List of Members of the Carinthian State Parliament (2nd electoral period)
This list of the members of the Carinthian state parliament (2nd electoral period) lists all the members of the Carinthian state parliament in the second electoral period. The first session of the 2nd electoral term was held on February 18, 1867, the last session took place on October 28, 1869.
Sessions
The second electoral term consisted of three sessions, which lasted from 1867 to 1869.
- I. Session: February 18, 1867 to February 23, 1867 (4th sessions)
- Session II: August 22, 1868 to October 7, 1868 (27th sessions)
- III. Session: September 9th to October 28th, 1869
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Constituency | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Farmer Karl | Cities and markets (Hermagor, Tarvis, Malborgeth, Bleiberg-Kreuth) | |
| Burger Johann | Real estate | |
| Canaval Leodegar | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | |
| Christalnigg Alfred of | Real estate | September 9, 1869 Karl von Stockert sworn in |
| Cnobloch Karl von | Real estate | |
| Ebner Alexander | Cities and markets (Spittal, Gmünd, Ovbervellach, Oberdrauburg) | |
| Edlmann Ernst from | Real estate | |
| Erlacher Albert | Rural communities (St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein) | Resignation from the mandate with a letter dated August 25, 1869 |
| Erwein Josef | Cities and Markets (St. Veit, Feldkirchen) | |
| Froeschel Anton | Rural communities (Hermagor, Tarvis, Arnoldstein, Kötschach) | |
| Gironcoli Alois | Rural communities (St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein) | |
| Goëss Anton von | President, LH | |
| Götz Josef | Rural communities (Villach, Paternion, Rosegg) | |
| Grebmer Johann von | Rural communities (Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern) | |
| Helbling Alex | Cities and markets (Völkermarkt, Bleiburg, Kappl) | September 9, 1869 Josef Novak sworn in |
| Herbert Franz Paul from | Cities and markets (Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Andrä, St. Paul, Unterdrauburg) | |
| Hillinger Karl | Cities and markets (Friesach, Strasbourg and Althofen) | |
| Hock Gustav | Rural communities (Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen and Ferlach) | sworn in for Gustav von Rosthorn on August 22, 1868 |
| Holenia Franz | Rural communities (Villach, Paternion, Rosegg) | |
| Hueber Josef from | Real estate | |
| Jessernig Gabriel from | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | |
| Lax Josef | Rural communities (Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern) | |
| Leitgeb Hubert | Rural communities (St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein) | sworn in for Albert Erlacher on October 2, 1869 |
| Luggin Josef | Cities and Markets (Villach) | |
| Mayer Josef | Rural communities (Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen and Ferlach) | |
| Mertlitsch Hermann | Rural communities (Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel) | |
| Moro Leopold | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | |
| Nagel Leopold | Cities and Markets (Klagenfurt) | |
| Novak Josef | Cities and markets (Völkermarkt, Bleiburg, Kappl) | Resignation of the mandate by letter dated April 14, 1869 |
| Ottitsch Josef | Rural communities (Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Paul) | |
| Pucher Albert | Rural communities (Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel) | |
| Rainer Viktor from | Real estate | |
| Rischelwitzer Oswald | Real estate | |
| Rosthorn Gustav from | Rural communities (Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen and Ferlach) | Resignation announced by letter of November 18, 1867 |
| Stieger Johann | Cities and Markets (Klagenfurt) | |
| Stockert Karl von | Real estate | Resignation announced at the meeting of September 9, 1869 |
| Thurn Georg von | Real estate | |
| Tschabuschnig Adolf von | Real estate | |
| Weindorfer Johann | Rural communities (Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Paul) | |
| Wernisch Ambros | Rural communities (Hermagor, Tarvis, Arnoldstein, Kötschach) | |
| Wiery Valentin | Virile voice |
literature
- Stenographic minutes from the second electoral period of the Carinthian Landtag in Klagenfurt. Klagenfurt 1867–1869
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