Some Chapters in the History of Missouri
Some Chapters in the History of Missouri
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The Legislative Council was composed of nine men selected by the President out of eighteen nominated by the House of Representatives of the Territory, for a term of five years. The House of Representatives was composed of members elected for two years. The Governor and the Judges were 57 58 Chapters in Missouri History appointed by the President as had formerly been the case. Up to this time the people of the Territory had had no re- presentative in Congress; now they were authorized to elect a... Delegate to Congress who could speak but not vote in that body. Edward Hempstead was the first delegate elected.
In 1816 Congress made still further changes in the gov- ernmental organization of the Territory, thereby raising it from the second to the third or highest rank of territories. The people were now given the right to elect the members of the Legislative council, one member for each county, and biennial instead of annual meetings of the Legislature were provided for. No further changes were made in the terri- torial government of Missouri prior to the organization of the state government in 1820.
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The Legislative Council was composed of nine men selected by the President out of eighteen nominated by the House of Representatives of the Territory, for a term of five years. The House of Representatives was composed of members elected for two years. The Governor and the Judges were 57 58 Chapters in Missouri History appointed by the President as had formerly been the case. Up to this time the people of the Territory had had no re- presentative in Congress; now they were authorized to elect a... Delegate to Congress who could speak but not vote in that body. Edward Hempstead was the first delegate elected.
In 1816 Congress made still further changes in the gov- ernmental organization of the Territory, thereby raising it from the second to the third or highest rank of territories. The people were now given the right to elect the members of the Legislative council, one member for each county, and biennial instead of annual meetings of the Legislature were provided for. No further changes were made in the terri- torial government of Missouri prior to the organization of the state government in 1820.
What to read after Some Chapters in the History of Missouri?
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