The Political Graveyard: Indiana: 1850-51 Constitutional Convention

Indiana: 1850-51 Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1850-51 (May be incomplete!)
Charles Alexander 1850-51 Hiram Allen 1850-51 Samuel J. Anthony 1850-51 Oliver P. Badger 1850-51 George H. Ballingall 1850-51 Cromwell W. Barbour 1850-51 Erastus K. Bascom 1850-51 Walter E. Beach 1850-51 John Beard 1850-51 Othniel Beeson 1850-51 George Berry 1850-51 Thompson P. Bicknell 1850-51 Horace P. Biddle 1850-51 James E. Blythe 1850-51 James W. Borden 1850-51 Thomas I. Bourne 1850-51 Henry J. Bowers 1850-51 William Bracken 1850-51 Michael Graham Bright 1850-51 Benjamin F. Brookbank 1850-51 James R. M. Bryant 1850-51 Thomas Butler 1850-51 George W. Carr 1850-51 John F. Carr 1850-51 Horace E. Carter 1850-51 Shadrach Chandler 1850-51 Jacob P. Chapman 1850-51 Thomas Chenoweth 1850-51 Haymond W. Clark 1850-51 Othniel L. Clark 1850-51 Richard A. Clements 1850-51 Joseph Coats 1850-51 Albert Cole 1850-51 Schuyler Colfax 1850-51 Alexander B. Conduit 1850-51 Grafton Fleener Cookerly 1850-51 James Crawford 1850-51 Daniel Crumbacker 1850-51 Samuel Davis 1850-51 William McKee Dunn 1850-51 Benjamin Rose Edmonston 1850-51 James B. Foley 1850 Thomas A. Hendricks 1850-51 William S. Holman 1850-51 Alvin P. Hovey 1850 Daniel Kelso 1850-51 Robert C. Kendall 1850-51 Phineas M. Kent 1850-51 James Lockhart 1850-51 Robert D. Owen 1850-51 David Wallace 1850-51

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1850: Joseph Holman, defeated; Samuel Hanna, defeated; Robert Hanna, defeated.

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