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共 272 题- ABRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS,
- FROM 1789 TO 1856.
- BY
- THE AUTHOR OF THE THIRTY YEARS' VIEW.
- VOL II.
- FOURTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 5, 1796.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- Whereupon, the Senate
- G. WASHINGTON.
- On motion, that it be
- On motion, that it be
- I pray the Senate to accept my sincere thanks.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- SPECIAL SESSION
- PRESENT:
- FOURTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- G. WASHINGTON.
- Mr. D. FOSTER moved the following resolu
- Mr. SITGREAVES agreed that a very useles
- The third was--
- The petition being read--
- BROWN SUGAR.
- FRIDAY, February 17
- SALT.
- On motion being made for connecting the bills--
- G. WASHINGTON.
- INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.
- ESTIMATE FOR THE YEAR 1797.
- MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
- The committee then rose, and the House having taken up the subject--
- G. WASHINGTON.
- EVENING SESSION.
- FIFTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, MAY 15, 1797.[15]
- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,--JOHN ADAMS.
- LIST OF MEMBERS.
- SENATORS.
- REPRESENTATIVES.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- FIFTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
- A PROCLAMATION.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- Mr. GILES said the subject under discuss
- JOHN ADAMS.
- The question was about to be put on Mr. LIVINGSTON's motion, when
- ARMING MERCHANT VESSELS.
- NAVAL FORCE.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- NAVAL ARMAMENT.
- BANK NOTES.
- BANK NOTES.
- Carried, 39 to 24.[21]
- The question then returned upon the original resolution; when
- FIFTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 13, 1797.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JACOB READ,
- I thank you for this Address.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- BILL TO DEFINE.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- PRESENT:
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- G. WASHINGTON.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JULY 18, 1798.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JULY 18, 1798.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- FIFTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- Signed in and on behalf of the said meeting, by
- JONATHAN EVANS,
- Mr. CLAIBORNE objected to this; and
- PEACH BRANDY.
- The House having agreed to take up this business--
- JOHN ADAMS.
- MATTHEW LYON.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- Both answered, "I do agree."
- JOHN ADAMS.
- MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY--SLAVERY.
- Adjourned till Monday.[29]
- MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY--SLAVERY.
- On motion of Mr. W. C. CLAIBORNE, the Ho
- Mr. ALLEN withdrew his amendment; when
- GENERAL SUMTER'S VINDICATION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
- The question on agreeing to the resolution then recurred--
- The bill respecting alien enemies was read the third time, when
- The question then came up on the bill's going to a third reading; when
- The following question was then put, "Shall this bill pass?"
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- E. GERRY.
- CH. MAU. TALLEYRAND.
- SEDITION.
- FIFTH CONGRESS.--THIRD SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 3, 1798.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- JOHN ADAMS.
- FIFTH CONGRESS.--THIRD SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS, _President of the United States_--
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- I have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant,
- BEN. STODDERT.
- L. TREZEVANT and W. TIMMONS, Esqs.
- G. C. M.
- SAN DOMINGO.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- GRENVILLE.
- The next part of the paragraph, viz: "wh
- EVENING SITTING.
- The question being, "Shall this bill pass?"
- NOTE.
- OCTOBER 27, 1797.
- OCTOBER 29.
- OCTOBER 30.
- SIXTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 2, 1799.
- LIST OF MEMBERS.
- SENATORS.
- REPRESENTATIVES.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- JOHN ADAMS.
- SAMUEL LIVERMORE,
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- SAMUEL LIVERMORE,
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- MARTHA WASHINGTON.
- On motion, of Mr. Ross, that it be
- DUANE AND THE AURORA.
- A motion was made, by Mr. TRACY, that it be
- Here Mr. C. was called to order by
- So it was
- JAMES MATHERS.
- And the question being taken on the motion as amended, it was
- On motion that it be
- SIXTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- JNO. TRUMBULL.
- The SPEAKER _of the House of Reps. U. S._
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- TIMOTHY PICKERING.
- TIMOTHY PICKERING.
- Certified, per
- MAJOR TAYLOR.
- NOVEMBER 19, 1799.
- _Resolved_, That a committee be appointe
- It has then been demonstrated--
- SIXTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 17, 1800.[55]
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- The Senate took into consideration the resolution last mentioned; and
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- On motion, it was
- JOHN ADAMS.
- On motion, it was
- On motion, it was
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- MARCH, 3, 1801.
- SPECIAL SESSION.
- JANUARY 30, 1801.
- PRESENT:
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE,
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- SIXTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- JOHN ADAMS.
- Mr. ALSTON.--Let the measures of Congres
- On motion, it was
- FEBRUARY 13.
- FEBRUARY 14.
- FEBRUARY 16.
- FEBRUARY 17.
- On the question that the said bill be engrossed for a third reading--
- THOMAS JEFFERSON.
- SEVENTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 7, 1801.
- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,--THOMAS JEFFERSON.
- LIST OF MEMBERS
- SENATORS.
- REPRESENTATIVES.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- DECEMBER 8, 1801.
- THOMAS JEFFERSON.
- THOMAS JEFFERSON.
- DECEMBER 8, 1801.
- TUESDAY, January 12
- On motion, it was
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- APRIL 26, 1802.
- On motion, it was
- SEVENTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- The amendment was immediately taken up;
- Upon the imposition of the carriage tax
- The Supreme Court has been rendered stat
- On motion, it was
- UNAUTHORIZED PURCHASES.
- PETITION OF THOMAS COOPER.
- UNAUTHORIZED PURCHASE OF NAVY YARDS.
- SEVENTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 6, 1802.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DECEMBER 15, 1802.
- The Message and papers therein referred to were read; and
- JAN. 11, 1803.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- So it was _Resolved_, That this bill pass.[70]
- CARLOS DE GRANDPRE.
- So it was unanimously
- SEVENTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- Mr. VAN NESS presented a representation
- The House immediately took it into consideration; when
- GENERAL LAFAYETTE.
- INDEX TO VOL. II.
- GERRY, ELBRIDGE, letter from Paris, 304.--_See Index_, vol. 1
- HEISTER, DANIEL, Representative from Maryland, 694
- END OF VOL. II.
- FOOTNOTES: