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共 232 题- VOL. III.
- EIGHTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 17, 1803.
- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,--THOMAS JEFFERSON.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- ABRAHAM BALDWIN, from Georgia; and
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- OCT. 17, 1803.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- OCT. 21, 1803.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- NOV. 4, 1803.
- Upon the PRESIDENT declaring the question carried by two-thirds--
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DEC. 5, 1803.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DEC. 5, 1803.
- So it was _Resolved_, That this bill do pass.[5]
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DEC. 31, 1803.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 16, 1804.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- MARCH 20, 1804.
- EIGHTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- OCT. 21, 1803.
- YEAS.--Willis Alston, jr., Nathaniel Ale
- Mr. SMILIE.--If the gentleman from Vermo
- I feel it my duty, Mr. Speaker, to remar
- It behooves the gentleman from Georgia t
- The fourth section of the bill being under consideration--
- EIGHTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 5, 1804.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- ABRAHAM BALDWIN, from Georgia; and
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- NOVEMBER 8, 1804.
- On motion, it was
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- FEBRUARY 20, 1805.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- FEBRUARY 28, 1805.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- FEBRUARY 28, 1805.
- BURR’S ADDRESS.
- A. BURR.
- MARCH 3, 1805.
- MARCH 4, 1805.
- MEASURES PRELIMINARY TO THE TRIAL.
- HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENTS.
- SAMUEL CHASE.
- Sworn to, this third day of January, 1805, before
- SAMUEL HAMILTON.
- TRIAL OF SAMUEL CHASE.
- The fifth article is for the respondent’
- Mr. President: We feel so strong a relia
- M. CAMPBELL then rose and spoke as follo
- It has been objected that the judge misc
- If, after a fair and full inquiry into t
- EIGHTH CONGRESS--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- MONDAY, November 5, 1804
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- NOV. 15, 1804.
- The House taking the subject into consid
- On the question being about to be put, M
- DIVORCES.
- On motion, it was
- FEBRUARY 1, 1805.
- GIDEON GRANGER.[24]
- Mr. BRYAN appealed to the House, and
- On motion it was
- The House proceeded to consider the foregoing message of the Senate, and
- The SPEAKER adjourned the House, _sine die_.[27]
- NINTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 2, 1805.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DECEMBER 3, 1805.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DECEMBER 6, 1805.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 13, 1806.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 17, 1806.
- The motion, that it be
- So it was _Resolved_, That this bill pass.[29]
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- FEBRUARY 19, 1806.
- LIBERTY. EQUALITY.
- PROCLAMATION.
- LENOIR.
- PROCLAMATION.
- BONAPARTE.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- APRIL 14, 1806.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- APRIL 18, 1806.
- On motion, it was
- NINTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- 2. Statements respecting the detention of the American gunboats.
- Leave having been granted--
- The peculiar objects of our research are--
- 2. The Government asserting those principles and constructions?
- I am, with very great respect, sir, yours,
- JOHN RANDOLPH.
- AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
- The House having taken the report into consideration--
- ADDRESSING OUT FEDERAL JUDGES.
- CAPTAIN LANDAIS.
- The case in most other countries is very
- I have endeavored to confine my observat
- The second was agreed to--ayes 75; and
- The bill having been read the first time--
- CONFERENCE.
- NINTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 1, 1806.
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- PRESENT:
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DECEMBER 2, 1806.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 22, 1807.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 26, 1807.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 28, 1807.
- NINTH CONGRESS.--SECOND SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- I ask concerning it, how ought we to reason? What is our duty?
- GUNBOATS.
- MONDAY, February 16
- Mr. ALSTON said this proposition is brou
- TENTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- BEGUN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 26, 1807
- PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
- LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
- A PROCLAMATION
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- PRESENT:
- On motion, it was
- On motion, it was
- On motion, it was
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- OCTOBER 27, 1807.
- On motion, by Mr. MILLEDGE, it was
- On motion, by Mr. HILLHOUSE, it was
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- DECEMBER 18, 1807.
- JOHN SMITH, Esq., _Senator from the State of Ohio._
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 8, 1808.
- THOMAS PAINE.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- MARCH 2, 1808.
- JAMES MADISON.
- 1. By the conversation stated by Elias Glover and McFarland.
- 2. By the facts stated by Peter Taylor.
- 3. By the conversation stated by Major Riddle.
- 4. By the conversation stated by Colonel James Taylor.
- 5. By Mr. Smith’s journey to Frankfort, in 1806.
- 7. By that drawn on him by Colonel Burr, in favor of Belknap.
- I return to the letter:
- I am, dear sir, your most obedient servant,
- JOHN SMITH.
- TENTH CONGRESS.--FIRST SESSION.
- PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- WEDNESDAY, November 18
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- NOVEMBER 19, 1807.
- A PROCLAMATION.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- REGNIER.
- TOMAS PORTELL.
- W.
- MANUEL GAYOSO DE LEMOS.
- WILKINSON.
- DANIEL CLARK’S STATEMENT.
- DANIEL CLARK.
- W. CRANCH.
- A. BURR.
- THE PRESIDENT’S ANSWER TO THE HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- JANUARY 20, 1808.
- I am, with the highest respect,
- BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
- ESTEVAN MIRO.
- Attest: S. COLEMAN, _A. C. C._
- M. GAYOSO DE LEMOS.
- ANDREW ELLICOTT.
- A. E.
- I am, sir, your obedient servant,
- ANDREW ELLICOTT.
- ANDREW ELLICOTT.
- A. E.
- TH. JEFFERSON.
- FEBRUARY 4, 1808.
- Extract of a letter from the Baron de Carondelet, dated
- Extract of a letter from the Baron de Carondelet, dated
- DANIEL CLARK.
- Letter from Thomas Power to the Baron de Carondelet, dated
- THOMAS POWER.
- Answer to the foregoing, dated
- BARON DE CARONDELET.
- As soon as the Journal was read--
- FOOTNOTES
- I am, sir, with high esteem and respect, your humble servant,
- GIDEON GRANGER.
- I remain, with the highest esteem, yours,
- JOHN MURRELL.
- GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
- DANIEL BISSEL.
- GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON.
- INDEX TO VOL. III.
- INNES, JUDGE HARRY.--_In the House_, rep
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- SPECIMEN PAGE OF CYCLOPÆDIA OF AMERICAN ELOQUENCE.
- 92 FISHER AMES.
- MADISON’S RESOLUTIONS.