Statehood · Regular
Sources being assembled1872 REGULAR SESSION
September 9 to October 23, 1872 · 7th Legislative Assembly · about 1 minutes to read
Some records are in hand, but the minimum evidence for a source-bound account has not been assembled.
Principal decisions
- 1. Authorization of written and party election ticketsCandidate score is a transparent research hypothesis, not a final superlative.
- Assembly
- 7th Legislative Assembly
The record is available; this account is still being prepared.
Some records are in hand, but the minimum evidence for a source-bound account has not been assembled.
Obtain and cite the enrolled act/resolution, exact chapter or journal locator, and operative text for the selected outcome. Review the complete session-law and subject indexes, not only the selected chapter or a codification table. Reconstruct every contender and the failed/vetoed/referral universe from both chamber journals and original bill files. Research implementation, appropriations, enforcement, litigation, repeal/supersession, and affected communities for the selected outcome and strongest rival to equal depth.
Sources and evidence
Claim-level citations in the research ledger
- Meeting document — SJR 18 — 2019-06-03T13:00:00Official secondary · whole sourceoriginal
- History of Voting Methods in OregonOfficial secondary · whole sourceoriginal
- Preservation copy: Chronological List of Oregon's LegislaturesOfficial secondary · Exact PDF pages are retained from each session-ledger observation.original
- Chronological List of Oregon's LegislaturesOfficial secondary · Exact PDF pages are retained from each session-ledger observation.original
- Oregon Legislative Assembly HistoryOfficial secondary · whole sourceoriginal
Featured documents linked to this session (10)
- Meeting document — SJR 18 — 2019-06-03T13:00:00Committee meeting document · Oregon Legislative Information System OData · Linkedoriginal
- Chronological List of Oregon's LegislaturesOfficial session chronology · Chronological List of Oregon's Legislatures · Preservedoriginal
- Chronological List of Oregon's LegislaturesOfficial session chronology · Chronological List of Oregon's Legislatures · Preservedoriginal
- Chronological List of Oregon's LegislaturesOfficial session chronology · Chronological List of Oregon's Legislatures · Preservedoriginal
- History of Voting Methods in OregonSession research source · Oregon Legislative Assembly · Linkedoriginal
- Oregon Legislative Assembly HistoryOfficial session chronology · Provisional Legislative Assembly Inventory · Preservedoriginal
- Preservation copy: Chronological List of Oregon's LegislaturesPre1902 session source · Chronological List of Oregon's Legislatures · Preservedoriginal
- Legislative Research at the Oregon State ArchivesSession research source · Oregon State Archives · Linkedoriginal
- Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824–1881 — Oregon Superintendency microfilm (M2)Nara bia microfilm series finding aid · National Archives, Washington, DC / College Park · Linkedoriginal
- Oregon session legislators and staff guideSession research source · Oregon State Archives · Linkedoriginal
About this account
Sources being assembled. Some records are in hand, but the minimum evidence for a source-bound account has not been assembled.
Edition dated August 31, 2026. Cite as: Oregon Governance Atlas, “1872 REGULAR SESSION,” edition September 2026 (historical cutoff 2026-08-31), https://oregon.portlandciviclab.org/sessions/or-leg-1872-state-regular-01.
BibTeX
@misc{atlas-or-leg-1872-state-regular-01,
title = {1872 REGULAR SESSION},
howpublished = {Oregon Governance Atlas, edition September 2026},
note = {Historical cutoff 2026-08-31},
year = {2026},
url = {https://oregon.portlandciviclab.org/sessions/or-leg-1872-state-regular-01}
}Research tasks for this session
Record classes not yet acquired: A complete review of the session's major decisions; Agency implementation, rules, and audits; Budget, revenue, and staffing records; Committee and floor votes; Committee records, testimony, and exhibits; Court decisions and constitutional interpretation; Enrolled laws, vetoes, and effective dates; House and Senate journals; Implementation and later consequences; Introduced measures and amendments; Membership, officers, and political control; The session call and governor's messages.