List of Members of the Salzburg State Parliament (Duchy, 1st electoral term)

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This list of members of the Salzburg Landtag (Duchy, 1st electoral period) lists all the members of the Salzburg Landtag , the Landtag (Austrian Empire) of the Crown Land of the Duchy of Salzburg in the Austrian Empire in its 1st  electoral period .

Overview of the 1st electoral term 1861–1866

The Salzburg Landtag had already been established with the October diploma in  1860, when the Crown Land Salzburg received a new state statute, and was  re-ordained for all Crown Lands with the February patent in 1861. The number of seats ( MPs ) was increased from 20 to 26. The virile votes of the abbots of St. Peter and Michaelbeuern and the cathedral chapter were abolished. The electoral code of 1860 was irrelevant, as the state parliament only met for the opening session after February 1861: After Austria's military defeats in Italy in 1859 ( Sardinian War , Solferino ), the crown land of Salzburg was again briefly the Lieutenancy in Austria above the Enns in 1860 for reasons of savings had been subordinated, the formal re-establishment of independent state authorities took place March 29, 1861 by imperial handwriting, the legal ordinance 8./15. May 1861.

The opening session of the Salzburg State Parliament took place on April 6, 1861. 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 December 15, 1866, the following Diet held its first session on February 18, 1867.

The chairman of the Landtag (and also the provincial committee ) was governor and kk  provincial court president Josef Ritter von Weiß (in office March 31, 1861 - September 20, 1872), his deputy the mayor of Salzburg , Heinrich Ritter von Mertens . The superior head of the country ( governor , here called country president ) was initially interim Ernst Graf Gourcy-Droitaumont (term of office: April 30, 1860 - July 11, 1861), then Franz Freiherr von Spiegelfeld (until April 1863), Eduard Graf Taaffe (until January 1867) , Count Karl Coronini-Cronberg (January 8, 1867 to September 22, 1869) and finally, after the last meeting, Count Karl Coronini-Cronberg (in office January 8, 1867 - September 22, 1869); The sovereign was Emperor Franz Joseph I.

Sessions

The 1st electoral term was divided into 5 sessions:

  • I. Session: from April 6, 1861 to April 12, 1861 (5 sessions)
  • Session II: from January 8, 1863 to February 21, 1863 (22 sessions)
  • III. Session: from March 2, 1864 to March 22, 1864 (11 sessions)
  • IV.Session: November 23, 1865 to December 23, 1865 (17 sessions)
  • V. Session: November 19, 1866 to December 15, 1866 (14 sessions)

Member of the state parliament

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1st column: Sorting in the list of Landtag members (crossed out: left during the electoral term; in brackets: filled during the electoral term)
Name : the chairman (governor) in bold, the deputy in italics; ... members of the Reichsrat , ... their substitutes; ... members of the state committee ; ... their 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 until 1869 (2nd WP) (and again from 1878, 5th WP )
E4 Albert Eder RA (LAS) SM Golling (again from 1870, 2nd WP, ​​II. Sess. and from 1877, 4th WP , viril voice, delegated); also substitute for the regional committee from December 22, 1865
F3 Anton Embacher LG Zell am See Deputy until 1877 (4th WP) (from 2nd WP for large estates)
F2 Johann Gotter LA LG Throw Died July 25, 1865 (before the fourth session)
D. Mathias Gschnitzer RA HK to 1870 (3. WP) seconded
B. Josef Halter LA GG until 1872 † (4th WP, I. Sess.) deputy
F1 Ludwig Kalteis READ LG Salzburg to 1869 (2. WP) seconded
E7 Alois Lainer LAS (LA) SM Tamsweg In the state committee instead of Gotter as a substitute from July 26, 1865, elected December 20, 1865
E6 Josef Ritter von Lasser RA SM Zell am See to 1870 (3. WP) seconded
B. Peter Mailinger GG
B. Johann Mayer GG
C. Heinrich Ritter von Mertens LHS (RAS) SM Salzburg to 1869 (2. WP) seconded
F1 Caspar Moser LG Salzburg
F3 (Mr.) Pantsch LG Zell am See retired after session II in 1863
E3 Franz Peitler LA SM Neumarkt to 1877 (4 WP) seconded
F2 Franz Pichler LG Throw After the first session in 1861, the election was declared invalid, then again on November 30, 1865 (fourth session) in place of Rupert Stöger
B. Josef von Rauchbichler READ GG Deputy until 1869 (2nd WP , for Salzburg)
(F3) Josef Salzmann LG Zell am See from III. Session 1864 for Mr. Pantsch, delegated until 1871 (3rd WP) (partly also for large estates, and again from 1878, 5th WP )
B. Johann Scharler GG to 1869 (2. WP) seconded
E1 Johann Schgoer LA SM Hallein
F4 Georg Schitter LG Tamsweg Retired on February 17, 1864 (before Session III)
(F4) Franz Schleindl LG Tamsweg November 30, 1865 (4th session) sworn in place of Georg Schitter (and again in 1870, 3rd WP , until 1877, 4th WP , delegated)
F1 Mathias Steinacher RAS LG Salzburg until 1867 (3rd WP, ​​1st session , this one for Golling)
(F2) Adolf Steinhauser LG Throw November 30, 1865 (IV. Session) sworn in place of Johann Gotter, delegated until 1871 (3rd WP) (and again from 1877, 4th WP, VII. Sess. , For large estates)
(D) Valentin Stieger (READ) HK January 8, 1863 (2nd session) sworn in place of Franz Zeller, delegated until 1869 (2nd WP , for the large estate); State committee substitute instead of Lainer from December 20, 1865
(F2) Rupert Stöger LG Throw 8 January 1863 (2nd session) sworn in place of Franz Pichler, 25 September 1865 (after 3rd session) resigned from his mandate
A. Maximilian Joseph von Tarnóczy V to 1876 (4 WP) seconded
E2 Josef Weber SM Radstadt Retired before Session II in 1862
C. Josef Ritter von Weiß LH SM Salzburg Seconded until 1871 (4th WP, 1st session) (from 2nd WP for Radstadt)
(E2) Otto Widmann (READ) SM Radstadt 8 January 1863 (2nd session) sworn in place of Josef Weber; State committee substitute instead of Zeller
E5 Josef Winkler SM St. Johann
 D.  Franz Zeller READ HK resigned from his mandate before Session II. 1862

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Statute on the state representation in the Herzogthume Salzburg. RGBl. No. 238/1860 (EReader, ALEX Online).
  2. ^ State regulations and state parliament election regulations for the Duchy of Salzburg. Appendix 2c of the RGBl. No. 20/1861, p. 106 ff ( Landtag election regulations 112 ff; EReader, ALEX Online).
  3. ↑ cf. Franz Satzinger: "Vöcklabruck" City History - From the Beginnings to 1850 . The princely city of Vöcklabruck in Attergau in the field of tension between Bavaria and Austria from the beginnings to 1850. Kilian Verlagsges.mbH, Vöcklabruck 2006, ISBN 3-901745-16-5 , Chapter 12 The revolution of 1848 and its effects on the end of the city magistrates and Patrimonial rule , section Administrative reform under the sign of neo-absolutism , p. 558 ( excerpt from voecklabruck.at [PDF; accessed on September 8, 2011] in PDF p. 40).
  4. ^ Announcement of the governor of May 8, 1861 regarding the re-establishment of an independent regional authority in Salzburg and the time of its activation. Z 2564 / Pr. Ordinances of the state authorities for the crown lands of Austria whether the Enns and Salzburg Born 1861, VI. Piece, 6th, ex. May 13, 1861, to be entered May 15, 1861 (EReader, ALEX Online).
  5. ^ First session, negotiations of the Salzburg state parliament , p. 3
  6. ↑ Not common in this form until 1865
  7. ↑ cf. Election Third Session of the Salzburg State Parliament on April 10, 1861 , negotiations p. 22 ff (ALEX Online)
  8. ↑ § 12 of the state constitution; cf. Election Third Session of the Salzburg State Parliament on April 10, 1861 , negotiations p. 39 ff (ALEX Online)
  9. ↑ Salzburg State Parliament - Protocols: XVI. Meeting on December 22, 1865 , p. 603, column 2 (ALEX online)
  10. ^ Johann Nepomuk Gotter (* February 20, 1806 in Salzburg; † July 25, 1865 ibid), 1836–1865 surgeon in Bad Hofgastein; Gotter Johann In: Richard Voithofer: "... loyalty and obedience to the emperor ...": A biographical handbook of the political elites in Salzburg from 1861 to 1918 . Volume 40 of the series of publications of the research institute for political-historical studies of the Dr.-Wilfried-Haslauer-Bibliothek, research institute for political-historical studies . Ed .: Dr. Wilfried Haslauer Library. Böhlau Verlag, Vienna 2011, ISBN 978-3-205-78637-5 , p. 55 f . ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  11. ↑ a b c d Gods already in the III. WP absent due to illness; Died July 25, 1865; By-election October 29, 1865; Steinhauser sworn November 30, 1865; to the state committee December 20, 1865; Salzburg State Parliament - Protocols: Gotter Johann, notification of his death and testimony of participation, fourth session. 1st meeting on November 23, 1865 , p. 4, column 2; Third meeting on November 27, 1865 , p. 35, column 2 f and report on the election of ... Mr. Adolf Steinhauser as member of the state parliament .... , P. 77 ff (here the date of death is mentioned); Report on the elections in Lungau and Pongau, fifth session November 30, 1865 , p. 137, column 2 ff; und Angelobung, p. 161 , col. 2 ff; Committee by-elections, Fourteenth Meeting, December 20, 1865 , p. 570 (all ALEX online).
  12. ↑ 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 .
  13. ↑ Not mentioned by full name in the minutes of the meeting
  14. ↑ a b Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: Report on the 11th meeting, March 22, 1864 , p. 449 - without further details (ALEX online).
  15. ↑ a b c Wahl Pichler declared invalid on April 21, 1861; By-election of Stöger January 25, 1862; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: First meeting January 8, 1863 , p. 4, column 2 (ALEX online).
    Stöger resigned his mandate in a letter dated September 25, 1865; New election of Pichler September 29, 1865; Sworn November 30, 1865; Reporting on the election of Mr. Franz Pichler as member of the state parliament…. Third meeting on November 27, 1865 , pp. 51 ff; Report on the elections in Lungau and Pongau, fifth session November 30, 1865 , p. 137, column 2 ff; und Angelobung , p. 161, col. 2 ff; (all ALEX online).
  16. ↑ 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 .
  17. ↑ 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 .
  18. ↑ a b Schitter resigned from office on February 17, 1864; New election March 22, 1864; Protest against it April 5, 1864; III. WP unoccupied; Schleindl sworn in on November 30, 1865; Report of the state committee ... regarding the election of Franz Schleindl ... as member of the state parliament .... Third meeting on November 27, 1865 , p. 37 ff; Report on the elections in Lungau and Pongau, fifth session, November 30, 1865 , p. 137, column 2 ff and Angelobung , p. 161, column 2 ff; (all ALEX online).
  19. ↑ 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 .
  20. ↑ a b Wahl Stieger November 28, 1862; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: First meeting January 8, 1863 , p. 5, column 1/2 (ALEX online).
  21. ^ Josef Weber (born June 10, 1821, in Nassereith, Tyrol; † March 19, 1882 in Innsbruck), merchant in Radstadt and member of the state parliament; Josef Weber . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
  22. ↑ a b Wahl Widmann September 9, 1862; Salzburg State Parliament - Minutes: First meeting January 8, 1863 , p. 5, column 1 (ALEX online).
  23. ↑ Franz Seraph Paul Zeller (born June 29, 1812; † March 2, 1891), businessman, Vice Mayor of Salzburg, member of the state parliament and president of the Salzburg Chamber of Commerce; Franz Zeller . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .