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32nd Wisconsin Legislature

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Wisconsin legislative term for 1879

32nd Wisconsin Legislature
←31st33rd→
Wisconsin State Capitol, 1863
Overview
Legislative bodyWisconsin Legislature
Meeting placeWisconsin State Capitol
TermJanuary 6, 1879 –January 5, 1880
ElectionNovember 5, 1878
Senate
Members33
Senate PresidentJames M. Bingham (R)
President pro temporeWilliam T. Price (R)
Party controlRepublican
Assembly
Members100
Assembly SpeakerDavid M. Kelly (R)
Party controlRepublican
Sessions
1stJanuary 8, 1879 –March 5, 1879

TheThirty-Second Wisconsin Legislature convened fromJanuary 8, 1879, toMarch 5, 1879, in regular session.

Senators representing odd-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 odd-numbered senators were elected in the general election of November 5, 1878. Senators representing even-numbered districts were serving the second year of their two-year term, having been elected in the general election held on November 6, 1877.[1]

Thegovernor of Wisconsin during this entire term was RepublicanWilliam E. Smith, ofMilwaukee County, serving the second year of a two-year term, having won election in the1877 Wisconsin gubernatorial election.

Major events

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Major legislation

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  • February 28, 1879: An Act to secure to children the benefits of an elementary education,1879 Act 121. Created a legal requirement for parents and legal guardians to send their children to school for at least one semester per year between the ages of 7 and 15.

Party summary

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Senate summary

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Senate partisan composition
  Democratic: 9 seats
  Republican: 24 seats
Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Dem.Lib.R.Rep.Vacant
End ofprevious Legislature10221330
start of 1st Session[note 1]9023321
from Jan. 27[note 2]24339
Final voting share27.27%72.73%
Beginning of thenext Legislature8025330

Assembly summary

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Assembly partisan composition
  Democratic: 25 seats
  Greenback: 9 seats
  Republican: 66 seats
Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Dem.Soc.Gbk.Rep.Vacant
End ofprevious Legislature41113451000
1st Session2509661000
Final voting share34%66%
Beginning of thenext Legislature2802701000

Sessions

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  • 1st Regular session: January 8, 1879 – March 5, 1879

Leaders

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Senate leadership

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Assembly leadership

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Members

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Members of the Senate

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Members of the Senate for the Thirty-Second Wisconsin Legislature:[2]

Senate partisan representation
  Democratic: 9 seats
  Republican: 24 seats
Dist.CountiesSenatorResidenceParty
01Door,Kewaunee,Oconto, &ShawanoGeorge GrimmerKewauneeRep.
02BrownThomas R. HuddGreen BayDem.
03RacineWilliam E. ChipmanBurlingtonRep.
04Crawford &VernonGeorge W. SwainChaseburgRep.
05Milwaukee (Northern Part)Isaac W. Van SchaickMilwaukeeRep.
06Milwaukee (Southern Part)George H. PaulMilwaukeeDem.
07Milwaukee (Central Part)Edwin HydeMilwaukeeRep.
08Kenosha &WalworthBenoni ReynoldsGenevaRep.
09Green Lake,Marquette,&WausharaHobart S. SacketBerlinRep.
10WaukeshaJohn A. RiceMertonDem.
11Chippewa,Clark,Lincoln,Taylor,&WoodThomas B. ScottGrand RapidsRep.
12Green &LafayetteJoseph B. TreatMonroeRep.
13DodgeEdward C. McFetridgeBeaver DamRep.
14Juneau &SaukDavid E. WelchBarabooRep.
15ManitowocJoseph RankinManitowocDem.
16GrantOscar C. HathawayBeetownRep.
17RockHamilton RichardsonJanesvilleRep.
18Fond du Lac(Western Part)Alonzo A. LoperRiponRep.
19WinnebagoAndrew HabenOshkoshDem.
20Sheboygan& EasternFond du LacLouis WolfSheboygan FallsDem.
21Marathon,Portage,&WaupacaJohn A. KelloggWausauRep.
22Calumet &OutagamieGeorge N. RichmondAppletonDem.
23JeffersonCharles H. Phillips(died Jan. 1, 1879)Lake MillsRep.
Joseph B. Bennett(from Jan. 27, 1879)WatertownRep.
24Ashland,Barron,Bayfield,Burnett,Douglas,Polk,&St. CroixDana Reed BaileyBaldwinRep.
25Dane(Eastern Part)George B. BurrowsMadisonRep.
26Dane (Western Part)Matthew AndersonCross PlainsDem.
27Adams &ColumbiaCharles L. DeringColumbusRep.
28Iowa &RichlandArchibald CampbellMiddleburyRep.
29Buffalo,Pepin,&TrempealeauHorace E. HoughtonDurandRep.
30Dunn,Eau Claire,&PierceAbraham D. AndrewsRiver FallsRep.
31La CrosseGysbert Van SteenwykLa CrosseRep.
32Jackson&MonroeWilliam T. PriceBlack River FallsRep.
33Ozaukee &WashingtonLyman MorganPort WashingtonDem.

Members of the Assembly

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Members of the Assembly for the Thirty-Second Wisconsin Legislature:[2]

Assembly partisan composition
  Democratic: 25 seats
  Greenback: 9 seats
  Republican: 66 seats
Senate
District		CountyDist.RepresentativePartyResidence
27AdamsCharles A. CadyRep.Dell Prairie
24Ashland,Barron,Bayfield,Burnett,Douglas,&PolkWilliam J. VincentRep.St. Croix Falls
02Brown1David M. KellyRep.Green Bay
2Albert L. GrayGbk.Fort Howard
3John O'FlahertyDem.Morrison
29Buffalo &Pepin1John W. DeGroffRep.Alma
2James BarryRep.Pepin
22CalumetJoseph B. ReynoldsGbk.Chilton
11ChippewaHector McRaeRep.Chippewa Falls
Clark,Lincoln,Taylor&WoodNiran WitheeRep.Neillsville
27Columbia1Charles R. GallettRep.Portage
2John SandersonRep.Randolph
04CrawfordAtley PetersonRep.Soldiers Grove
26Dane1Matthias TheisenDem.Roxbury
252Buel HutchinsonRep.Madison
3Charles G. LewisRep.Sun Prairie
13Dodge1William FlemingDem.Emmet
2Henry SpieringDem.Mayville
3James DavisonDem.Chester
4William GeiseDem.Portland
01DoorCharles A. MasseRep.Sturgeon Bay
30DunnHenry AusmanRep.Elk Mound
Eau ClaireJulius IngramRep.Eau Claire
18Fond du Lac1Henry C. BottumRep.West Rosendale
2Philip GreeningDem.Lamartine
3Thomas W. SpenceRep.Fond du Lac
204Michael ThelenDem.Ashford
16Grant1William E. CarterRep.Platteville
2Joseph T. MillsRep.Lancaster
3John BrindleyRep.Boscobel
12Green1Fordyce R. MelvinRep.Brooklyn
2Franklin MitchellRep.Spring Grove
09Green LakeSamuel BarterRep.Markesan
28Iowa1George L. FrostGbk.Dodgeville
2George G. CoxRep.Mineral Point
32JacksonFrederick ConditGbk.Merrillan
23Jefferson1Hezekiah FlinnDem.Watertown
2John D. BullockRep.Johnson Creek
3James W. OstranderRep.Jefferson
14Juneau1James MullowneyDem.Kildare
2Henry F. C. NicholsRep.New Lisbon
08KenoshaJoseph V. QuarlesRep.Kenosha
01KewauneeJohn CarelDem.Kewaunee
31La CrosseJohn BradleyRep.Bangor
11Lafayette1Nelson La DueRep.Spafford
2John W. BlackstoneRep.Shullsburg
15Manitowoc1John CareyDem.Osman
2William ZanderDem.Larrabee
3William H. HemschemeyerRep.Manitowoc
21MarathonJohn RingleDem.Wausau
09MarquetteJames W. MurphyDem.Briggsville
05Milwaukee1Edward C. WallDem.Milwaukee
072Christian WiduleRep.Milwaukee
3Edward KeoghDem.Milwaukee
4Edward B. SimpsonRep.Milwaukee
065John BentleyDem.Milwaukee
056Christopher RaesserRep.Milwaukee
077Anson AllenRep.Milwaukee
068Henry P. FischerRep.Milwaukee
059Christian SarnowRep.Milwaukee
10Judson G. HartRep.Wauwatosa
0611William W. JohnsonRep.Greenfield
32Monroe1James D. ConditDem.Sparta
2George R. VincentGbk.Tomah
01Oconto &ShawanoDaniel H. PulciferRep.Shawano
22Outagamie1John C. PetersenGbk.Appleton
2Francis SteffenDem.Hortonville
33OzaukeeWilliam H. FitzgeraldInd.D.Cedarburg
30PierceNils P. HaugenRep.River Falls
21PortageThomas McDillRep.McDill
03Racine1Norton J. FieldRep.Racine
2Knud AdlandRep.North Cape
28Richland1Joseph M. ThomasRep.Lone Rock
2Elihu BaileyRep.Mill Creek
17Rock1Richard BurdgeRep.Beloit
2Allen P. LovejoyRep.Janesville
3William GardinerRep.Emerald Grove
14Sauk1Ulrich HemmiRep.Troy
2Alexander P. EllinwoodRep.Reedsburg
20Sheboygan1Wilbur M. RootDem.Sheboygan
2La Fayette EastmanRep.Plymouth
3James Allan Jr.Rep.Adell
24St. CroixJames HillRep.Warren
29TrempealeauGeorge H. MarkhamRep.Independence
04Vernon1Jacob EckhardtRep.De Soto
2Roger WilliamsRep.Hillsboro
08Walworth1Ely Bruce DewingRep.Elkhorn
2Albert L. MasonRep.Elton
3Edwin D. CoeRep.Whitewater
33Washington1Jacob H. MuckerheideDem.Kewaskum
2John G. FrankDem.Jackson
10Waukesha1Alvarus E. GilbertRep.New Berlin
2William H. WashburnRep.Pewaukee
21Waupaca1Lorenzo L. PostDem.Weyauwega
2John ScanlonGbk.Union
09WausharaSamuel R. ClarkRep.Bloomfield
19Winnebago1William WallRep.Oshkosh
2John Potter Jr.Gbk.Menasha
3Hiram W. WebsterRep.Omro
4Milan FordGbk.Nekimi

Employees

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Senate employees

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  • Chief Clerk: Charles E. Bross[2]
    • Assistant Clerk: W. S. Reynolds
    • Bookkeeper: T. S. Ansley
    • Engrossing Clerk: John P. Mitchell
    • Enrolling Clerk: A. J. Smith
    • Transcribing Clerk: Fred. Richards
    • Proofreader:Thomas A. Dyson
    • Clerk for the Judiciary Committee: H. M. Pierce
    • Clerk for the Committee on Claims: L. F. Nickey
    • Clerk for the Committee on Enrolled Bills: Walter L. Houser
  • Sergeant-at-Arms: Chalmers Ingersoll
  • Postmaster: O. N. Russell
    • Assistant Postmaster: A. C. Martin
  • Gallery Attendant: O. A. Kluetz
    • Doc. Room Attendant: William Graham
  • Doorkeepers:
    • E. T. Songstad
    • M. Simon
    • A. Knudson
    • John Halls
  • Porter: John Redman
  • Night Watch: Eugene A. Steer
  • Chief Clerk's Messenger: J. G. Hyland
  • President's Messenger: John Barrows
  • Messengers:
    • Jos. Campbell
    • Jas. H. Welch
    • Harry M. Hathaway
    • Thos. Farness
    • Geo. Roe
    • Jos. J. Gunkel
    • Lono Loper
  • Janitor: Ole Stevenson

Assembly employees

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  • Chief Clerk: John E. Eldred[2]
    • 1st Assistant Clerk:William M. Fogo
      • 2nd Assistant Clerk: S. L. Perrine
    • Bookkeeper: O. A. Southmayd
    • Engrossing Clerk: T. J. Vaughn
    • Enrolling Clerk:Franklin S. Lawrence
    • Transcribing Clerk: F. W. Rogers
    • Proof Reader: H. O. Fifield
  • Sergeant-at-Arms: Miletus Knight
  • Postmaster: J. J. Gibbs
    • Assistant Postmaster: William Stanton
  • Doorkeepers:
    • J. J. Burnard
    • C. E. Webster
    • George B. McMillen
    • Fred Oelhafer
  • Gallery Attendants:
    • R. Worts
    • J. L. Johnson
  • Porter: C. Schneider
  • Night Watch: N. V. Chandler
  • Wash Room Attendant: J. W. Kildow
  • Speaker's Messenger: E. H. Potter
  • Clerk's Messenger: Arthur Truax
  • Messengers:
    • William Post
    • John F. Sanderson
    • Richard Kempter
    • S. G. Bottum
    • Harvey Barlow
    • Candy Nicodemus
    • William Renkema
    • Eddie Kavenaugh
    • Julius Leison
    • B. F. Oakley
    • Bertie Carter
    • Freddie Wittl
    • Jake Gill

Notes

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  1. ^RepublicanCharles H. Phillips (District 23) died January 1, 1879.
  2. ^RepublicanJoseph B. Bennett (District 23) replaced Charles H. Phillips.

References

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  1. ^Heg, J. E., ed. (1882)."Annals of the Legislature"(PDF).The Blue Book of the state of Wisconsin (Report). State of Wisconsin. pp. 244–246. RetrievedFebruary 19, 2022.
  2. ^abcdBashford, R. M., ed. (1879)."Biographical Sketches"(PDF).The Blue Book of the State of Wisconsin (Report). State of Wisconsin. pp. 475–518. RetrievedFebruary 19, 2022.

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