December 5, 1836
George W. Jones appeared in the U.S. House of Representatives, was qualified, and took his seat as delegate from Wisconsin Territory.
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The evidence
“Congress of the United States for the term of two years, agreeable to the 14th section of the act of Congress.”* In pursti- Thomas Allen, print. -2 Rep. No. 7. ancc of said proclamation, an election for a delegate in Congress was held, and George W. Jones was duly elected, as appears by the certificate of the Governor herewith reported, and marked A. It appears by the Journal of the House of Representatives, that on the 5th day of December, 1836, Mr. Jones appeared, was qualified, and took his seat in the House as a delegate from Wisconsin Territory. From further evidence before the committee, it appears an election for a delegate to Congress for the Territory of Wisconsin was held on the 10th day of September, 183S, in conformity with the act of Congress and the laws of the Territory, which resulted in the election of James Duane Doty, as appears by the certificate of the Governor herewith reported, and marked B. No doubt exists as to the due election of Mr. Doty to serve as a del”
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