of foreigners to vote for Michigan territory delegates
Governor Doty submits a petition from German settlers urging a law allowing all free male inhabitants over twenty one in the territory to vote for delegates to form a state constitution and government. The rights are argued from the Northwest Ordinance, with reference to Citizenship, Congress authority, and state sovereignty. The piece references Michigan and Tennessee precedents and notes the Treasury report and a steamboat accident in Cahokia Bend with many lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty
Tam
Consan
Union
Congress
Wickerson
United Sates
Ohio River
United States
Eitier
Congress of the United States
Tennessee
Michigan
Tates
Wiskerson
Paris
Fim
Asia
Afvic
America
Tse Rowdy
fAree Ees
Europe
Cabekia Bend
Market Street
Collier
Cincinati
Cahokia Creek
Indies
Uesin
Carondelet
Bry
Gay
Tn Carondelet
Cahokia
Robert Bullock
Maysville
Bullock
Mlinois
Mieks
Hicks
Me.Thompson
Bill
Yanking
Trowbridge
Aury
Thompson
Thos
Carrean
Elmore
Grant
Hopkins
Messeremith
Pwlojer
Platt
Darslemany
Darling
Elis
Bilis
Goodens Cn Frau
Auffinger
Mfr
Mr. Platt
Messrs
Agrey
Bartlett
Birchard
Crossman
Eilis
Mankins
Long
Manahan
Masters
Meeker
Olin
Parsons
Price
Walker
Mesers
Capron
Hick
Hopking
Messeramith
Palmer
Tripp
Enid
Burchard
Hurale
Barnett
Mesaersmith
Phompeon
Nar
Ary
Croasman
Honking
Monahan
Master
Mfcaker
Parsons Price
Si’kr
Ellis
Chais
Jenve
Hamae
Darting
Hic
Thimpon
Messia
Barrett
Lirclard Crossman
Winking
Morker
Oha
Sp Kr
Moasa
Agry
Cipron
Hinks
Mesavrsmith
Palasor
Alait
Prices
Minend Anid
Wisconsin
Legislative Assembly
Br. Plotty
Lave
Southport
Sharon
Walworth
Wiconsin
Mineral Point Lint
Sat
Biinare
Mirker
Dirchard
C. L. Starkwell
Fredrick Borcherdtsnn
R. H. Mallary
William Saci
Jefferson
House of Representatives
Met
Se Territory
Madison
George W. Moody
Sheboygan County
Committee On the Judiciary
Watate
Wisconsin Territorial Legislature Debates State Government Formation
The Wisconsin Territory House discusses petitions on forming a state government, voting rights, and related measures. Debates cover suffrage limits, governor actions, and resolutions urging Congress to enable a permanent constitution, with petitions from Milwaukee and Walworth counties and references to land and infrastructure issues.
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Congress
Merker
Annetto
Mineral Point
Green
Milwales
Dane
Mer. Darling
Mfr
Smielks
Masters
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Treas Shy
Lovus Republican
Candelét
Manchester
Ihinola
Missouri
Ene
Jalokia
Mr. Muir
Virginia
Levi Cradidock
Davidson’ County
Tennost
Mr. Green
Snell
Louisville
Wright
Mecklenburg County
Isis
Howell
Covington
Peristinjy
Crossimar
Calumet
Brown
Pacieind
Pete Ion
Cahpnet
Browad
Coaniet
Thomspeor
Wisconsi
David Morrill
Acrose Milwauke River
Walker's Point
Elinor
Have
Sauk Harkey
Reed
Porritos Ry
Sauk Marbor
Thia
Patmery
Taonsv
Cy Tastman
Ciizens
Milwaukee County
Committee On Territorial Wifairs
Mrr
Wingspreed
Committee On
Milwaukee Academy
Frivas
Mr. Price
John D Caldwell
Board of Supervisors
Walworth County
Winnebago County
Officns of Justice
Purce
Thompsan
Sarunpay
Wnder
Wilwaukee
Laana
Benguman
Ravan
Gah
Geine County
Glin
Milwaukee
Aety
Fitlows
Wits
Anid
N.C. Prentiss
Tommitlan
Sauk Harbor
Whitewater
Miwaukee
Aeleet
Potosiam
Abssissippi
Lake Michigan