Journal of the Governor, 1853-1857.
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Illinois. Office of Secretary of State. Index Dept. Executive Section.
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The Executive Section of the Index Division has held unique responsibilities in the Secretary of State's office, which was required by the Constitution of 1818 to maintain official papers and registers of the acts of the Governor. A separate statutory appropriation for an executive clerk to perform these duties was first enacted in 1895. The Executive Section affixes the Great Seal of Illinois to official acts of the Governor (e.g., extradition writs petitions, requisitions, pardons, and citizen...
Illinois. Governor (1853-1857 : Matteson)
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Joel Aldrich Matteson (1808-1873), Democratic Governor of Illinois (1853-1857), was born at Watertown, N. Y. on Aug. 8, 1808. Matteson engaged in various occupations including running businesses in Prescott, Ontario and Brownsville, N.Y.; teaching school; and being a foreman on the first railroad in South Carolina (1831). After marrying Mary Fish at Watertown on Oct. 7, 1832, Matteson came to Illinois (ca. 1834), becoming a contractor on the Illinois and Michigan Canal and engaging in manufactur...
Illinois. Office of Secretary of State
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The Office of Secretary of State, successor to the territorial Secretary, was established by the 1818 Constitution to keep both the state archives and a register of the Governor's official acts. The Secretary was appointed by the Governor until the 1848 Constitution made the office elective. In 1873, the Dept. of Archives and Index was created to "make and keep proper indexes to the executive records and all public acts, resolutions, papers and documents" filed with the Secretary of State. This ...
Matteson, Joel A. (Joel Aldrich), 1808-1873
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Came to Illinois at the age of 25 from New York, dabbled in real estate, was a contractor on the Illinois Michigan Canal, owned a woolen mill, a store and founded the first bank in Joliet, Ill., was elected to the state senate from that city and elected governor in 1852. From the description of Papers, 1845, 1854. (Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library). WorldCat record id: 52751212 Governor of Illinois, 1853-1857. From the description of Commission, April 21, 185...
Illinois. Office of the Governor
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The Board of Fund Commissioners was created by l. 1837, p. 121. Board contracted for and negotiated all loans authorized by General Assembly for internal improvements and signed and executed all bonds or stock certificates issued for such loans. Monies received from proceeds of loans were deposited at State Bank of Illinois and Bank of Illinois at Shawneetown. These deposits were used to pay drafts issued on Fund Commissioners by Board of Commissioners of Public Works for expenditur...
