Landtag Reuss younger line (1848–1849)
This article deals with the first Reuss Landtag from 1848 to 1849, the so-called Advisory Landtag .
Parliament
The first Reuss younger line parliament was elected from June to August 1848 after the March Revolution .
The following were elected as MPs:
| Surname | Place of residence / manor | Curia | Constituency | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johann Karl Christian Adler | Saalburg | City of Saalburg | Principality of Gera | |
| Eduard Alberti | Hohenleuben | Knight and landscape | Principality of Gera | |
| Heinrich Gustav Behr | Tanna | City of Tanna | Principality of Schleiz | From November 20 to December 15, 1848 deputy for Gustav Knoch; Successor to Gustav Knoch from August 27, 1849 |
| Hermann Freiherr von Beust | on Bethenhausen | Knight and landscape | Principality of Gera | Resigned from February / March 1849 |
| Eduard Freiherr von Brandenstein | on Kretzschwitz and on Hain | Knight and landscape | Principality of Gera | Resigned from February / March 1849 |
| Wilhelm Ferdinand Bretschneider | Schleiz | City of Schleitz | Principality of Schleiz | Representative for Röhr from October 2 to December 15, 1848 |
| Gottlieb Heinrich Broßmann | Schleiz | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | From March 5, 1849 for the late Weithas |
| Johann Heinrich Bruhm | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | Resigned from office on October 30, 1848. Successor: Petermann |
| Johann Gottlieb Eichler | Trebnitz | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | |
| Haubold von Einsiedel | on Leumnitz | Knight and landscape | Principality of Gera | Deputy for von Beust. After losing his mandate, Edler von der Planitz was elected as his successor on December 4, 1848 |
| Heinrich Gustav Hermann Fasold | Hirschberg / Saale | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | |
| Johann Friedrich Nickol Fraaß | Altengesees | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | |
| Johann Heinrich Franz | Praise stone | City of Schleitz | Principality of Schleiz | |
| Adolf Ludwig Gustav Fuchs | Hohenleuben | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | |
| Anton Fürbringer | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | Elected to succeed Glaß on May 26, 1849 |
| Julius Glass | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | Resigned mandate. Succession: Fürbringer |
| Heinrich Gottlieb Göll | Schleiz | City of Schleitz | Principality of Schleiz | |
| Thank God Friedrich Groß | Hohenleuben | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | Deputy for Fuchs from August 27 to September 11 and from October 18 to December 21, 1849 |
| Eduard Hagenbruch | Weimar and on Söllmnitz | Knight and landscape | Principality of Gera | Successor to von Brandenstein in February or March 1849 |
| Christian Friedrich Hercher | Köstritz | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | |
| Albert Alexander Hickethier | Ruppersdorf | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | Representative for Horn from September 5 to December 21, 1849 |
| Ferdinand Horn | Lemnitzgrund | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | |
| Karl Bernhard Jäger | Praise stone | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | |
| Johann Christoph Jäger | Stübnitz | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | |
| Johann Christian Jäger | Hirschberg / Saale | City of Hirschberg | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | Representative for Müller from August 27 to December 21, 1849 |
| Christian Gottlob churchyard | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | Elected to succeed Metzner on May 26, 1849 |
| Christian Gottlieb Kneusel | Harpersdorf | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | |
| Carl Christian Friedrich Gustav Knoch | Schleiz | Knight and landscape | Principality of Schleiz | |
| Gustav Philipp Knoch | Tanna | City of Tanna | Principality of Schleiz | Resigned from office on February 18, 1849. Successor: Behr |
| Johann Philipp Knoch | Hirschberg / Saale | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | Resigned from office on March 17, 1849. Successor: Wetzel |
| Friedrich August Krässe | Dorna | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | Died on October 21, 1849 |
| Georg Karl Leopold Krause | Langenberg b. Gera | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | Retired on April 4, 1849 due to relocation. Successor: Steingrüber |
| Carl Ernst Kunze | Zeulenroda | Knight and landscape | Principality of Schleiz | Elected to succeed Carl Christian Friedrich Gustav Knoch on February 5, 1849 |
| Friedrich August Lecker | on the chapel near Schilbach | Rural residents care Saalburg | Principality of Gera | |
| Johann Philipp Mayer | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | |
| Carl Friedrich Heinrich Meinhard | Langenwetzendorf | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | |
| Friedrich Louis Metz | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | Deputy for Buhn from October 2 to October 1, 1848 |
| Carl Adolph Hermann Metzner | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | |
| Christoph Heinrich David Müller | Hirschberg / Saale | City of Hirschberg | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | |
| Karl Friedrich Petermann | Gera | City of Gera | Principality of Gera | Elected to succeed Bruhm on November 27, 1848 |
| Gustav Adolf Edler von der Planitz | on Caaschwitz | Knight and landscape | Principality of Gera | Elected to succeed Einsiedel on December 4, 1848 |
| Adam Gottlob von Püttner | Praise stone | Knight and landscape | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | |
| Franz Eduard Röhr | Schleiz | City of Schleitz | Principality of Schleiz | Resigned from office on April 17, 1849. Successor: Franz |
| Johann Georg Schleif | Instinct | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | |
| Hermann Traugott Steingrüber | Langenberg b. Gera | Rural dwellers | Principality of Gera | |
| Christoph Heinrich Tamm | Praise stone | City of Lobenstein | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | Successor for Krause |
| Heinrich Herman Weißker | Schleiz | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | Resigned from office on November 3, 1848. Successor to Weithas |
| Heinrich Gustav Weithas | Schleiz | Rural dwellers | Principality of Schleiz | Elected to succeed Weißker on November 12, 1848 |
| Franz Heinrich August Wetzel | Wurzbach | Rural dwellers | Principality of Lobenstein-Ebersdorf | Elected to succeed Philip Knoch on May 1, 1849 |
The mandates of the representatives of the ancient knights and landscapes were disputed. After the majority of the Landtag on September 29, 1848, declared that the mandates were invalid, the representatives of the old knights and landscapes declared their "temporary" waiver of their mandate on October 3, 1848. On March 9, 1849, Chancellor Bretschneider asked the Provisional Central Authority . The Reich Ministry of the Interior under Friedrich Bassermann decided in an arbitration on April 5 in favor of the 5 members. From August 27, 1849, the five deputies again took part in the sessions of the state parliament.
The Landtag commissioner was Chancellor Robert von Bretschneider . Under the senior president Müller, the state parliament elected Philipp Mayer as state parliament president and Philipp Knoch (from October 4 to December 27 and from March 5 to March 17, 1849) and Hermann Fasold (from August 27 to December 21, 1849) 1849) as Vice President.
The first secretary was Ludwig Fuchs until November 1, 1848 and then Heinrich Göll. Deputy first secretary were Fraaß, Kneusel and Petermann.
The state parliament agreed on a constitution (the state constitution) and a new right to vote and ended its work on December 21, 1849.
literature
- Reyk Seela : Diets and regional representations in the Russian states 1848 / 67–1923. Biographical handbook (= Parliaments in Thuringia 1809–1952. Part 2). G. Fischer, Jena et al. 1996, ISBN 3-437-35046-3 , pp. 94-96, 336-337.
