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Journal of the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the State of Florida : begun and held at the Capitol, at Tallahassee, on Monday, January 20th, 1868
Table of Contents
- First Day: Monday, January 20, 1868
- Second Day: Tuesday, January 21, 1868
- Third Day: Wednesday, January 22, 1868
- Fourth Day: Thursday, January 23, 1868
- Fifth Day: Friday, January 24, 1868
- Sixth Day: Monday, January 27, 1868
- Seventh Day: Tuesday, January 28, 1868
- Eighth Day: Wednesday, January 29, 1868
- Ninth Day: Thursday, January 30, 1868
- Tenth Day: Friday, January 31, 1868
- Eleventh Day: Monday, February 3, 1868
- Twelfth Day: Tuesday, February 4, 1868
- Thirteenth Day: Wednesday, February 5, 1868
- Fourteenth Day: Thursday, February 6, 1868
- Fifteenth Day: Friday, February 7, 1868
- Sixteenth Day: Saturday, February 8, 1868
- Seventeenth Day: Monday, February 10, 1868
- Eighteenth Day: Tuesday, February 11, 1868
- Nineteenth Day: Wednesday, February 12, 1868
- Twentieth Day: Thursday, February 13, 1868
- Twenty-First Day: Friday, February 14, 1868
- Twenty-Second Day: Saturday, February 15, 1868
- Twenty-Third Day: Monday, February 17, 1868
- Twenty-Fourth Day: Tuesday, February 18, 1868
- Twenty-Fifth Day: Wednesday, February 19, 1868
- Twenty-Sixth Day: Thursday, February 20, 1868
- Twenty-Seventh Day: Friday, February 21, 1868
- Twenty-Eighth Day: Saturday, February 22, 1868
- Twenty-Ninth Day: Monday, February 24, 1868
- Thirtieth Day: Tuesday, February 25, 1868
Page
of 134
Source
State Library of Florida, State Documents Collection
Description
Printed edition of the proceedings of Florida's 1868 constitutional convention.
Date
1868
Contributors
Alden, George J.
Armistead, L. C.
Armstrong, O. B.
Bass, A. G.
Bradwell, William
Bryan, Homer
Butler, John W.
Campbell, John L.
Cessna, William K.
Chandler, Abram
Childs, J. W.
Conant, Sherman
Cone, William R.
Conover, Simon Barclay, 1840-1908
Davidson, Green
Davidson, J. E. A.
Dennett, N. C.
Erwin, Auburn
Fortune, Emanuel
Gibbs, Jonathan C. (Jonathan Clarkson), 1831-1874
Goss, Jesse H.
Hart, Ossian Bingley, 1821-1874
Hill, Frederick
Jenkins, Horatio, Jr.
Johnson, Major
Krimminger, John Newton, d. 1871
McRae, B. M.
Meacham, Robert, 1835-1902
Mills, Anthony
Mizell, David William, 1833-1870
Mobley, C. R.
Oates, Joseph E.
Osborn, Thomas Ward, 1833-1898
Pearce, Samuel J.
Powell, John W.
Purman, William James, 1840-1928
Rogers, W.
Rombauer, Roland L.
Rowley, Lyman W.
Shuler, Andrew
Stearns, Marcellus Lovejoy, 1839-1891
Urquhart, Thomas
Walls, Josiah T., 1842-1905
Ware, Eldridge L.
Wells, Richard H.
Wyatt, John
Armistead, L. C.
Armstrong, O. B.
Bass, A. G.
Bradwell, William
Bryan, Homer
Butler, John W.
Campbell, John L.
Cessna, William K.
Chandler, Abram
Childs, J. W.
Conant, Sherman
Cone, William R.
Conover, Simon Barclay, 1840-1908
Davidson, Green
Davidson, J. E. A.
Dennett, N. C.
Erwin, Auburn
Fortune, Emanuel
Gibbs, Jonathan C. (Jonathan Clarkson), 1831-1874
Goss, Jesse H.
Hart, Ossian Bingley, 1821-1874
Hill, Frederick
Jenkins, Horatio, Jr.
Johnson, Major
Krimminger, John Newton, d. 1871
McRae, B. M.
Meacham, Robert, 1835-1902
Mills, Anthony
Mizell, David William, 1833-1870
Mobley, C. R.
Oates, Joseph E.
Osborn, Thomas Ward, 1833-1898
Pearce, Samuel J.
Powell, John W.
Purman, William James, 1840-1928
Rogers, W.
Rombauer, Roland L.
Rowley, Lyman W.
Shuler, Andrew
Stearns, Marcellus Lovejoy, 1839-1891
Urquhart, Thomas
Walls, Josiah T., 1842-1905
Ware, Eldridge L.
Wells, Richard H.
Wyatt, John
Format
Topic
Subjects
Billings, Liberty
Bryant, H. E.
Burton, U. R.
Christy, W. H.
Cone, B. H.
Cone, Edward
Constitutional conventions--Florida
Constitutional history--Florida
Constitutional law--Florida
Constitutions
Crippen, Paul
Cruse, Harvey
Daly, C. F.
Florida--Politics and government
Florida. Constitutional Convention (1868)
Ford, Harry
Ford, William
Henry, Edward
Hodges, William S.
Howse, E. D.
Johnson, J. R. M.
Pearce, C. H.
Pembroke, D. M.
Phillips, James
Richards, D.
Saunders, W. U.
Smith, John
Stewart, S. D.
Stewart, William G.
Toer, J. W.
Trent, S. A.
Walker, George
Walker, Samuel
Walker, U. M.
Wallace, John
Watkins, Crawford
Wilson, H. P.
Wilson, Harry P.
Winn, William
Bryant, H. E.
Burton, U. R.
Christy, W. H.
Cone, B. H.
Cone, Edward
Constitutional conventions--Florida
Constitutional history--Florida
Constitutional law--Florida
Constitutions
Crippen, Paul
Cruse, Harvey
Daly, C. F.
Florida--Politics and government
Florida. Constitutional Convention (1868)
Ford, Harry
Ford, William
Henry, Edward
Hodges, William S.
Howse, E. D.
Johnson, J. R. M.
Pearce, C. H.
Pembroke, D. M.
Phillips, James
Richards, D.
Saunders, W. U.
Smith, John
Stewart, S. D.
Stewart, William G.
Toer, J. W.
Trent, S. A.
Walker, George
Walker, Samuel
Walker, U. M.
Wallace, John
Watkins, Crawford
Wilson, H. P.
Wilson, Harry P.
Winn, William
Geographic Term
General Note
Under the Reconstruction Acts, Congress assumed control over readmission of the former Confederate states to the Union. The United States military reoccupied those states and caused all eligible men over 21, regardless of race, to be registered to vote. Each state’s newly enfranchised electorate then selected delegates to frame a new state constitution and submit it to Congress for approval. Florida’s constitutional convention met in January 1868, and the voters ratified the final document on May 4, 1868. Congress officially declared Florida back in the Union later that year on July 25.
- First Day: Monday, January 20, 1868
- Second Day: Tuesday, January 21, 1868
- Third Day: Wednesday, January 22, 1868
- Fourth Day: Thursday, January 23, 1868
- Fifth Day: Friday, January 24, 1868
- Sixth Day: Monday, January 27, 1868
- Seventh Day: Tuesday, January 28, 1868
- Eighth Day: Wednesday, January 29, 1868
- Ninth Day: Thursday, January 30, 1868
- Tenth Day: Friday, January 31, 1868
- Eleventh Day: Monday, February 3, 1868
- Twelfth Day: Tuesday, February 4, 1868
- Thirteenth Day: Wednesday, February 5, 1868
- Fourteenth Day: Thursday, February 6, 1868
- Fifteenth Day: Friday, February 7, 1868
- Sixteenth Day: Saturday, February 8, 1868
- Seventeenth Day: Monday, February 10, 1868
- Eighteenth Day: Tuesday, February 11, 1868
- Nineteenth Day: Wednesday, February 12, 1868
- Twentieth Day: Thursday, February 13, 1868
- Twenty-First Day: Friday, February 14, 1868
- Twenty-Second Day: Saturday, February 15, 1868
- Twenty-Third Day: Monday, February 17, 1868
- Twenty-Fourth Day: Tuesday, February 18, 1868
- Twenty-Fifth Day: Wednesday, February 19, 1868
- Twenty-Sixth Day: Thursday, February 20, 1868
- Twenty-Seventh Day: Friday, February 21, 1868
- Twenty-Eighth Day: Saturday, February 22, 1868
- Twenty-Ninth Day: Monday, February 24, 1868
- Thirtieth Day: Tuesday, February 25, 1868
Title
Journal of the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the State of Florida : begun and held at the Capitol, at Tallahassee, on Monday, January 20th, 1868
Subject
Constitutional conventions--Florida
Constitutional history--Florida
Constitutional law--Florida
Florida--Politics and government
Constitutions
Description
Printed edition of the proceedings of Florida's 1868 constitutional convention.
Creator
Florida. Constitutional Convention (1868)
Source
State Library of Florida, State Documents Collection
Date
1868
Contributor
Alden, George J.
Armistead, L. C.
Armstrong, O. B.
Bass, A. G.
Bradwell, William
Bryan, Homer
Butler, John W.
Campbell, John L.
Cessna, William K.
Chandler, Abram
Childs, J. W.
Conant, Sherman
Cone, William R.
Conover, Simon Barclay, 1840-1908
Davidson, Green
Davidson, J. E. A.
Dennett, N. C.
Erwin, Auburn
Fortune, Emanuel
Gibbs, Jonathan C. (Jonathan Clarkson), 1831-1874
Goss, Jesse H.
Hart, Ossian Bingley, 1821-1874
Hill, Frederick
Jenkins, Horatio, Jr.
Johnson, Major
Krimminger, John Newton, d. 1871
McRae, B. M.
Meacham, Robert, 1835-1902
Mills, Anthony
Mizell, David William, 1833-1870
Mobley, C. R.
Oates, Joseph E.
Osborn, Thomas Ward, 1833-1898
Pearce, Samuel J.
Powell, John W.
Purman, William James, 1840-1928
Rogers, W.
Rombauer, Roland L.
Rowley, Lyman W.
Shuler, Andrew
Stearns, Marcellus Lovejoy, 1839-1891
Urquhart, Thomas
Walls, Josiah T., 1842-1905
Ware, Eldridge L.
Wells, Richard H.
Wyatt, John
Format
proceedings
Language
eng-US
Type
Text
Identifier
fsd_f342.023s-c766_1868_01
Coverage
Reconstruction Era Florida (1865-1877)
Geographic Term
Tallahassee (Fla.)
Leon County (Fla.)
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topic
Politics and Government
Subject - Corporate
Florida. Constitutional Convention (1868)
Subject - Person
Pearce, C. H.
Ford, Harry
Winn, William
Saunders, W. U.
Billings, Liberty
Howse, E. D.
Walker, George
Richards, D.
Christy, W. H.
Johnson, J. R. M.
Henry, Edward
Stewart, William G.
Walker, Samuel
Cone, Edward
Hodges, William S.
Crippen, Paul
Pembroke, D. M.
Daly, C. F.
Watkins, Crawford
Walker, U. M.
Stewart, S. D.
Bryant, H. E.
Burton, U. R.
Cone, B. H.
Toer, J. W.
Trent, S. A.
Wilson, H. P.
Wallace, John
Phillips, James
Cruse, Harvey
Smith, John
Wilson, Harry P.
Ford, William
General Note
Under the Reconstruction Acts, Congress assumed control over readmission of the former Confederate states to the Union. The United States military reoccupied those states and caused all eligible men over 21, regardless of race, to be registered to vote. Each state’s newly enfranchised electorate then selected delegates to frame a new state constitution and submit it to Congress for approval. Florida’s constitutional convention met in January 1868, and the voters ratified the final document on May 4, 1868. Congress officially declared Florida back in the Union later that year on July 25.
toc
- First Day: Monday, January 20, 1868
- Second Day: Tuesday, January 21, 1868
- Third Day: Wednesday, January 22, 1868
- Fourth Day: Thursday, January 23, 1868
- Fifth Day: Friday, January 24, 1868
- Sixth Day: Monday, January 27, 1868
- Seventh Day: Tuesday, January 28, 1868
- Eighth Day: Wednesday, January 29, 1868
- Ninth Day: Thursday, January 30, 1868
- Tenth Day: Friday, January 31, 1868
- Eleventh Day: Monday, February 3, 1868
- Twelfth Day: Tuesday, February 4, 1868
- Thirteenth Day: Wednesday, February 5, 1868
- Fourteenth Day: Thursday, February 6, 1868
- Fifteenth Day: Friday, February 7, 1868
- Sixteenth Day: Saturday, February 8, 1868
- Seventeenth Day: Monday, February 10, 1868
- Eighteenth Day: Tuesday, February 11, 1868
- Nineteenth Day: Wednesday, February 12, 1868
- Twentieth Day: Thursday, February 13, 1868
- Twenty-First Day: Friday, February 14, 1868
- Twenty-Second Day: Saturday, February 15, 1868
- Twenty-Third Day: Monday, February 17, 1868
- Twenty-Fourth Day: Tuesday, February 18, 1868
- Twenty-Fifth Day: Wednesday, February 19, 1868
- Twenty-Sixth Day: Thursday, February 20, 1868
- Twenty-Seventh Day: Friday, February 21, 1868
- Twenty-Eighth Day: Saturday, February 22, 1868
- Twenty-Ninth Day: Monday, February 24, 1868
- Thirtieth Day: Tuesday, February 25, 1868
Event Name
Constitutional Convention (Tallahassee, Fla. : 1868)
Chicago Manual of Style
Florida. Constitutional Convention (1868). Journal of the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the State of Florida : begun and held at the Capitol, at Tallahassee, on Monday, January 20th, 1868. 1868. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/350826>, accessed 28 December 2024.
MLA
Florida. Constitutional Convention (1868). Journal of the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the State of Florida : begun and held at the Capitol, at Tallahassee, on Monday, January 20th, 1868. 1868. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 28 Dec. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/350826>
AP Style Photo Citation
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