Broadside barquera mucio (1 risultati)

[Mexico, 25 Sept. 1845]. Unrecorded Mexican Broadside Establishing the 1845 Restructured Senate [Broadside]. Barquera, Mucio. Inclan, Jose Maria de. Mucio Barquera, Presidente de la Exma. Asamblea De Mexico, Y Por La Ley Gobernador Interino de Su Departmento [Caption Title]. [Mexico: S.n.], September 29, 1845. 17-1/4" x 12-1/2" (43.8 x 31.7 cm) broadside, text in two columns below headline, signed in type by Mucio Barquera and Jose Maria de Inclan. Moderate toning, horizontal and vertical fold lines, small clean tears along horizontal fold line affecting text without loss to legibility, light edgewear, darkened spots at corners (from former posting?), lower right corner lacking, manuscript docket in Spanish to verso. $750. * An unrecorded official decree detailing the complex, class-based restructuring of the Mexican Senate during the tumultuous mid-1840s presidency of Jose Joaquin de Herrera, issued just months before the onset of the Mexican-American War. Issued during the moderate liberal presidency of Jose Joaquin de Herrera, this landmark official decree promulgates the central government's electoral laws for establishing a new 66-member Chamber of Senators. Designed to balance regional governance with socio-economic representation, the decree divides the Senate into three distinct classes: Departmental Representatives (24 seats): One senator appointed directly by each of the 24 departments comprising the Mexican Republic; Economic & Industrial Guilds (21 seats): Representatives voted upon by the departments, reserved specifically for key economic sectors: 6 Farmers, 6 Miners, 3 Manufacturers/Industrialists, 6 Merchants or Capitalists. Serving in this second class required a substantial net worth of 40,000 pesos, in addition to the standard baseline income threshold of 2,000 pesos annually. Institutional Nominees (21 seats): Candidates nominated jointly by the Chamber of Deputies, the Supreme Court of Justice, and the Executive Branch. The broadside further outlines procedural mechanisms for senator elections, rotational terms, and emergency replacements. The imprint is officially promulgated by Mucio Barquera, serving as the 15th President of the Assembly and Legal Acting Governor of the Department of Mexico, and co-signed by Jose Maria de Inclan. [Mexico, 25 Sept. 1845]. (illustratore). …