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1895-03-12 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Deciding on time and place to meet for committees
Mr. ANDERSON. Mr. President, if I am in order, I move that the chairmen of the different committees meet together for the purpose of deciding the time and place each committee shall meet, that they have the same placed upon the bulletin board in the...
Mr. ANDERSON. Mr. President, if I am in order, I move that the chairmen of the different committees meet together for the purpose of deciding the time and place each committee shall meet, that they have the same placed upon the bulletin board in the...
1895-03-12 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Deciding on time and place to meet for committees
Mr. ANDERSON. Mr. President, if I am in order, I move that the chairmen of the different committees meet together for the purpose of deciding the time and place each committee shall meet, that they have the same placed upon the bulletin board in the...
Mr. ANDERSON. Mr. President, if I am in order, I move that the chairmen of the different committees meet together for the purpose of deciding the time and place each committee shall meet, that they have the same placed upon the bulletin board in the...
1895-03-18 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Receive and Place on File "Letter from Moses Thatcher"
Mr. SQUIRES. I move that it be received and placed on file.
Mr. SQUIRES. I move that it be received and placed on file.
1895-03-16 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Place Resolution No. 38B on File
Mr. SQUIRES. Mr. President, I understood these reports were to be made when called for, not daily. I move it be placed on file.
Mr. SQUIRES. Mr. President, I understood these reports were to be made when called for, not daily. I move it be placed on file.
1895-03-30 09:00:00 in the The Convention: Refer to Committee on Printing and Place on Calendar for the Committee of the Whole
Under the rules the report was ordered printed, and placed on the committee of the whole calendar.
Under the rules the report was ordered printed, and placed on the committee of the whole calendar.
1895-03-18 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Receive and Place on File "Letter from Moses Thatcher"
Mr. SQUIRES. I move that it be received and placed on file.
Mr. SQUIRES. I move that it be received and placed on file.
1895-03-16 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Place Resolution No. 38B on File
Mr. SQUIRES. Mr. President, I understood these reports were to be made when called for, not daily. I move it be placed on file.
Mr. SQUIRES. Mr. President, I understood these reports were to be made when called for, not daily. I move it be placed on file.
1895-03-30 09:00:00 in the The Convention: Refer to Committee on Printing and Place on Calendar for the Committee of the Whole
Under the rules the report was ordered printed, and placed on the committee of the whole calendar.
Under the rules the report was ordered printed, and placed on the committee of the whole calendar.
1895-05-04 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. SQUIRES. The way this sentence reads now, it seems to me that if a bona fide organization had taken place, that would make the charter valid, with the word “nor” in there. If you put the word “and” in place of the word “nor,” then it would require that a bona fide organization had taken place, and business commenced. I think the word “and” should go in there in place of “nor.”
Mr. WHITNEY. I think so, too.
Mr. SQUIRES. The way this sentence reads now, it seems to me that if a bona fide organization had taken place, that would make the charter valid, with the word “nor” in there. If you put the word “and” in place of the word “nor,” then it would require...
Mr. SQUIRES. The way this sentence reads now, it seems to me that if a bona fide organization had taken place, that would make the charter valid, with the word “nor” in there. If you put the word “and” in place of the word “nor,” then it would require...
1895-05-04 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. SQUIRES. The way this sentence reads now, it seems to me that if a bona fide organization had taken place, that would make the charter valid, with the word “nor” in there. If you put the word “and” in place of the word “nor,” then it would require that a bona fide organization had taken place, and business commenced. I think the word “and” should go in there in place of “nor.”
Mr. WHITNEY. I think so, too.
Mr. SQUIRES. The way this sentence reads now, it seems to me that if a bona fide organization had taken place, that would make the charter valid, with the word “nor” in there. If you put the word “and” in place of the word “nor,” then it would require...
Mr. SQUIRES. The way this sentence reads now, it seems to me that if a bona fide organization had taken place, that would make the charter valid, with the word “nor” in there. If you put the word “and” in place of the word “nor,” then it would require...
1889-09-12 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Fill the Place of Mr. Davis on Committee No. 3
(Pg. 274) [Mr. PRESIDENT.] Does the gentleman from Carbon, Mr. Smith, move that the place be filled?
(Pg. 274) [Mr. PRESIDENT.] Does the gentleman from Carbon, Mr. Smith, move that the place be filled?
1787-09-06 10:00:00 in the The Convention: and in every case after the choice of the Presidt the Person having the greatest number of votes
[Ayes — 10; noes — 1.]
Editors' note: This vote appears in the Table of Ayes and Noes, though the order in which it took place in the session is unclear. Farrand places this vote at end of the session but does not explain his reasoning for doing so. As there is no evidence either way and as this clause was discussed again during the session, the editors have placed it here.
and in every case after the choice of the Presidt the Person having the greatest number of votes [Ayes — 10; noes — 1.] Editors' note: This vote appears in the Table of Ayes and Noes, though the order in which it took place in the session is...
and in every case after the choice of the Presidt the Person having the greatest number of votes [Ayes — 10; noes — 1.] Editors' note: This vote appears in the Table of Ayes and Noes, though the order in which it took place in the session is...
1787-09-06 10:00:00 in the The Convention: and in every case after the choice of the Presidt the Person having the greatest number of votes
[Ayes — 10; noes — 1.]
[Editors' note: This vote appears in the Table of Ayes and Noes, though the order in which it took place in the session is unclear. Farrand places this vote at end of the session but does not explain his reasoning for doing so. As there is no evidence either way and as this clause was discussed again during the session, the editors have placed it here.]
and in every case after the choice of the Presidt the Person having the greatest number of votes [Ayes — 10; noes — 1.] [Editors' note: This vote appears in the Table of Ayes and Noes, though the order in which it took place in the session is...
and in every case after the choice of the Presidt the Person having the greatest number of votes [Ayes — 10; noes — 1.] [Editors' note: This vote appears in the Table of Ayes and Noes, though the order in which it took place in the session is...
1895-04-01 10:00:00 in the The Convention: The report was ordered printed and placed on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
The report was ordered printed and placed on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
The report was ordered printed and placed on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
1895-04-01 10:00:00 in the The Convention: The report was ordered printed and placed on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
The report was ordered printed and placed on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
The report was ordered printed and placed on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
1889-09-05 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion for the Sergeant-At-Arms To Act in Place of a Page
Mr. PRESIDENT. I suppose our sergeant-at-arms will act in place of a page until such time as we can get further help, carrying such communications as may be necessary.
Mr. PRESIDENT. I suppose our sergeant-at-arms will act in place of a page until such time as we can get further help, carrying such communications as may be necessary.
1895-04-19 09:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Suspend Rules and Place Petitions on File
Mr, CHIDESTER. And in order to save time in this matter, I move that the rules be suspended and that all petitions of that nature be submitted to the clerk and placed on file.
Mr, CHIDESTER. And in order to save time in this matter, I move that the rules be suspended and that all petitions of that nature be submitted to the clerk and placed on file.
1895-04-19 09:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Suspend Rules and Place Petitions on File
Mr, CHIDESTER. And in order to save time in this matter, I move that the rules be suspended and that all petitions of that nature be submitted to the clerk and placed on file.
Mr, CHIDESTER. And in order to save time in this matter, I move that the rules be suspended and that all petitions of that nature be submitted to the clerk and placed on file.
1787-07-03 11:00:00 in the First Committee on Representation: [Sherman] acted in place of Mr. Elseworth who was kept away by indisposition.
[Editors' note: Though Ellsworth was elected to represent Connecticut in the Committee, Roger Sherman took his place.]
[Sherman] acted in place of Mr. Elseworth who was kept away by indisposition. [Editors' note: Though Ellsworth was elected to represent Connecticut in the Committee, Roger Sherman took his place.]
[Sherman] acted in place of Mr. Elseworth who was kept away by indisposition. [Editors' note: Though Ellsworth was elected to represent Connecticut in the Committee, Roger Sherman took his place.]
1889-09-17 09:00:00 in the The Convention: (Pg. 63)
Substitute placed on general file.
(Pg. 63) Substitute placed on general file.
(Pg. 63) Substitute placed on general file.
1889-09-18 10:00:00 in the Committee of the Whole: (Pg. 395)
Mr. FOX. My idea was that it shold come in that place, and if that was not the right place for it the revision committee could put it where it belongs, that was my idea about it, but I will withdraw it until Sec. 10 is read.
(Pg. 395) Mr. FOX. My idea was that it shold come in that place, and if that was not the right place for it the revision committee could put it where it belongs, that was my idea about it, but I will withdraw it until Sec. 10 is read.
(Pg. 395) Mr. FOX. My idea was that it shold come in that place, and if that was not the right place for it the revision committee could put it where it belongs, that was my idea about it, but I will withdraw it until Sec. 10 is read.
1889-09-13 10:00:00 in the The Convention: (Pg. 54)
The report and substitute were placed on general file.
(Pg. 54) The report and substitute were placed on general file.
(Pg. 54) The report and substitute were placed on general file.
1889-09-13 10:00:00 in the The Convention: (Pg. 54)
The report and substitute were placed on general file.
(Pg. 54) The report and substitute were placed on general file.
(Pg. 54) The report and substitute were placed on general file.
1865-12-11 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: The SPEAKER. The Chair overrules the point of order for two reasons: in the first place it was not made in time; and in the second place the Senate have not yet concurred in the resolution, and therefore the committee has not been raised. By its terms the resolution requires the concurrence of both Houses.
The SPEAKER. The Chair overrules the point of order for two reasons: in the first place it was not made in time; and in the second place the Senate have not yet concurred in the resolution, and therefore the committee has not been raised. By its terms...
The SPEAKER. The Chair overrules the point of order for two reasons: in the first place it was not made in time; and in the second place the Senate have not yet concurred in the resolution, and therefore the committee has not been raised. By its terms...
1789-08-18 11:00:00 in the House: Committee of the Whole: Report of the Committee of the Whole - Seventh Proposition, Second Clause
'The House again resolved itself into a Committee of the whole on the subject of amendments, and took into consideration the 2d clause of the 7th proposition, in the words following, "The trial of all crimes (except in cases of impeachment, and in...
'The House again resolved itself into a Committee of the whole on the subject of amendments, and took into consideration the 2d clause of the 7th proposition, in the words following, "The trial of all crimes (except in cases of impeachment, and in...
1789-08-18 11:00:00 in the House: Committee of the Whole: Report of the Committee of the Whole - Seventh Proposition, Second Clause
'The House again resolved itself into a Committee of the whole on the subject of amendments, and took into consideration the 2d clause of the 7th proposition, in the words following, "The trial of all crimes (except in cases of impeachment, and in...
'The House again resolved itself into a Committee of the whole on the subject of amendments, and took into consideration the 2d clause of the 7th proposition, in the words following, "The trial of all crimes (except in cases of impeachment, and in...
1889-09-09 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. SMITH. I would ask that there be a little delay in this matter of filling these places. Two of our best men are not here, one is sick and will probably not be here at all, but the other we are looking for every day, and in case he comes I should like to keep a place for him on one of the committees. He is deeply interested in some of these matters and I want to keep a place for him. He is one of the best men from our county.
Mr. MORGAN. I would like to add a word to what Brother Smith has j
Mr. SMITH. I would ask that there be a little delay in this matter of filling these places. Two of our best men are not here, one is sick and will probably not be here at all, but the other we are looking for every day, and in case he comes I should...
Mr. SMITH. I would ask that there be a little delay in this matter of filling these places. Two of our best men are not here, one is sick and will probably not be here at all, but the other we are looking for every day, and in case he comes I should...
1872-01-16 12:00:00 in the The Senate: Motion to Read H. R. 1050 a Second Time and Place it on the Calendar
Mr. TRUMBULL. Let it be read the second time, and place on the Calendar.
Mr. TRUMBULL. Let it be read the second time, and place on the Calendar.
1992-06-19 09:00:00 in the All-Party Negotiations: on which detailed discussion took place.
on which detailed discussion took place.
on which detailed discussion took place.
1889-09-25 00:00:00 in the Committee of the Whole: (Pg. 710)
Mr. FOX. I would like to ask a question. It says “places for actual religious worship.” Now most of those places have parsonages connected with them. I would like to know whether they would be exempted under this?
(Pg. 710) Mr. FOX. I would like to ask a question. It says “places for actual religious worship.” Now most of those places have parsonages connected with them. I would like to know whether they would be exempted under this?
(Pg. 710) Mr. FOX. I would like to ask a question. It says “places for actual religious worship.” Now most of those places have parsonages connected with them. I would like to know whether they would be exempted under this?
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out.
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the editors have placed this amendment in
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Strike Out 'Both'
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
1872-05-10 11:00:00 in the The Senate: Motion to Place S. 1102 on the Calendar and Have it Printed
Mr. SUMNER. Let it take its place on the Calendar and be printed.
Mr. SUMNER. Let it take its place on the Calendar and be printed.
1889-09-09 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Place Mr. Richards on the Journal
[Mr. IRVINE]: I therefore move, if I can get a second, that Mr. De Forest Richards be placed upon the journal as a member of this committee. Mr. FOX. Second the motion.
[Mr. IRVINE]: I therefore move, if I can get a second, that Mr. De Forest Richards be placed upon the journal as a member of this committee. Mr. FOX. Second the motion.
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the editors have placed this amendment in the timeline a
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
1895-04-20 09:00:00 in the Committee of the Whole: Article 17.2: Section 5: Fifth Amendment
Mr. THURMAN. Mr. Chairman, I move to strike out the section, and upon that I desire to be heard for a moment. I believe that this question ought to be left in its fullest extent to the Legislature. We are about to attempt to provide in this section...
Mr. THURMAN. Mr. Chairman, I move to strike out the section, and upon that I desire to be heard for a moment. I believe that this question ought to be left in its fullest extent to the Legislature. We are about to attempt to provide in this section...
1895-04-20 09:00:00 in the Committee of the Whole: Article 17.2: Section 5: Fifth Amendment
Mr. THURMAN. Mr. Chairman, I move to strike out the section, and upon that I desire to be heard for a moment. I believe that this question ought to be left in its fullest extent to the Legislature. We are about to attempt to provide in this section...
Mr. THURMAN. Mr. Chairman, I move to strike out the section, and upon that I desire to be heard for a moment. I believe that this question ought to be left in its fullest extent to the Legislature. We are about to attempt to provide in this section...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the editors have placed this amendmen
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or...
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or...
1787-08-16 11:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Adjourn
To adjourn [Editors' note: The Journal records a failed attempt to adjourn towards the end of the day. It is placed in the Detail of Ayes and Noes just after the agreement to Morris's amendment. As there are no other indicators of its place in the...
To adjourn [Editors' note: The Journal records a failed attempt to adjourn towards the end of the day. It is placed in the Detail of Ayes and Noes just after the agreement to Morris's amendment. As there are no other indicators of its place in the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the ed
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Removing Requirement for President's Name within Oath
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
1874-12-07 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS.
The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file.
The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS CARPENTER of South Carolina in place of Mr. Robert B. Elliott, Mr. SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN of New York in place of Mr. Stewart L. Woodford, Mr. WILLIAM E. FINCK of Ohio in place of Mr. Hugh J. Jewett, and Mr. RICHARD SCHELL of New York in place of the late
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
1874-12-07 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS.
The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file.
The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS CARPENTER of South Carolina in place of Mr. Robert B. Elliott, Mr. SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN of New York in place of Mr. Stewart L. Woodford, Mr. WILLIAM E. FINCK of Ohio in place of Mr. Hugh J. Jewett, and Mr. RICHARD SCHELL of New York in place of the late
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
1874-12-07 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS.
The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file.
The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS CARPENTER of South Carolina in place of Mr. Robert B. Elliott, Mr. SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN of New York in place of Mr. Stewart L. Woodford, Mr. WILLIAM E. FINCK of Ohio in place of Mr. Hugh J. Jewett, and Mr. RICHARD SCHELL of New York in place of the late
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
1874-12-07 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS.
The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file.
The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS CARPENTER of South Carolina in place of Mr. Robert B. Elliott, Mr. SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN of New York in place of Mr. Stewart L. Woodford, Mr. WILLIAM E. FINCK of Ohio in place of Mr. Hugh J. Jewett, and Mr. RICHARD SCHELL of New York in place of the late
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS. The SPEAKER. The Clerk will now read the roll of members-elect (to fill vacancies caused by resignation and otherwise) whose credentials have been forwarded and are now on file. The roll wag called, and Mr. L. CASS...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”.
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the e
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1889-09-12 10:00:00 in the The Convention: (Pg. 274)
Mr. PRESIDENT. The chair has held the place in which Mr. Davis’ name was put on that committee as vacant. I have heard that he will be here in a day or two and his services will be valuable When he comes, and unless desired by the convention I will not fill the place at this time. If the convention desires I will fill the committee at any time when it is requested.
(Pg. 274) Mr. PRESIDENT. The chair has held the place in which Mr. Davis’ name was put on that committee as vacant. I have heard that he will be here in a day or two and his services will be valuable When he comes, and unless desired by the...
(Pg. 274) Mr. PRESIDENT. The chair has held the place in which Mr. Davis’ name was put on that committee as vacant. I have heard that he will be here in a day or two and his services will be valuable When he comes, and unless desired by the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Insert 'and Which Shall be Established by Law'
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Strike Out 'Both in Law and Equity'
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or...
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or...
1787-08-16 11:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Adjourn
To adjourn Editors' note: The Journal records a failed attempt to adjourn towards the end of the day. It is placed in the Detail of Ayes and Noes just after the agreement to Morris' amendment. As there are no other indicators of its place in the...
To adjourn Editors' note: The Journal records a failed attempt to adjourn towards the end of the day. It is placed in the Detail of Ayes and Noes just after the agreement to Morris' amendment. As there are no other indicators of its place in the...
1895-03-05 10:30:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Substitute Mr. Mortiz in the Place of Mr. Van Horne
The CHAIRMAN. I substitute the name of Jacob Moritz on the committee on site and furniture in place of W. G. Van Horne.
The CHAIRMAN. I substitute the name of Jacob Moritz on the committee on site and furniture in place of W. G. Van Horne.
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the Baldwin, Brearley and Washington copies of the draft of September 12.' Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown
Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the Baldwin, Brearley and Washington copies of the draft of September 12.' Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown.
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Insert 'And'
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the...
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Report of the Committee of Style - Article 1: Section 4 - "Except As To the Places of Choosing Senators"
Art. 1. sect. 4. “except as to the places of choosing Senators” added to the end of the first clause, in order to exempt the seats of Govt in the States from the power of Congress.
Art. 1. sect. 4. “except as to the places of choosing Senators” added to the end of the first clause, in order to exempt the seats of Govt in the States from the power of Congress.
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Strike Out Clause Regrading Enactment Style
Article 1, Section 7, paragraph 1 — “The enacting stile . . . ” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
Article 1, Section 7, paragraph 1 — “The enacting stile . . . ” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the editors ha
Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations...
Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment for Uniformity of Taxation
Add at the end of the first clause of the eighth section, first article, ‘but all duties, imposts and excises, shall be uniform throughout the United States.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several...
Add at the end of the first clause of the eighth section, first article, ‘but all duties, imposts and excises, shall be uniform throughout the United States.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took pl
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Replace 'And' with 'To Be'
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the editors have pla
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the...
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Insert 'As Follows'
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
1889-09-10 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Resolve into the Committee of the Whole: 1889-09-10, Afternoon
(Pg. 236-237) Mr. FOX. I amend the motion by moving that the convention go into committee of the whole for the consideration of this report. My object in making this motion is this: In the first place we have got the time to do it, and in the next...
(Pg. 236-237) Mr. FOX. I amend the motion by moving that the convention go into committee of the whole for the consideration of this report. My object in making this motion is this: In the first place we have got the time to do it, and in the next...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section first, clause second. Transpose the words “shall be appointed an elector,” to the end of the clause; and instead of the word “nor” read “or.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments
Section first, clause second. Transpose the words “shall be appointed an elector,” to the end of the clause; and instead of the word “nor” read “or.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
Section first, clause second. Transpose the words “shall be appointed an elector,” to the end of the clause; and instead of the word “nor” read “or.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
1787-07-03 11:00:00 in the First Committee on Representation: Editors' note: Though Ellsworth was elected to represent Connecticut in the Committee, Roger Sherman took his place. Madison notes on 5 July 1787 that Sherman had 'acted in the place of Mr. Elseworth who was kept away by indisposition.'
Editors' note: Though Ellsworth was elected to represent Connecticut in the Committee, Roger Sherman took his place. Madison notes on 5 July 1787 that Sherman had 'acted in the place of Mr. Elseworth who was kept away by indisposition.'
Editors' note: Though Ellsworth was elected to represent Connecticut in the Committee, Roger Sherman took his place. Madison notes on 5 July 1787 that Sherman had 'acted in the place of Mr. Elseworth who was kept away by indisposition.'
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out.
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, th
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may...
1889-09-05 10:00:00 in the The Convention: [Editor's Note: We can conclude from the record that the roll call vote took place.]
[Editor's Note: We can conclude from the record that the roll call vote took place.]
[Editor's Note: We can conclude from the record that the roll call vote took place.]
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Add at the end of the first clause of the eighth section, first article, ‘but all duties, imposts and excises, shall be uniform throughout the United States.’
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these am
Add at the end of the first clause of the eighth section, first article, ‘but all duties, imposts and excises, shall be uniform throughout the United States.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several...
Add at the end of the first clause of the eighth section, first article, ‘but all duties, imposts and excises, shall be uniform throughout the United States.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Strike Out 'Both'
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a result, the editors have
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
Section second, clause first. Strike out the word “both.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Change 'General Government' to 'Government of the United States'
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments took place is unknown. As a resul
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy...
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy...
1787-08-30 10:00:00 in the The Convention: On the question to agree to the 20 article as amended
it passed in the affirmative [Ayes — 8; noes — 1; divided — 2.]
Editors' note: The Journal places this vote before the vote on Pickney's amendment; however, this placement seems to be an error, as Madison places the vote afterwards.
On the question to agree to the 20 article as amended it passed in the affirmative [Ayes — 8; noes — 1; divided — 2.] Editors' note: The Journal places this vote before the vote on Pickney's amendment; however, this placement seems to be an error,...
On the question to agree to the 20 article as amended it passed in the affirmative [Ayes — 8; noes — 1; divided — 2.] Editors' note: The Journal places this vote before the vote on Pickney's amendment; however, this placement seems to be an error,...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Redrafting Article II: Section 1 - Clause 7 (Presidential Compensation)
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments t
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1865-12-04 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: Motion to Place the Members from Tennessee on the Roll
Mr. JOHNSON. I rise, then, to a further question. I propose to submit a motion which I maintain takes precedence of the motion of my colleague, [Mr. Stevens.] The CLERK. The gentleman will indicate his motion. Mr. JOHNSON. I move that the Clerk of...
Mr. JOHNSON. I rise, then, to a further question. I propose to submit a motion which I maintain takes precedence of the motion of my colleague, [Mr. Stevens.] The CLERK. The gentleman will indicate his motion. Mr. JOHNSON. I move that the Clerk of...
1787-09-13 10:00:00 in the The Convention: To agree to add “for two years”
[Ayes — 1; noes — 10.]
Editors' note: This motion does not appear in Madison's notes, and the Journal gives no direction as to where the amendment should be inserted in the text. The editors have therefore placed the amendment in two places within the text, based on where it would make the most grammatical and legal sense. One of these is likely correct, but it is unclear which.
To agree to add “for two years” [Ayes — 1; noes — 10.] Editors' note: This motion does not appear in Madison's notes, and the Journal gives no direction as to where the amendment should be inserted in the text. The editors have therefore placed the...
To agree to add “for two years” [Ayes — 1; noes — 10.] Editors' note: This motion does not appear in Madison's notes, and the Journal gives no direction as to where the amendment should be inserted in the text. The editors have therefore placed the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Removing Requirement for President's Name within Oath
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 8 — the dash “—” after “I” struck out. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
1895-04-30 09:00:00 in the The Convention: Article I: Section 12: Second Amendment
Mr. HART. I desire to call the attention of the committee on revision to the position in which the word “twice” is placed here, and ask them if it would not be better to be placed either after the word “put” or after the word “jeopardy,” in section...
Mr. HART. I desire to call the attention of the committee on revision to the position in which the word “twice” is placed here, and ask them if it would not be better to be placed either after the word “put” or after the word “jeopardy,” in section...
1895-04-30 09:00:00 in the The Convention: Article I: Section 12: Second Amendment
Mr. HART. I desire to call the attention of the committee on revision to the position in which the word “twice” is placed here, and ask them if it would not be better to be placed either after the word “put” or after the word “jeopardy,” in section...
Mr. HART. I desire to call the attention of the committee on revision to the position in which the word “twice” is placed here, and ask them if it would not be better to be placed either after the word “put” or after the word “jeopardy,” in section...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”.
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendments t
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1787-09-13 10:00:00 in the The Convention: To agree to add “for two years”
[Ayes — 1; noes — 10.]
[Editors' note: This motion does not appear in Madison's notes, and the Journal gives no direction as to where the amendment should be inserted in the text. The editors have therefore placed the amendment in two places within the text, based on where it would make the most grammatical and legal sense. One of these is likely correct, but it is unclear which.]
To agree to add “for two years” [Ayes — 1; noes — 10.] [Editors' note: This motion does not appear in Madison's notes, and the Journal gives no direction as to where the amendment should be inserted in the text. The editors have therefore placed the...
To agree to add “for two years” [Ayes — 1; noes — 10.] [Editors' note: This motion does not appear in Madison's notes, and the Journal gives no direction as to where the amendment should be inserted in the text. The editors have therefore placed the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Strike Out 'Both in Law and Equity'
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy...
Article third, section first. Strike out the words “both in law and equity.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Insert 'and Which Shall be Established by Law'
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Section second, clause second. After the words “provided for,” add “and which shall be established by law.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Reworking Ex Post Facto Clause
Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations...
Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’ Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations...
1787-08-11 11:00:00 in the The Convention: King, Madison and Morris's Amendment to Fix Location of Congress
It was moved and seconded to alter the 8th sect. of the 6. article to read as follows, namely, “The Legislature shall at their first assembling determine on a place at which their future Sessions shall be held: neither House shall afterwards, during...
It was moved and seconded to alter the 8th sect. of the 6. article to read as follows, namely, “The Legislature shall at their first assembling determine on a place at which their future Sessions shall be held: neither House shall afterwards, during...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section first, clause fourth. Strike out the words “time in,” and insert the words “day on;” strike out “but the election shall be on the same day,” and insert “which day shall be the same.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangem
Section first, clause fourth. Strike out the words “time in,” and insert the words “day on;” strike out “but the election shall be on the same day,” and insert “which day shall be the same.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of...
Section first, clause fourth. Strike out the words “time in,” and insert the words “day on;” strike out “but the election shall be on the same day,” and insert “which day shall be the same.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of...
1787-08-10 11:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. Mercer agreed to substitute Mr. Kings motion in place of Mr. Morris’s.
Mr. Mercer agreed to substitute Mr. Kings motion in place of Mr. Morris’s.
Mr. Mercer agreed to substitute Mr. Kings motion in place of Mr. Morris’s.
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Replacing 'Regulations Subsisting' with 'Any Law or Regulation'
Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1895-03-19 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Point of Order: Mr. Eichnor
Mr. EICHNOR. Mr. President, I arise to a point of order. In the first place, this motion to lay a proposition or resolution upon the table is not debatable. In the second place, I was recognized by the president. I was standing here, and waited until...
Mr. EICHNOR. Mr. President, I arise to a point of order. In the first place, this motion to lay a proposition or resolution upon the table is not debatable. In the second place, I was recognized by the president. I was standing here, and waited until...
1895-03-19 14:00:00 in the The Convention: Point of Order: Mr. Eichnor
Mr. EICHNOR. Mr. President, I arise to a point of order. In the first place, this motion to lay a proposition or resolution upon the table is not debatable. In the second place, I was recognized by the president. I was standing here, and waited until...
Mr. EICHNOR. Mr. President, I arise to a point of order. In the first place, this motion to lay a proposition or resolution upon the table is not debatable. In the second place, I was recognized by the president. I was standing here, and waited until...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the Baldwin, Brearley and Washington copies of the draft of September 12' (Page 633, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in whic
Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Section second, clause third. For “of regulations subsisting,” read “of any law or regulation.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1889-09-10 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Motion to Place Files No. 19 and 22 and the Substitutes on the General File
(Pg. 236) Mr. FOX. If Mr. Baxter will withdraw his motion I am willing to let this motion lay over until all these reports are disposed of. Mr. BAXTER. I move the reports be received and the original resolution and the substitutes be placed upon the...
(Pg. 236) Mr. FOX. If Mr. Baxter will withdraw his motion I am willing to let this motion lay over until all these reports are disposed of. Mr. BAXTER. I move the reports be received and the original resolution and the substitutes be placed upon the...
1889-09-19 09:00:00 in the The Convention: (Pg. 428)
Mr. PRESIDENT. The report will be placed upon the general file. Any further reports of committees?
(Pg. 428) Mr. PRESIDENT. The report will be placed upon the general file. Any further reports of committees?
(Pg. 428) Mr. PRESIDENT. The report will be placed upon the general file. Any further reports of committees?
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the Baldwin, Brearley and Washington copies of the draft of September 12' (Page 633, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1873-12-01 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: Mr. SCOFIELD. I will the amendment to be offered and voted upon.
Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. As this is the first day of the session, and many members may have supposed the drawing of seats would not take place till to-morrow, will not the gentleman from Pennsylvania [Mr. SCOFIELD] modify his motion so as to allow the drawing to take place in the morning, when everybody will be here?
Mr. SCOFIELD. I will the amendment to be offered and voted upon. Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. As this is the first day of the session, and many members may have supposed the drawing of seats would not take place till to-morrow, will not the...
Mr. SCOFIELD. I will the amendment to be offered and voted upon. Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. As this is the first day of the session, and many members may have supposed the drawing of seats would not take place till to-morrow, will not the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Redrafting Article II: Section 1 - Clause 4 (Election Days)
Section first, clause fourth. Strike out the words “time in,” and insert the words “day on;” strike out “but the election shall be on the same day,” and insert “which day shall be the same.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of...
Section first, clause fourth. Strike out the words “time in,” and insert the words “day on;” strike out “but the election shall be on the same day,” and insert “which day shall be the same.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
1895-04-18 16:00:00 in the The Convention: Petition for Equal Suffrage to be Placed in the Constitution [File No. 350]
The following petitions were presented asking that an equal suffrage clause be placed in the Constitution: File No. 350, signed by B. Evans and 162 others, from Weber county, by Chidester, of Garfield.
The following petitions were presented asking that an equal suffrage clause be placed in the Constitution: File No. 350, signed by B. Evans and 162 others, from Weber county, by Chidester, of Garfield.
1787-08-16 11:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section second, clause first. After the words “militia of the several states,” add the words “when called into the actual service of the United States.”
Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison'. Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendmen
Section second, clause first. After the words “militia of the several states,” add the words “when called into the actual service of the United States.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
Section second, clause first. After the words “militia of the several states,” add the words “when called into the actual service of the United States.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
1895-04-18 16:00:00 in the The Convention: Petition for Equal Suffrage to be Placed in the Constitution [File No. 350]
The following petitions were presented asking that an equal suffrage clause be placed in the Constitution: File No. 350, signed by B. Evans and 162 others, from Weber county, by Chidester, of Garfield.
The following petitions were presented asking that an equal suffrage clause be placed in the Constitution: File No. 350, signed by B. Evans and 162 others, from Weber county, by Chidester, of Garfield.
1863-12-07 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: Resolution to Place John R. McBride on the Roll as Representative from Oregon
Mr. GARFIELD. I offer the following resolution, and demand the previous question upon it: Resolved, That the name of John R. McBride be placed on the roll as Representative from the State of Oregon.
Mr. GARFIELD. I offer the following resolution, and demand the previous question upon it: Resolved, That the name of John R. McBride be placed on the roll as Representative from the State of Oregon.
1992-05-05 10:35:00 in the All-Party Negotiations: [Editor's Note: It was so agreed.]
[Editor's Note: It was so agreed.]
[Editor's Note: It was so agreed.]
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the ord
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Replace 'And' with 'To Be'
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
Article fourth, section second, clause second. Instead of “and removed,” read “to be removed.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Insert 'As Follows'
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
Article second, section first, clause first. Strike out the words “in the following manner,” and insert in their stead the words “as follows.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which...
1787-08-16 11:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
1895-03-06 10:30:00 in the The Convention: Replacement Appointment for Committee on Stenographer
The PRESIDENT. Thank you; I will appoint in his place Mr. Thurman.
The PRESIDENT. Thank you; I will appoint in his place Mr. Thurman.
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Section first, clause second. Transpose the words “shall be appointed an elector,” to the end of the clause; and instead of the word “nor” read “or.”
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2 (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangeme
Section first, clause second. Transpose the words “shall be appointed an elector,” to the end of the clause; and instead of the word “nor” read “or.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
Section first, clause second. Transpose the words “shall be appointed an elector,” to the end of the clause; and instead of the word “nor” read “or.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Insert 'And'
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of...
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article III, Section 3, paragraph 2 — “or” substituted for “nor” before “forfeiture” and the comma “,” after “forfeiture” struck out.
Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the Baldwin, Brearley and Washington copies of the draft of September 12.' Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which
Article III, Section 3, paragraph 2 — “or” substituted for “nor” before “forfeiture” and the comma “,” after “forfeiture” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major...
Article III, Section 3, paragraph 2 — “or” substituted for “nor” before “forfeiture” and the comma “,” after “forfeiture” struck out. Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major...
1889-09-12 10:00:00 in the The Convention: (Pg. 274)
Mr. PRESIDENT. Committee No. 3, executive department. The chairman will name as the representative from Crook county on that committee in the place of Mr. Moore, Mr. R. H. Scott. And also on Committee No. 2 in place of Mr. Moore, Mr. Meyer Frank, of Crook county.
(Pg. 274) Mr. PRESIDENT. Committee No. 3, executive department. The chairman will name as the representative from Crook county on that committee in the place of Mr. Moore, Mr. R. H. Scott. And also on Committee No. 2 in place of Mr. Moore, Mr. Meyer...
(Pg. 274) Mr. PRESIDENT. Committee No. 3, executive department. The chairman will name as the representative from Crook county on that committee in the place of Mr. Moore, Mr. R. H. Scott. And also on Committee No. 2 in place of Mr. Moore, Mr. Meyer...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2, Official Journal (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these ame
Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’ [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations...
Alter the third clause so as to read, ‘no bill of attainder, or ex post facto law shall be passed.’ [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Strike Out Clause Regrading Enactment Style
Article 1, Section 7, paragraph 1 — “The enacting stile . . . ” struck out. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
Article 1, Section 7, paragraph 1 — “The enacting stile . . . ” struck out. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that he discovered four additional changes to the document not found in the major sources used for his edition. These were 'compiled from the...
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Stipulating Presidential Command of the Militia Only When Called into Service
Section second, clause first. After the words “militia of the several states,” add the words “when called into the actual service of the United States.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
Section second, clause first. After the words “militia of the several states,” add the words “when called into the actual service of the United States.” Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments...
1787-08-16 11:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
Mr. Sherman thought it unnecessary, except as to votes taking money out of the Treasury which might be provided for in another place.
1787-08-27 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. Wilson thought the general provision for oaths of office, in a subsequent place, rendered the amendment unnecessary
Mr. Wilson thought the general provision for oaths of office, in a subsequent place, rendered the amendment unnecessary
Mr. Wilson thought the general provision for oaths of office, in a subsequent place, rendered the amendment unnecessary
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment to Change 'General Government' to 'Government of the United States'
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
Article II, Section 1, paragraph 3 — “government of the United States” substituted for “general government”. [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the...
1787-09-14 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’
[Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of the Brearley copy or may have been supplied by Madison' (Page 610, Vol. 2, Official Journal (Max Farrand, 1911)). Though this event represents the changes made to the Report of the Committee of Style and Arrangement, the order in which these amendment
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of...
Article first, section eighth, clause third. After the word ‘nations,’ insert the word ‘and.’ [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may have been taken from the interlineations of...
1787-08-27 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Mr. Wilson thought the general provision for oaths of office, in a subsequent place, rendered the amendment unnecessary
Mr. Wilson thought the general provision for oaths of office, in a subsequent place, rendered the amendment unnecessary
Mr. Wilson thought the general provision for oaths of office, in a subsequent place, rendered the amendment unnecessary
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention: Amendment Redrafting Article II: Section 1 - Clause 7 (Presidential Compensation)
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
Section first, clause seventh. Instead of “receive a fixed compensation for his services,” read “receive for his services a compensation.” [Editors' note: Farrand writes that Adams' 1819 version of the Journal includes several amendments 'which may...
1863-12-07 12:00:00 in the The House of Representatives: Resolution to Place the Representatives from Virginia on the Roll
Mr. LOVEJOY. I offer the following resolution: Resolved, That the names of Lucius H. Chandler, Joseph Segar, and Bethuel M. Kitchen be placed on the roll as Representatives from the State of Virginia.
Mr. LOVEJOY. I offer the following resolution: Resolved, That the names of Lucius H. Chandler, Joseph Segar, and Bethuel M. Kitchen be placed on the roll as Representatives from the State of Virginia.
1787-09-15 10:00:00 in the The Convention
Articles I to VII. Questions of representation, State powers, the presidency, trial by jury, and amendments debated. Constitution agreed.
15 Sep 1787, 10:00
In: U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition)
Articles I to VII. Questions of representation, State powers, the presidency, trial by jury, and amendments debated. Constitution agreed.
15 Sep 1787, 10:00
In: U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition)
George Washington's Diary - 3 July 1787
Washington's diary contains a snippet of a meeting taking place on Tuesday 3 July 1787. Though no official business took place this day, the coming festivities for Independence Day and the significance of their meeting meant a number of social events...
Washington's diary contains a snippet of a meeting taking place on Tuesday 3 July 1787. Though no official business took place this day, the coming festivities for Independence Day and the significance of their meeting meant a number of social events...
George Washington's Diary - 4 July 1787
Washington's diary contains a snippet of a meeting taking place on Wednesday 4 July 1787. Though no official business took place this day, the festivities for Independence Day and the significance of their meeting meant a number of social events were...
Washington's diary contains a snippet of a meeting taking place on Wednesday 4 July 1787. Though no official business took place this day, the festivities for Independence Day and the significance of their meeting meant a number of social events were...
George Washington's Diary - 7 June 1787
The Indian Queen was a regular meeting place for delegates, particularly as there were several members staying there during the Convention.
The Indian Queen was a regular meeting place for delegates, particularly as there were several members staying there during the Convention.
28 July, 1787: James Madison to his father
Link to full letter in Library of Congress collection in box below. Online Library of Liberty transcription (from Farrand): Philada. July 28. 1787. I am sorry that I cannot gratify your wish to be informed of the proceedings of the Convention....
Link to full letter in Library of Congress collection in box below. Online Library of Liberty transcription (from Farrand): Philada. July 28. 1787. I am sorry that I cannot gratify your wish to be informed of the proceedings of the Convention....
Weather Reports During the U.S. Constitutional Convention
Contemporary reports of the weather during each day of the Convention in Philadelphia 1787
Contemporary reports of the weather during each day of the Convention in Philadelphia 1787
Concerns of the Committee of the Whole
Jonathan Dayton
(16 October 1760 – 9 October 1824) Officer in the Continental Army, lawyer and merchant. Served as captain and aide-de-camp to John Sullivan during the Revolutionary War. He later entered the New Jersey Assembly, and when his father declined to...
In: New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 [Hopelessly Broken Copy - Remove]; New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Edition)fixed4.5real; New Jersey Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 - corrupted copy.); New Jersey Delegation at United States Constitutional Convention 1787 (2016 Edition); New Jersey Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition); New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Broken Copy. Do not use!); New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2021 Edition)
(16 October 1760 – 9 October 1824) Officer in the Continental Army, lawyer and merchant. Served as captain and aide-de-camp to John Sullivan during the Revolutionary War. He later entered the New Jersey Assembly, and when his father declined to...
In: New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 [Hopelessly Broken Copy - Remove]; New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Edition)fixed4.5real; New Jersey Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 - corrupted copy.); New Jersey Delegation at United States Constitutional Convention 1787 (2016 Edition); New Jersey Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition); New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Broken Copy. Do not use!); New Jersey Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2021 Edition)
James McClurg
(1746 – 9 July 1823) Physician and Mayor of Richmond, Virginia. During the Revolutionary War he was a naval surgeon and then Physician General and Director of Hospitals for Virginia. When Patrick Henry refused to attend the Constitutional Convention,...
In: Virginia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 - corrupted copy.); Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition); Virginia Delegation at United States Constitutional Convention 1787 (2016 Edition); Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Edition)fixed4.5real; Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 [Hopelessly Broken Copy - Remove]; Virginia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Broken Copy. Do not use!); Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2021 Edition)
(1746 – 9 July 1823) Physician and Mayor of Richmond, Virginia. During the Revolutionary War he was a naval surgeon and then Physician General and Director of Hospitals for Virginia. When Patrick Henry refused to attend the Constitutional Convention,...
In: Virginia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 - corrupted copy.); Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition); Virginia Delegation at United States Constitutional Convention 1787 (2016 Edition); Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Edition)fixed4.5real; Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 [Hopelessly Broken Copy - Remove]; Virginia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Broken Copy. Do not use!); Virginia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2021 Edition)
William Pierce
(c.1740 – 10 December 1789) Merchant, planter and artillery officer in the Continental Army. During the Revolutionary War he rose to the position of aide-de-camp to Nathanael Greene. After the war he joined the Georgia state legislature and the...
In: Georgia Delegation at United States Constitutional Convention 1787 (2016 Edition); Georgia Delegation at Continental Congress; Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 [Hopelessly Broken Copy - Remove]; Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition); Georgia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2021 Edition); Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 - corrupted copy.); Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Broken Copy. Do not use!); Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Edition)fixed4.5real; Georgia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]
(c.1740 – 10 December 1789) Merchant, planter and artillery officer in the Continental Army. During the Revolutionary War he rose to the position of aide-de-camp to Nathanael Greene. After the war he joined the Georgia state legislature and the...
In: Georgia Delegation at United States Constitutional Convention 1787 (2016 Edition); Georgia Delegation at Continental Congress; Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 [Hopelessly Broken Copy - Remove]; Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2019 Edition); Georgia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]; Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2021 Edition); Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 - corrupted copy.); Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Broken Copy. Do not use!); Georgia Delegation at U.S. Constitutional Convention 1787 (2023 Edition)fixed4.5real; Georgia Delegation at Constitutional Convention 1787[converted to OT]