First Session of the Fifth Legislative Assembly, 1847,
Convened at Madison, January 4, and adjourned February 11, 1847.

President-HORATIO N. WELLS, of Milwaukee.

Secretary-THOMAS MCHUGH.

Sergeant-at-Arms-JouN BEVINS.

REPRESENTATIVES.

Speaker-WILLIAM SHEW, of Milwaukee.

Chief Clerk-LA FAYETTE KELLOGG. | Sergeant-at-Arms-E. R. HUGUNIN.

Special Session of the Fifth Législative Assembly, 1847.
Convened October 17, and adjourned October 27, 1847.

President-HORATIO N. WELLS, of Milwaukee.

Secretary-THOMAS MCHUGH. | Sergeant-at-Arms-EDWARD P. LOCKHART,

Speaker-ISAAC P. WALKER, of Milwaukee.

Chief Clerk-LA FAYETTE KELLOGG. | Sergeant-at-Arms-E. R. HUGUNIN

Second Session of the Fifth Legislative Assembly, 1848,
Convened February 7, and adjourned March 13, 1848.

COUNCIL.

President-HORATIO N. WELLS, of Milwaukee.

Secretary-THOMAS MCHUGH. | Sergeant-at-Arms-EDWARD P. LOCKHART.

Speaker-TIMOTHY BURNS, of Iowa.

Chief Clerk-LA FAYETTE KELLOGG. | Sergeant-at-Arms—Joux MULLANPHY.

• Resigned his seat because a bill in relation to Washington County was rejected.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS

First Convention.

The first Constitutional Convention assembled at Madison on the 5th day of October, 1816, and adjourned on the 16th day of December, 1846, having framed a Constitution, which was submitted to a vote of the people on the first Tuesday in April, 1847, and the same was rejected.

The Convention was composed of the following gentlemen:

President-DON A. J. UPHAM, of Milwaukee.

BROWN.

David Agry.
Henry S. Baird.

CALUMET.

Lemuel Goodell.

COLUMBIA.

Jeremiah Drake,
La Fayette Hill.;

CRAWFORD.
Peter A. R. Brace.

DANE.

John Y. Smith,
Abel Dunning,
Benjamin Fuller,
George B. Smith.
Nathaniel F. Hyer,
John M. Babcock.

DODGE.

William M. Dennis,
Stoddard Judd,
Hiram Barber,
Benjamin Granger,
Horace D. Patch,
John H. Manahan.

FOND DU LAC.

Warren Chase,

Lorenzo Hazen,

Moses S. Gibson.

GRANT.

Thomas P. Burnett,

Thomas Cruson,

Lorenzo Bevans,
Neely Gray.

Joel Allen Barber,
James Gilmore,
Franklin Z. Hicks,
Daniel R. Burt,
James R. Vineyard.

GREEN.

Davis Bowen,
Noah Phelps,

Secretary-LA FAYETTE KELLOGG.

GREEN-Continued.
William C. Green,
Hiram Brown.

IOWA.

William R. Smith,
Moses M. Strong,
Daniel M. Parkinson,
Thomas Jenkins,
William J. Madden,
Ninian E. Whitesides,
Joshua L. White,
Thomas Jamies,
Andrew Burnside,
Moses Mecker,
Elihu B. Goodsell,

JEFFERSON.

Patrick Rogan,
Theodore Prentiss,
Aaron Rankin,
Elihu L. Attwood,
Samuel T. Clothier,
Peter H. Turner,
George Hyer,

LA POINTE.

James P. Hays.

MARQUETTE.
Samuel W. Beall.

MANITOWOC.
Evander M. Soper.

MILWAUKEE.

Don A. J. Upham,
Francis Huebschmann,
Wallace W. Graham,
Garret Vliet,
John Crawford,
Asa Kinney,

Garret M. Fitzgerald,
John Cooper,
John H. Tweedy,
James Magone,

Horace Chase,

Charles E. Brown.

PORTAGE.

Henry C. Goodrich.

RACINE.

Edward G. Ryan,
Marshall M. Strong,
Frederick S. Lovell,
Elijah Steele,
Stephen O. Bennett,
Nathaniel Dickinson,
Daniel Harkin,
Chauncey Kellogg,

Haynes Finch,

Chatfield H. Parsons,

Victor M. Willard,

James H. Hall,

James B. Cartter,
T. S. Stockwell.*

ROCK.

A. Hyatt Smith,
David Noggle.
Sanford P. Hammond,
James Chamberlain,

Joseph S. Pierce,

George B. Hall,

David L. Mills,
John Hackett,
Joseph Kinney, Jr.,
Israel Inman, Jr.,

RICHLAND.
Edward Coumbe.

ST. CROIX.
William Holcombe.

SHEBOYGAN.

David Giddings.

WASHINGTON.

Bostwick O'Connor,
Edward H. Janssen,
Patrick Toland,
Charles Julius Kern,
Hopewell Coxe,
Joel F. Wilson.

*This gentleman never took his seat.

WACKESHA.

Andrew E. Elmore,
Pitts Ellis,
George Reed,

Elisha W. Edgerton,
Rufus Parks,
William B. Hesk,
Barnes Babcock,
Charles Burchard,*
James M. Moore,

First Convention-(continued.)

WAUKESHA-continued.

Benjamin Hunkins,
Alexander W. Randall.

WALWORTH.

Solmous Wakeley,
Joseph Bowker,
Charles M. Baker,
John W. Boyd,

WALWORTH-continued.
William Bell,
Lyman H. Seaver,
Sewall Smith,
Josiah Topping,
William Berry,
M. T. Hawes.t

WINNEBAGO.

James Duane Doty.

Second Convention.

This Convention assembled at Madison, on the 15th of December, 1847, and adTM Journed on the 1st of February, 1848, having framed a Constitution which was submitted to a vote of the people on the second Monday in March following, and the same was adopted. The Convention was constituted as follows: Messrs. Samuel W. Beall, Warren Chase, Stoddard Judd, Theodore Prentiss, Garret M. Fitzgerald and Frederick S. Lovell, being the only members of the first Convention who were elected to the second; the members of the first, in almost every county, declining a re-election.

President-MORGAN L. MARTIN, of Brown.
Secretary-THOMAS MCHUGH.