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1 Chronology 4 April 1792 Born near Danville, Vermont, to Joshua and Sarah Morrill Stevens, second of four sons: Joshua, TS, Abner Morrill, Alanson c Sarah Stevens and children move to Peacham, Vermont Attends Caledonia County Academy in Peacham 24 Aug 1814 Graduates from Dartmouth College Teaches in York, Pennsylvania, and reads law under David Casset 26 Aug 1816 Passes bar in Bel Air, Maryland 16 Sept 1816 Admitted to practice in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; opens law office on Chambersburg St Elected to borough of Gettysburg council; further terms in 1824, 1827, 1829, Elected director of Gettysburg Bank; begins to acquire real estate 1826 Partnership with James D. Paxton & Co., iron manufacturer (Maria Furnace operates ) 1828 Stevens & Paxton Co. founded; dissolved in Helps found Antimasonic Gettysburg newspaper, Star and Banner 1831 Attends national Antimasonic conference in Baltimore 1832 Supports William Wirt as Antimasonic presidential candidate 3 Dec 1833 Takes seat in Pennsylvania House of Representatives; 44th session ends, 15 April Elected trustee of Gettysburg College and to local school board 27 May 1834 Attends convention of Pennsylvania party calling itself Whig in Harrisburg 2 Dec April th session of Pennsylvania House of Representatives 11 April 1835 Gives On the School Law speech before Pennsylvania legislature c Organizes Wrightsville, York & Gettysburg Railroad Co. Oct 1835 Joseph Ritner elected governor on Antimasonic and Whig platform over Democratic incumbent George Wolf 1 Dec June th session of Pennsylvania House of Representatives 25 Jan 1836 Moves that Pennsylvania recharter Bank of the United States 30 May 1836 Issues resolutions in Pennsylvania legislature against slavery extension 21
2 22 THE THADDEUS STEVENS PAPERS Oct 1836 Defeated in election for Pennsylvania legislature Nov 1836 Elected as delegate to Pennsylvania constitutional convention 1837 Erects Caledonia Iron Works in Franklin County May 1837 Delegate to Pennsylvania constitutional convention, which meets in Harrisburg 2 May 14 July and 17 Oct 23 Nov 1837; in Philadelphia 28 Nov Feb June 1837 Introduces amendment to Pennsylvania constitution that every freeman of the age of twenty-one years who has been a resident and paid taxes shall be entitled to vote Fall 1837 Reelected to Pennsylvania House of Representatives 5 Dec April th session of Pennsylvania House 22 Feb 1838 Refuses to sign revised state constitution May 1838 Appointed canal commissioner; organizes Ritner s reelection campaign 9 Oct 1838 Election for state governor and ratification of amended constitution; Oct 1838 TS reelected to Pennsylvania House TS and other Ritner Whigs try to redress election results that declare Democrat David R. Porter governor over incumbent Joseph Ritner; they unsuccessfully contest results from Philadelphia County, which gave Democrats a majority in the House and Porter the governorship 13 Nov 1838 Nominates William Henry Harrison as party s presidential candidate at Antimasonic Convention in Philadelphia 4 25 Dec 1838 Buckshot War Fearing violence, TS and two others escape from opening session of legislature; Ritner summons militia to restore order 4 Dec June th session, Pennsylvania House of Representatives 8 May 1839 Belatedly claims seat in House 24 May 1839 House votes to exclude TS 14 June 1839 Reelected to Pennsylvania House of Representatives for term ending 25 June June 1839 Takes oath of office in House Fall 1840 Campaigns for Harrison for US president Oct 1841 Reelected to Pennsylvania House of Representatives 4 Jan 52d session of Pennsylvania House of Representatives; TS s final 26 July 1842 term 16 Aug 1842 Admitted to Lancaster bar, after moving from Gettysburg to Lancaster April 1843 Moves to S. Queen St., where he lives and practices law Aug 1843 Tries to revive Antimasons and block Henry Clay s nomination 1844 Reluctantly campaigns for Clay for president 1847 Brother Abner Morrill, a doctor (known as Morrill), dies in March; brother Alanson dies in December
3 CHRONOLOGY Nephews Alanson, Jr., and Thaddeus, Jr., become wards of TS 1848 Lydia Smith comes to work for TS 23 Aug 1848 Nominated by Whig county convention as congressional candidate 10 Oct 1848 Elected to 31st Congress; Whig William F. Johnston elected governor of Pennsylvania 3 Dec Sept st Congress, 1st session 20 Feb 1850 Delivers Slave Question speech before Congress 14 Aug 1850 Renominated by Whig county convention as congressional candidate Oct 1850 Oliver et al. v Weakley TS defends Stephen Weakley and others on charges of harboring fugitive slaves; judge declares mistrial 2 Dec March st Congress, 2d session 11 Sept 1851 Christiana riot 24 Nov TS and other attorneys successfully plead in Philadelphia for 8 Dec 1851 defendants Caster Hanway and forty others (thirty-eight blacks) on trial for treason 1 Dec Aug d Congress, 1st session Aug 1852 Whig convention chooses more conservative Whig, Isaac Hiester, as its candidate for Congress Fall 1852 Supports Whig candidate Winfield Scott for president 6 Dec March d Congress, 2d session March 1853 Returns to Lancaster after congressional session Sept 1854 Lancaster Whigs accuse TS of joining Know-Nothings lodge in Lancaster 5 Oct 1854 Sarah Morrill Stevens dies in Vermont Oct 1854 Independent Whig candidate Anthony E. Roberts backed by TS and Know-Nothings elected to Congress 17 June 1856 Delegate to Republican convention in Philadelphia; supports John McLean April 1858 Brother Joshua dies in Indianapolis 25 Aug 1858 Nominated by convention in Fulton Hall, Lancaster, as Republican congressional candidate 12 Oct 1858 Elected to 36th Congress 5 Dec June th Congress, 1st session Dec 1859 Rents home at 279 South B St., Washington, DC (permanent Washington residence) Jan 1860 Argues last major legal case, in Lancaster 16 May 1860 Attends Republican convention in Chicago 27 Sept 1860 Delivers Presidential Question speech at Cooper Union, New York City 6 Nov 1860 Abraham Lincoln elected president
4 24 THE THADDEUS STEVENS PAPERS 3 Dec March th Congress, 2d session 20 Dec Feb 1861 Seven states of lower South secede from Union 29 Jan 1861 Delivers State of the Union speech before Congress 12 April 1861 Confederates fire on Ft. Sumter 17 April Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina secede from 20 May 1861 Union 4 July 6 Aug th Congress, 1st session 8 July 1861 Named chairman of Ways and Means Committee 2 Dec July th Congress, 2d session 22 Jan 1862 Delivers Subduing the Rebellion speech before Congress 6 Feb 1862 Delivers Treasury Note Bill speech before Congress 25 Feb 1862 Legal Tender Act (HR 240) becomes law 8 April 1862 Delivers Tax Bill speech before Congress 1 July 1862 Comprehensive Tax Bill (HR 312) becomes law 22 Sept 1862 Lincoln issues preliminary Emancipation Proclamation 1 Dec March th Congress, 3d session 1 Jan 1863 Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation 8 Jan 1863 Delivers Conquered Provinces speech before Congress 2 Feb 1863 Delivers Negro Soldiers speech before Congress June 1863 TS s iron works at Caledonia burned by Jubal Early s troops 20 Sept 1863 Nephew Alanson Stevens killed at battle of Chickamauga 7 Dec July th Congress, 1st session 28 March 1864 In the House introduces 13th Amendment, abolishing slavery 2 May 1864 Delivers Government of Rebellious States speech before Congress 7 8 June 1864 Serves as delegate to Republican convention in Baltimore 8 Nov 1864 Lincoln reelected president 5 Dec March th Congress, 2d session 13 Jan 1865 Delivers Abolition of Slavery speech before Congress 31 Jan 1865 Congress approves 13th Amendment 9 April 1865 General Robert E. Lee surrenders at Appomattox 15 April 1865 Lincoln dies 6 Sept 1865 Delivers Reconstruction speech in Lancaster 4 Dec July th Congress, 1st session 11 Dec 1865 Named chairman of the newly formed Appropriations Committee 13 Dec 1865 Named House chairman of the Joint Committee on Reconstruction 18 Dec 1865 Delivers Reconstruction speech before Congress 18 Dec th Amendment ratified 31 Jan 1866 Delivers Basis of Representation speech before Congress
5 CHRONOLOGY Feb 1866 Breaks openly with President Andrew Johnson when he vetoes Freedmen s Bureau Bill 6 April 1866 Congress overrides Johnson s veto of Civil Rights Bill 8 June 1866 Reconstruction Committee report presented to Congress 13 June 1866 Congress approves 14th Amendment, giving blacks citizenship and civil rights protection 4 Sept 1866 Delivers The Pending Canvass speech in Bedford, Pennsylvania 3 Dec March th Congress, 2d session 13 Feb 1867 Delivers Government of Insurrectionary States speech before Congress 2 March 1867 Congress passes Reconstruction Act of March, 3 20 July, and Nov th Congress, 1st session 19 March 1867 Delivers Damages to Loyal Men speech before Congress 2 Dec July th Congress, 2d session 24 Feb 1868 House votes to impeach Johnson 2 March 1868 Elected as one of seven impeachment managers 4 March 1868 Impeachment trial begins 27 April 1868 Delivers Impeachment of the President speech before Congress 16 May 1868 Senate acquits Johnson of Article XI charges May 1868 Republicans nominate Ulysses S. Grant in Chicago 11 July 1868 Delivers Democracy and Its Policy speech before Congress 28 July th Amendment ratified 11 Aug 1868 Dies in Washington, DC; buried in Shreiner s Cemetery, Lancaster
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