List of the members of the Baden Estates Assembly from 1877 to 1879

This list includes the members of the Assembly of Estates of the Grand Duchy of Baden for the sessions of the 28th Ordinary State Parliament. The opening took place on November 15, 1877. From February 9, 1878 to October 28, 1878 there were no negotiations. The final session fell on February 21, 1879. A total of 30 sessions of the First Chamber and 95 sessions of the Second Chamber took place.

Presidium of the First Chamber

President: Hermann Obkircher
1st Vice President: Baron Karl von Gayling
2nd Vice President: Baron Karl Rüdt von Collenberg-Bödigheim

Members of the First Chamber

Representative of the manorial nobility

Above the Murg

Baron Franz von und zu Bodman
Baron Karl von Gayling
Count Raban von Helmstatt
Baron Adolf Marschall von Bieberstein , public prosecutor

Below the Murg

Representatives of the state universities

Achilles Renaud , privy councilor, representative of Heidelberg University
Wilhelm Behaghel , professor, representative of the University of Freiburg

Members appointed by the Grand Duke

Hermann Obkircher , court judge
Walter Schwarzmann , President of the Administrative Court
Heinrich Friedrich Muth , privy councilor
Karl Knies , privy councilor
Franz Grashof , privy councilor
Hermann von Hillern , District and Court Court Director
Jakob Malsch , Lord Mayor
Gustav Hummel , entrepreneur

Presidium of the Second Chamber

President: August Lamey
1st Vice-President: Friedrich Karl Christian Kiefer
2nd Vice-President: Karl Friderich

The elected members of the Second Chamber

Since 1871, the Baden electoral districts were no longer differentiated, as was customary from 1819 to 1870, with separate number ranges for city electoral districts and electoral districts, but numbered consecutively from south to north from 1 to 56 according to geographical criteria. In the following, however, the city electoral districts and the electoral districts for offices are summarized in two separate sections, which means that the numbering of the electoral districts appears incomplete.

City electoral districts

Constituency	Name of the constituency	Name of the MP	fraction
3.	Constance constituency	Anton Schmidt	National Liberal Party
9.	Electoral district of the city of Loerrach with Stetten	Naphtali Näf	National Liberal Party
18. I.	Constituency of the city of Freiburg	Johann Eschbacher	National Liberal Party
18. II.	Constituency of the city of Freiburg	August Lamey (resigned from office in 1878, then followed by Rotteck)	National Liberal Party
18. II.	Constituency of the city of Freiburg	Gustav von Rotteck (1878 successor to Lamey)	National Liberal Party
21st	Electoral district of the city of Lahr	Wilhelm Morstadt	National Liberal Party
26th	Electoral district of the city of Offenburg	Karl Grimm	National Liberal Party
31.	Electoral district of the city of Baden	Hermann Seefels	National Liberal Party
32.	Constituency of the city of Rastatt	Albert Stigler	National Liberal Party
35. I.	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	Johann Krämer	National Liberal Party
35. II.	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	Heinrich Lang (resigned in 1878 and replaced by Lamey)	National Liberal Party
35. II.	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	August Lamey (1878 successor to Lang)	National Liberal Party
35. III.	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	Landolin from Blittersdorf	National Liberal Party
37.	Constituency of the city of Durlach	Rudolf von Freydorf	National Liberal Party
41.	Electoral district of the city of Bruchsal	Carl Baer	National Liberal Party
42. I.	Electoral district of the city of Pforzheim	Robert Gerwig (resigned in 1878 and replaced by Gesell)	National Liberal Party
42. I.	Electoral district of the city of Pforzheim	Hermann Friedrich Gesell (1878 successor to Gerwig)	National Liberal Party
42. II.	Electoral district of the city of Pforzheim	Eduard Bichler	National Liberal Party
45. I.	Electoral district of the city of Mannheim	Wilhelm Kopfer	Democratic Party
45. II.	Electoral district of the city of Mannheim	Ferdinand Schneider	Democratic Party
45. III.	Electoral district of the city of Mannheim	Franz Heinrich von Feder	Democratic Party
48. I.	Electoral district of the city of Heidelberg	Heinrich Albert Mays	National Liberal Party
48. II.	Electoral district of the city of Heidelberg	Heinrich Krausmann	National Liberal Party

Electoral districts

Constituency	Name of the constituency	Name of the MP	fraction
1.	Electoral district of the offices of Überlingen and Pfullendorf with parts of the Stockach office	Franz Wilhelm Beck	National Liberal Party
2.	Electoral district of the office of Meßkirch with parts of the office of Stockach	Johann Baptist Roder	National Liberal Party
4th	Constituency of the office of Constance	Konstantin Noppel	National Liberal Party
5.	Electoral district of the Engen office with parts of the Stockach office	Emil August Friedrich Fieser	National Liberal Party
6th	Electoral district of the Bonndorf office with parts of the Waldshut office	Albert Bürklin	National Liberal Party
7th	Electoral district with parts of the offices of Waldshut and Säckingen	Alois Dietsche	Catholic People's Party
8th.	Electoral district of the St. Blasien office with parts of the offices of Schönau and Neustadt	Gustav Häusler (resigned from the mandate in 1878, then followed by Thoma)	National Liberal Party
8th.		Karl Eduard Thoma (successor to Häusler in 1878)	National Liberal Party
10.	Electoral district of the Lörrach office (excluding Stetten)	Markus Pflüger	National Liberal Party
11.	Electoral district of the office of Schopfheim with parts of the offices of Säckingen and Schönau	Georg Josef Seybel	National Liberal Party
12.	Electoral district of the Müllheim office with parts of the Staufen office	Johann Heidenreich	National Liberal Party
13.	Electoral district of the Donaueschingen office	Heinrich Ganter	National Liberal Party
14th	Electoral district of the Villingen office with parts of the Neustadt office	Anton Bassermann	National Liberal Party
15th	Electoral district with parts of the offices of Staufen and Freiburg	Ludwig Marbe	Catholic People's Party
16.	Electoral district of the Breisach office with parts of the Freiburg office	Adalbert Sartori	National Liberal Party
17th	Electoral district of the Waldkirch office with parts of the offices in Emmendingen and Freiburg	Eduard Fauler	National Liberal Party
19th	Electoral district with parts of the Emmendingen office	Theodor Frank	National Liberal Party
20th	Electoral district of the Ettenheim office with parts of the Emmendingen office	Karl Kohler	National Liberal Party
22nd	Electoral district of the Lahr office with parts of the Offenburg office	Friedrich Karl Christian Kiefer	National Liberal Party
23.	Electoral district of the office Triberg with parts of the office Wolfach	Ludwig turban	National Liberal Party
24.	Electoral district with parts of the offices of Wolfach and Offenburg	Albert sponsor	Catholic People's Party
25th	Electoral district with parts of the Offenburg office	Heinrich Hansjakob	Catholic People's Party
27.	Electoral district of the Kehl office	Karl Friedrich Schoch	National Liberal Party
28.	Electoral district of the Oberkirch office with parts of the Achern office	Karl Hug	Catholic People's Party
29	Electoral district with parts of the offices of Achern and Bühl	Johann Baptist Betzinger	Catholic People's Party
30th	Electoral district of the Baden office with parts of the Bühl and Rastatt offices	Maximilian Wilhelm Reichert	Catholic People's Party
33.	Electoral district with parts of the Rastatt office	Leopold Neumann	Catholic People's Party
34.	Electoral district of the Ettlingen office with parts of the Rastatt office	Franz Xaver Lender	Catholic People's Party
36.	Electoral district of the Karlsruhe office	Emil Bechert	National Liberal Party
38.	Electoral district of the Durlach office with parts of the Bruchsal office	Karl Friderich	National Liberal Party
39.	Electoral district of the Bretten office with parts of the Bruchsal office	Ludwig Paravicini (died 1879, therefore followed by Walz)	National Liberal Party
39.		Jakob Walz (1879 successor of the late Paravicini)	National Liberal Party
40.	Electoral district with parts of the office of Bruchsal	Hieronimus Nopp	Catholic People's Party
43.	Electoral district of the Pforzheim office	Johann Heinrich Georg Frank	National Liberal Party
44.	Electoral district of the Schwetzingen office with parts of the Mannheim office	Heinrich Albert Frech	National Liberal Party
46.	Electoral district of the Weinheim office with parts of the Mannheim office	Albert Bürklin	National Liberal Party
47.	Constituency of the Wiesloch office with parts of the Heidelberg office	Franz Ludwig Stösser	National Liberal Party
49.	Electoral district with parts of the Heidelberg office	Hermann Strübe	National Liberal Party
50.	Electoral district of the Eppingen office with parts of the Sinsheim office	Karl Friedrich Bucherer	National Liberal Party
51.	Electoral district with parts of the Sinsheim office	Friedrich Bengel (died 1879, therefore followed by Frey)	National Liberal Party
51.	Electoral district with parts of the Sinsheim office	Otto Frey (1879 successor to the deceased kid)	National Liberal Party
52.	Electoral district of the Eberbach office with parts of the Buchen office	Theodor Frey	National Liberal Party
53.	Electoral district of the Mosbach office	Wilhelm Blum	National Liberal Party
54.	Electoral district of the Wertheim office with parts of the Buchen and Tauberbischofsheim offices	Michael Josef Hennig	Catholic People's Party
55.	Electoral district with parts of the office of Tauberbischofsheim	Franz Junghanns	Catholic People's Party
56.	Electoral district of the offices of Adelsheim and Boxberg	Ernst Philipp Huffschmid	National Liberal Party

literature

Digital collection of Baden state parliament protocols at the Baden state library. List of members of both chambers
Minutes of the Baden State Parliament, 1st Chamber - digitized by the Badische Landesbibliothek Karlsruhe, 1819–1918
Minutes of the Baden State Parliament, 2nd Chamber - digitized by the Badische Landesbibliothek Karlsruhe, 1819–1933
Ludwig Bauer, Bernhard Gißler: The members of the first chamber of the Baden assembly of estates from 1819–1912. Fidelitas, Karlsruhe 1913, 5th edition, p. 45
Adolf Roth and Paul Thorbecke: The Baden estates. Landtag manual. Publishing house of G. Braunschen Hofbuchdruckerei, Karlsruhe 1907

Supporting documents and comments

↑ Ludwig Bauer, Bernhard Gißler: The members of the First Chamber of the Baden Estates Assembly from 1819–1912. Fidelitas, Karlsruhe 1913, 5th edition, p. 45
↑ Adolf Roth and Paul Thorbecke: The Baden state estates. Landtag manual. Verlag der G. Braunschen Hofbuchdruckerei, Karlsruhe 1907, p. 271
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p This mandate holder is shown in the officially published lists of representatives as an academic with a doctorate, i. H. usually listed there with a doctoral degree in front of the name
↑ ^a ^b Until 1931 the city of Baden-Baden was just called Baden .
↑ ^a ^b ^c From 1868 to 1878 the counterpart to the German People's Party in Baden was called the Democratic Party
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l From 1869 to 1888 the counterpart to the center in Baden was called the Catholic People's Party ; see the external link for an explanation of the term "Catholic People's Party Baden"

[1] Ludwig Bauer, Bernhard Gißler: The members of the First Chamber of the Baden Estates Assembly from 1819–1912. Fidelitas, Karlsruhe 1913, 5th edition, p. 45

[2] Adolf Roth and Paul Thorbecke: The Baden state estates. Landtag manual. Verlag der G. Braunschen Hofbuchdruckerei, Karlsruhe 1907, p. 271

[Promo-3] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p This mandate holder is shown in the officially published lists of representatives as an academic with a doctorate, i. H. usually listed there with a doctoral degree in front of the name

[Baden-4] Until 1931 the city of Baden-Baden was just called Baden .

[Demokrat-5] From 1868 to 1878 the counterpart to the German People's Party in Baden was called the Democratic Party

[Zentrum-6] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l From 1869 to 1888 the counterpart to the center in Baden was called the Catholic People's Party ; see the external link for an explanation of the term "Catholic People's Party Baden"