Millard Fillmore 1850-1853

Millard Fillmore

July 10, 1850 to March 4, 1853

Year	Date	Document Title
1850	July 10, 1850	Fillmore informs Senate of President Taylor's Death
	August 5, 1850	Stephens’ Speech “The South and the Public Domain”
	August 6, 1850	Fillmore informs the Senate of the Situation in Texas
	September 9, 1850	Law Establishing Utah Territory
	September 9, 1850	Law Admitting California into Union
	September 18, 1850	Law Supplementing Fugitives from Justice
	September 20, 1850	Law Suppressing Slave Trade in D.C.
	December, 1850	“Plain Words for the North”
	December 2, 1850	Fillmore’s First Annual Message to Congress
	December 13, 1850	Fillmore’s Proclamation Declaring Boundaries with Texas
1851	February 19, 1851	Fillmore’s Message to the Senate about Prisoners
	March 3, 1851	Law Modifying Postal Rates
	March 4, 1851	Fillmore’s Proclamation for a Special Session of the Senate
	April 18, 1851	Fillmore’s Proclamation on Fugitive Slave in Boston
	1851	Truth’s “Ain’t I A Woman?” {excerpt}
	July 23, 1851	Treaty with the Sioux
	August 5, 1851	Treaty with the Sioux
	October 22, 1851	Fillmore’s Proclamation about an Invasion of Mexico
	December 2, 1851	Fillmore’s Second Annual Message to Congress
1852	March 2, 1851	Cooley v. Board of Wardens
	April 14, 1852	Resolution Continuing Work of Capitol
	April 19, 1852	Fillmore’s Message to Congress about Oregon Territory
	June 6, 1852	Democratic Party Platform
	June 21, 1852	Whig Party Platform
	July 1, 1852	Treaty with the Apache
	July 4, 1852	Douglass’ Speech “The Hypocrisy of American Slavery”
	July 6, 1852	Lincoln’s Eulogy for Henry Clay
	August 11, 1852	Free Democratic Party Platform
	August 30, 1852	Law about Patents (1852)
	December 6, 1852	Fillmore’s Third Annual Message to Congress
1853	January 17, 1853	Fillmore’s Message to Congress about the “Amistad”
	January 20, 1853	Law Appropriating for Invalids & Pensions
	February 8, 1853	Law Granting Right of Way for Railroad in Arkansas & Missouri
	February 9, 1853	Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1852 Election
	February 25, 1853	Fillmore’s Proclamation Calling a Special Session of the Senate
	March 2, 1853	Law Establishing the Washington Territory
	March 2, 1853	Law Amending Settlement for Attacks of Cayuse Indians in Oregon
	March 2, 1853	Law Providing for Administering Oath of Office to Vice President (in Cuba)

Last updated August 02, 2006