List of Members of the Salzburg State Parliament (Duchy, 2nd electoral term)

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This list of the members of the Salzburg Landtag (Duchy, 2nd electoral period) lists all the members of the Salzburg Landtag , the Landtag (Austria-Hungary) of the Crown Land of the Duchy of Salzburg of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy , in its 2nd  electoral period .

Overview of the 2nd electoral term 1867–1869

The Salzburg Landtag had already been established in the Austrian Empire with the October diploma in 1860 , when the Crown Land Salzburg received a new statute, but the first session did not take place until April 6, 1861. The justification of Austria-Hungary with the settlement of 1866/67 did not affect the state constitution, the state leadership only insofar as a new legislative period was started.

The opening session took place on February 18, 1867, with the state parliament comprising 26 members. The Landtag consisted of 5 representatives of the large estates , 2 representatives of the Chamber of Commerce , 10 representatives of the cities and markets and 8 representatives of the rural communities , plus the virile vote of the Archbishop of Salzburg . The last session took place on October 30, 1869, and on August 20, 1870, the following parliament was sworn in.

Landtag (and also provincial committee ) chairman was governor Josef Ritter von Weiß (in office March 31, 1861 - September 20, 1872), his deputy the mayor of Salzburg , Heinrich Ritter von Mertens . Superior country chief ( governor , here called country president ) were Karl Graf Coronini-Cronberg (term of office: January 8, 1867 - September 22, 1869), Count Ernst Gourcy-Droitaumont (September 30, 1869 - February 10, 1870) and, most recently, Adolf Fürst Auersperg (in office March 15, 1870 - November 25, 1871); The sovereign was Emperor Franz Joseph I.

Sessions

The 2nd electoral term was divided into three sessions:

  • I. Session: from February 18, 1867 to February 23, 1867 (4 sessions)
  • Session II: from August 22, 1868 to October 2, 1868 (20 sessions)
  • III. Session: from September 25, 1869 to October 30, 1869 (19 sessions)

Member of the state parliament

1st column: Sorting in the list of Landtag members (crossed out: left during the election period)
Name : the chairman (governor) in bold, the deputy in italics; ... members of the Reichsrat ; ... members of the state committee ; ... their deputies / substitutes!!!
3rd column: sorted according to the above functions: LH, LHS… Landeshauptmann / -Stllv; LA, LAS… Committee member / -Stllv ..; RA ... Reichsratsabg.
WK  …  Elective class : V… Virilstimme, GG… large estates, HK… Chamber of Commerce, SM… cities and markets, LG… rural communities
Note : sorted by term of office
Surname WK Constituency annotation
C. Rudolf Biebl SM Salzburg seconded since 1861 (1st WP) (and again from 1878, 5th WP )
(E) Maximilian Chiari (LA) SM Tamsweg September 25, 1869 (3rd session) sworn in in place of Franz Fuchs, delegated until 1871 (3rd WP) (and again from 1872, 4th WP 2nd session for Radstadt); in the Landesschuss from 1869 instead of Josef Halter
(E) Albert Eder SM Golling August 24, 1868 (2nd session) sworn in place of Matthäus Steinacher (already 1861–1866, 1st WP , and again from 1877, 4th WP, VII. Sess. , Virilst vote delegated as Archbishop)
B. Anton Embacher GG (1 WP 1861 , this Zell am See) to 1877 (4 WP) seconded
 E.  Franz Fuchs SM Tamsweg Resigned from office on February 16, 1869 (after session II)
(E) Melchior Gruber SM St. Johann On August 24, 1868 (2nd session) in place of Adolf Stirner
D. Mathias Gschnitzer RA HK 1861 (1 WP) to 1870 (3 WP) seconded
E. Karl Haidinger SM Neumarkt
B. Josef Halter LA GG Seconded from 1861 (1st WP) to 1872 † (4th WP, 1st Sess.) ; in the state committee until 1869
D. Ignaz Harrer LA HK until 1896 (7th WP , from 3rd WP for Salzburg)
(C) Eduard Hueber (READ) SM Salzburg September 25, 1869 (III. Session) sworn in August instead Prinzinger until 1887 (6 WP) seconded
F. Ludwig Kalteis LA LG Salzburg since 1861 (the first WP) seconded
E. Emil Kofler READ SM Hallein to 1877 (4 WP) seconded
F. Josef Freiherr (knight) von Lasser RA LG Zell am See 1861 (1st WP) to 1870 (3rd WP , for the Großgrund) seconded (Freiherr from 1868)
C. Heinrich Ritter von Mertens LHS SM Salzburg since 1861 (the first WP) seconded
F. Franz Peitler LA LG Throw Seconded from 1861 (1st WP) to 1877 (4th WP) (from 3rd WP for large estates)
 C.  August Prinzinger READ SM Salzburg Resigned from office on March 27, 1869 (after session II)
F. Kaspar Pritz LG Tamsweg
F. Josef von Rauchbichler READ LG Salzburg since 1861 (1st WP , for the large plot)
B. Josef Salzmann GG 1863 (1st WP, II. Sess.) To 1871 (3rd WP) delegated (partly also for Zell am See, and again from 1878, 5th WP )
B. Johann Scharler GG since 1861 (the first WP) seconded
F. Josef Sigl GG Seconded until 1878 (4th WP) (from 3rd WP for the large ground)
 E.  Matthäus Steinacher SM Golling since 1861 (1st WP) delegated (for Salzburg area), in the 1st session 1867 election annulled
F. Adolf Steinhauser READ LG Throw 1865 (1st WP, IV. Sess.) To 1871 (3rd WP) delegated (district after 1867 St. Johann ; and again from 1877, 4th WP, VII. Sess. , For large estates)
B. Josef Valentin Stieger RA GG since 1862 (1st WP, 2nd Sess. , for the Chamber of Commerce)
 E.  Adolf Stirner SM St. Johann in Session I 1867 election canceled
A. Maximilian Joseph von Tarnóczy V 1861 (1 WP) to 1876 (4 WP) seconded
F. Josef Thalmayr LG Zell am See
E. Friedrich Wallner SM Zell am See (and again from 1871, 4th WP delegated)
E. Josef Ritter von Weiß LH SM Radstadt 1861 (1st WP , for the City of Salzburg) to 1871 (4th WP, 1st Sess.) Seconded (election for Radstadt on February 4th)

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Individual evidence

  • Negotiations of the Salzburg Landtag: Directory of Landtag members 1867 , 1868 , 1869 (all ALEX Online)
  1. ^ First (opening) session of the 1st session of the 2nd period on February 18, 1867 , Stenographic Protocols, p. 3 (EReader, ALEX Online ).
  2. ↑ cf. Election First (opening) session of the first session of the 2-period on February 18, 1867 , negotiations , p. 36, col. 2 ff (ALEX online).
  3. ↑ § 12 of the state constitution; cf. Election First (opening) session of the first session of the 2-period on February 18, 1867 , negotiations , p. 32, column 2 ff (ALEX Online)
  4. ↑ a b Fuchs resigned from office by filing on February 16, 1869; New election of Chiari May 1, 1869, elected as a substitute for the regional committee October 18, 1869; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: Reporting on the resignation of Mr. Franz Fuchs and the election of Dr. Max Chiari…. First (opening) session of the III. Session of the 2nd electoral term on September 25, 1869 , p. 5 f; 8th meeting of the III. Session, 2nd electoral term on October 18, 1869 , p. 456 (both ALEX Online).
  5. ↑ a b Holder resigned from the regional committee, Chiari re-elected on October 18, 1869; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: 8th session of the III. Session, 2nd electoral term, October 18, 1869 , p. 456 (ALEX Online).
  6. ↑ a b Steinacher's election of February 10, 1867, canceled on February 23, 1867 due to the participation of women; New election Eder November 25, 1867; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: Report of the election review committee. 4th session of the 1st session, 2nd electoral period on August 23, 1867 , p. 59, col. 2 ff; Reporting on the election of Dr. Albert Eder as member of the state parliament for the Golling, Abtenau and Kuchl markets. 2nd session of the 2nd session, 2nd electoral period on August 24, 1868 , p. 129 f (both ALEX Online)
  7. ^ Franz Fuchs (born January 4, 1821 in Leibnitz, Styria, † January 21, 1896 in Mauterndorf), businessman, mayor of Mauterndorf and member of the Salzburg state parliament; Franz Fuchs (Mauterndorf) . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
  8. ↑ a b Election of Stirner on February 10, 1867 canceled on February 23, 1867 due to errors in the electoral method; New election Gruber November 25, 1867; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: Report of the election review committee. 4th session of the 1st session, 2nd electoral period on August 23, 1867 , p. 64, col. 1 ff; Report on the election of Mr. Melchior Gruber as member of the Landtag of the Märke St. Johann, Werfen, Hofgastein, St. Veit, Wagrain. 2nd session of the 2nd session, 2nd electoral period on August 24, 1868 , pp. 133 ff; Report of the Constitutional Committee on the election of Mr Melchior Gruber. 11th session of the 2nd session, 2nd electoral period on September 14, 1868 , p. 761 f (both ALEX Online)
  9. ↑ Dr. Josef Halter (born March 30, 1811 in Schwaz, Tyrol, † May 11, 1872 in Salzburg), Capitular of the Mattsee Collegiate Foundation and Salzburg state politician; Josef Halter . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
  10. ↑ a b September 25, 1868 (2nd session, 14th session), Mr. Halter, Harrer and Kalteis resigned from the state committee in protest against the non-existence of Badschloss Badgastein and the arenas in Böckstein, but on October 2nd ( 19th meeting) reconfirmed. Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: 14th session of the 2nd session, 2nd electoral period , p. 893; 14th session of Session II, 2nd electoral period , p. 1103 ff (both ALEX Online)
  11. ↑ a b Prinzinger resigned from office by filing on March 27, 1869; New election in Hueber May 7, 1869; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: Report by the State Committee ... concerning the issues caused by the resignation of Dr. August Prinzinger necessary election of a representative for the city of Salzburg. First (opening) session of the III. Session of the 2nd electoral term on September 25, 1869 , p. 6 f (ALEX Online).
  12. ↑ Josef Rauchbichler Sr. (* 1816, † 1880), postmaster in Neumarkt, paper miller in Lengfelden, landowner in Hungary, 1852–1855 mayor of the market town of Neumarkt, 1861–1870 member of the state parliament; Josef Rauchenbichler sen . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
  13. ↑ Josef Salzmann (born April 26, 1819 in Unken; † February 26, 1892 in Zell am See), merchant, master craftsman as well as house and landowner, mayor of Zell am See and member of the state parliament; Josef Salzmann . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
  14. ↑ Dr. Josef Valentin Stieger (born March 2, 1805 in Bozen, South Tyrol, † February 13, 1875), Austrian lawyer and Salzburg municipal and state politician; Josef Valentin Stieger . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
  15. ^ First (opening) meeting of the first session of the 2-period on February 18, 1867 , p. 7, column 1/2 (ALEX online).