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共 377 题- ABRIDGMENT
- OF THE
- DEBATES OF CONGRESS,
- FROM 1789 TO 1856.
- BY
- THE AUTHOR OF THE THIRTY YEARS' VIEW.
- VOL. IV.
- TENTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 7, 1808.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- NOVEMBER 8, 1808.
- Mr. GOODRICH rose, and addressed the Senate as follows--
- MONDAY, January 16
- JANUARY 24, 1809.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- EXTRA SESSION.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- PRESENT:
- ADDRESS:
- FOOTNOTES:
- TENTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- ORDINANCE OF 1787.
- The bill was twice read; and
- The bill having been read--
- 3. Upon the search of merchant vessels s
- The continuance of our measures may be p
- I heard the gentleman with pain and mort
- Mr. TROUP said he rose but for the purpo
- And the House adjourned _sine die_.[4]
- FOOTNOTES:
- ELEVENTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, MAY 22, 1809.
- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,--JAMES MADISON.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.[5]
- PRESENT:
- JAMES MADISON.
- DURATION OF A PRO TEM. APPOINTMENT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- ELEVENTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.[6]
- On balloting for an Assistant Doorkeeper, there were--
- The Journal of yesterday's proceedings h
- We should place the President of the Uni
- FOOTNOTES:
- ELEVENTH CONGRESS--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 27, 1809.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- JAMES MADISON.
- NOVEMBER 29, 1809.
- I have the honor to be, &c.,
- ALBERT GALLATIN.
- ALBERT GALLATIN.
- ALBERT GALLATIN.
- ALBERT GALLATIN.
- 1. Loan office certificates.
- 2. Indents for interest on the public debt.
- 3. Final settlement certificates.
- 4. Commissioners' certificates.
- 5. Army certificates.
- 6. Credits given in lieu of Army certificates cancelled.
- 8. Invalid pension.
- FOOTNOTES:
- ELEVENTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- I. A. COLES.[9]
- NOVEMBER 29, 1809.
- The House having agreed to consider these resolutions--
- JAMES MADISON.
- DECEMBER 12, 1809.
- I am, &c.
- F. J. JACKSON.
- The motion for indefinite postponement being still under consideration--
- COL. ISAAC A. COLES.
- I. A. COLES.
- JAMES MADISON.
- FEBRUARY 9, 1810.
- R. SMITH.
- JAMES WILKINSON.
- Hon. J. B. VARNUM, _Speaker_, _&c._
- The bill having been read--
- Mr. KEY renewed his motion to insert "Washington."
- The second clause of Mr. SMILIE'S amendment being under consideration--
- FOOTNOTES:
- ELEVENTH CONGRESS.--THIRD SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 3, 1810.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- JAMES MADISON.
- The act of October, 1803, contains two s
- The question being to strike out the fir
- The gentleman from Kentucky reprobates t
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE,
- IN SECRET SESSION, AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE ELEVENTH CONGRESS.
- JAMES MADISON.
- CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
- ELEVENTH CONGRESS.--THIRD SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- The bill being on its final passage--
- In this view, I consider it the most imp
- AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
- SEPTEMBER 20, 1800.
- But shall I be told that the letters of
- The House agreed to meet to-morrow, (being Sunday.)
- March 2--_6 o'clock, p.m._
- FOOTNOTES:
- TWELFTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 4, 1811.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.[12]
- PRESENT:
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- MARCH 9, 1812.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MONROE.
- JAMES MADISON.
- APRIL 1, 1812.
- COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS:
- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
- THURSDAY, JUNE 18.
- MONDAY, July 6, _6 o'clock, p.m._
- JULY 6, 1812.
- JAMES MADISON.
- FOOTNOTES:
- TWELFTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.[13]
- MONDAY, November 18
- The report having been read--
- Mr. Speaker, I regret that the gentleman
- I will give him another, from the same a
- The resolution recommended by the report
- The honorable gentleman who anticipates
- JAMES MADISON.
- MARCH 3, 1812.
- JAMES MADISON.
- MARCH 9, 1812.
- I have the honor to be, sir, your most obedient servant, &c.
- J. HENRY.
- HERMAN W. RYLAND.
- I am, sir, your most obedient humble servant,
- J. H. CRAIG.
- I have the honor to be your most obedient servant,
- J. H.
- H. W. RYLAND, Esq., _Secretary, &c._
- J. H.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- I have the honor to be, &c.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- A. B.
- J. H.
- JOHN HENRY.
- H. W. R.
- MAY 4, 1809.
- H. W. R.
- JUNE 13, 1811.
- J. H.
- I am, sir, your most obedient humble servant,
- ROBERT PEEL.
- H. W. RYLAND.
- J. HENRY.
- I am, sir, your most obedient, humble servant,
- LIVERPOOL.
- To SIR GEORGE PREVOST, _Baronet, &c._
- JAMES MONROE.
- JAMES MADISON.
- MARCH 13, 1812.
- AUGUSTUS J. FOSTER.
- The several blanks in the bill having been filled--
- SATURDAY, March 14.--_Count C. in continuation._
- COUNT E. DE CRILLON.
- AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION.
- And the House adjourned.[29]
- FOOTNOTES:
- CONFIDENTIAL SUPPLEMENTAL JOURNAL
- JAMES MADISON.
- APRIL 1, 1812.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JULY 1, 1812.
- JAMES MONROE.
- JAMES MONROE.
- TWELFTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 2, 1812.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- JANUARY 13, 1813.
- JESSE D. ELLIOTT.
- I have the honor to be, with great respect, &c.,
- JESSE D. ELLIOTT.
- I have the honor to be, &c.
- ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
- ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
- HARRIS H. HICKMAN.
- PAUL HAMILTON.
- JAMES MADISON.
- FEBRUARY 22, 1813.
- INAUGURAL SPEECH.
- SPEECH:
- TWELFTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES
- IN
- THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- The second section having been read--
- PAUL HAMILTON.
- ISAAC HULL.
- Hon. BURWELL BASSETT, _Chairman, &c._
- JAMES MADISON.
- U. S. SHIP UNITED STATES, AT SEA.
- STEPHEN DECATUR.
- I am, respectfully, &c.
- JACOB JONES.
- The Message and documents having been read--
- Hon. L. CHEVES, _Chairman, &c._
- JAMES MADISON.
- DECEMBER 21, 1812.
- JAMES MONROE.
- JOHN BORLASE WARREN,
- JAMES MONROE.
- JAMES MADISON.
- DECEMBER 23, 1812.
- PAUL HAMILTON.
- R. SMITH.
- PAUL HAMILTON.
- So soon as this decision was declared--
- 1. As a means of carrying on the subsisting war.
- 2. As a means of obtaining an early and honorable peace.
- 1. The Orders in Council.
- 2. Impressment of our seamen.
- 3. The attack upon the Chesapeake.
- Sir, I do not find fault with the Admini
- 1. To afford no refuge or protection to British seamen.
- 2. To deliver them up if they took refuge among us.
- 3. To make laws for restoring them.
- 4. To aid in searching for, seizing, and restoring them.
- 5. To keep them in our prisons when requested.
- 6. To prohibit our citizens from carrying them off.
- 7. To prohibit their employment.
- 8. To make penal laws for punishing their employers.
- 9. To make it our duty to restore them.
- The fourth objection is, that we cannot
- JANUARY 22, 1813.
- JAMES MADISON.
- DECEMBER 1, 1812.
- I have the honor to be, &c.,
- DECEMBER 1, 1812.
- I have the honor to be, &c.,
- JOHN B. WARREN.
- DECEMBER 3, 1812.
- I have the honor to be, &c.,
- J. MITCHELL, _Agent, &c._
- DECEMBER 4, 1812.
- JOHN B. WARREN.
- JOHN RODGERS.
- A PROCLAMATION.
- BENJAMIN A. HOWARD.
- RECAPITULATION OF ELECTORAL VOTES.
- ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
- I am, sir, very respectfully, yours, &c.
- T. H. CUSHING, _Adj't Gen._
- I have the honor to be, with great respect, &c.
- JOHN ARMSTRONG.
- LANGDON CHEVES.
- I have the honor to be, &c.,
- ALBERT GALLATIN.
- Hon. LANGDON CHEVES, _Chairman, &c._
- The resolution being thus presented to the House for its adoption--
- FEB. 22, 1813.
- JAMES MADISON.
- U. S. FRIGATE CONSTITUTION,
- WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE.
- JAMES MADISON.
- FEBRUARY 24, 1813.
- FOOTNOTES:
- INDEX TO VOL. IV.
- FISK, JAMES, Representative from Vermont
- Motion to strike out the section which r
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