John Samuel Sherburne

TO CONCUR WITH THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 236, A BILL TO APPROPRIATE MONEY FOR THE MILITARY AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS; WHICH AMENDMENT ELIMINATES THE RESTRICTION TO CONFINE THE EXPENDITURE OF MONEY TO THE SPECIFIC OBJECTS FOR WHICH EACH SUM IS APPROPRIATED.

TO AMEND H.R. 228, BY PROVIDING AN APPROPRIATION TO FINISH THE HULLS OF THE FRIGATES. (P. 2351)

TO PASS AN ACT TO REPEAL THE THIRD SECTION OF THE BILL TO FIX THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE U.S. (OVER PRESIDENT'S VETO)

TO PASS H.R. 237, A BILL TO MAKE AN APPROPRIATION FOR PROSECUTING THE CLAIMS OF CERTAIN CITIZENS FOR PROPERTY CAPTURED BY THE BELLIGERENT POWERS.

TO PASS S. 52, A BILL TO MAKE PROVISIONS FOR FURTHER ACCOMODATION OF THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSEHOLD.

TO PASS H.R. 233, A BILL TO RAISE A SUM OF MONEY, BY ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON CERTAIN ARTICLES IMPORTED, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (P. 2289)

TO PASS H.R. 216, A BILL TO MITIGATE OR REMIT THE FORFEITURES, PENALTIES, AND DISABILITIES ACCRUING IN CERTAIN CASES THEREIN MENTIONED. (P. 2292)

TO AMEND H.R. 233, A BILL TO RAISE A SUM OF MONEY, BY ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON CERTAIN ARTICLES IMPORTED; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES; BY PROVIDING AN ADDITIONAL DUTY OF 2 1/2% ON THE 10 % CLASS OF GOODS.

TO PASS H.R. 234.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO H.R. 234: THAT THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY PREVIOUSLY IMPOSED, BE REMOVED, AND THAT FURTHER PROCEEDINGS BE CONDUCTED WITH OPEN DOORS. (P. 2235)

TO AMEND H.R. 234, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE A NEGOTIATION WITH THE MEDITERRANIAN POWERS; BY PROVIDING AN INJUNCTION OF SECRECY RELATING TO THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE OF JAN. 9.

TO AMEND H.R. 228, A BILL TO GRANT AN APPROPRIATION TO FINISH THREE FRIGATES; BY APPROPRIATING A CERTAIN SUM TO BE PAID FROM REVENUE SURPLUS, AFTER SATISFYING CERTAIN PREVIOUS APPROPRIATIONS.

TO PASS H.R. 214, A BILL TO REPEAL PART OF THE ACT FOR LAYING A DUTY ON SPIRITS DISTILLED WITHIN THE U.S., AND FOR IMPOSING, INSTEAD, CERTAIN DUTIES ON THE CAPACITY OF STILLS.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT PROVISION OUGHT TO BE MADE BY LAW, FOR GRANTING TO THE WIDOW AND TWO CHILDREN OF JOHN DU NEWFAILLE, THE SUM OF $3000, TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDED AMONG THEM.

TO AGREE TO REJECT THE RESOLUTION WHICH PROVIDES FOR THE PURCHASE OF TIMBER OR LANDS STORED WITH IT, FOR NAVAL PURPOSES. (P. 2150)

TO AGREE WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN THEIR DISAGREEMENT TO THE RESOLUTION THAT A SUM BE APPROPRIATED TO BUY AND FIT UP PROPER SITES FOR A NAVAL YARD.

TO CONCUR IN THE AMENDMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO THE REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE NAVAL EQUIPMENT; WHICH AMENDMENT REPEALS CERTAIN PARTS OF THE ACT "TO PROVIDE A NAVAL ARMAMENT".

TO AMEND THE COMMITTEE REPORT ON THE STATE OF NAVAL EQUIPMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO BRING IN ONE BILL RELATING TO THE PURCHASE OF LAND FOR A NAVY YARD. (P. 2150)

TO AGREE WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN THEIR REJECTION OF THE BILL TO RAISE THE SALARIES OF GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.

TO AGREE TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE MILITARY RESOLUTION, WHICH STRIKES OUT THE PROVISION ALLOWING THE PRESIDENT TO REARRANGE CERTAIN NAMED REGIMENTS.

TO AGREE TO THE REPORT OF COMMITTEE TO PROVIDE THAT THE HOUSE DO NOT AGREE TO RENEW CERTIFICATES OF THE PUBLIC DEBT WHICH ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, IN ORDER TO PREVENT FRAUD.

TO CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TO A REPORT CONCERNING COMPENSATION TO PUBLIC OFFICERS; WHICH AMENDMENT AUGMENTS THE PAY OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND ATTORNEY GENERAL BY $500 PER ANNUM.

TO AGREE TO THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TO THE COMPENSATION REPORT TO GRANT A 25 % SALARY INCREASE TO VARIOUS SPECIFIED PUBLIC OFFICERS.

TO AGREE TO THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TO THE COMPENSATION REPORT; WHICH AMENDMENT STRIKES OUT THE PROVISION DENYING EXTRA COMPENSATION TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

TO AGREE TO THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TO THE COMPENSATION REPORT; TO ALLOW SPECIFIC RAISES IN SALARY TO VARIOUS, NAMED CLERKS AND OFFICERS.

TO AMEND THE MILITARY RESOLUTION BY PROVIDING TO RESTORE TWO COMPANIES OF LIGHT DRAGOONS.

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION TO ASCERTAIN AND FIX THE U.S. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT; BY REDUCING THE NUMBER OF INFANTRY REGIMENTS FROM FOUR TO THREE.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO RAISE TAXES AD VALOREM ON LANDS WITH IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING LOTS WITH BUILDINGS, AND ON SLAVES WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT THERE OUGHT TO BE APPROPRIATED, FROM THE SEVERAL STATES, A CERTAIN SUM TO BE RAISED BY A TAX ON LANDS. (P. 1933)

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO LEVY A TAX ON SLAVES, WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS. (P. 1941)

TO AGREE TO THE REPORT TO PRINT, UNDER SUCH GUARDS AS THE SPEAKER SHALL DIRECT, COPIES OF REPORTS TO THE PRESIDENT FROM THE SECRETARIES OF STATE AND TREASURY, AND LETTERS OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT THE PRESIDENT INFORM THE SEVERAL STATES, INDEBTED TO THE U.S., OF THEIR DEBT AND INTEREST, WITH A REQUEST FOR SPEEDY PAYMENT. (P. 1805)

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF THE RESOLUTION TO ALLOW STATES TO REPAY THEIR DEBTS THROUGH STOCK.

TO AGREE WITH COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE THAT AN ALLOWANCE SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED TO SUFFERERS OF THE GREAT FIRE AT SAVANNAH. (P. 1727)

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE HOUSE REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS; TO STRIKE THE WORDS "WHILE WE PARTICIPATE IN THE FULL RELIANCE YOU HAVE EXPRESSED IN THE PARTRIOTISM OF OUR COUNTRYMEN", AND INSERT "WE ASSURE OURSELVES THAT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN OUR CITIZENS WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED."

TO ADOPT THE HOUSE REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ON THE STATE OF THE UNION.

TO AMEND THE HOUSE REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS BY STRIKING THE LAST PARAGRAPH, WHICH EXPRESSES THE HOPE THAT THE PRESIDENT'S EXAMPLE MAY GUIDE HIS SUCCESSORS. (P. 1667)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION "THAT IT IS EXPEDIENT TO PASS THE LAWS NECESSARY FOR CARRYING INTO EFFECT THE RECENT TREATY WITH THE KING OF SPAIN," BY STRIKING OUT "IT IS EXPEDIENT TO PASS THE LAWS NECESSARY", AND INSERT "PROVISION OUGHT TO BE MADE BY LAW."

TO AMEND H.R. 137, A BILL TO REGULATE INTERCOURSE WITH INDIAN TRIBES AND TO PRESERVE PEACE ON THE FRONTIERS; BY PREVENTING FORFEITURE OF LAND BY ANYONE WHO SHALL ENTER UPON IT TO SURVEY OR ATTEMPT TO MARK OUT INDIAN LANDS.

TO PASS S. 40.

TO AMEND S. 40, BY PROVIDING FOR THE BUILDING OF ONLY TWO FRIGATES, RATHER THAN THREE.

TO AMEND S. 40, AN ACT TO PROVIDE A NAVAL ARMAMENT; BY STRIKING OUT THE PROVISION TO COMPLETE THREE FRIGATES, AND SUBSTITUTE THE NUMBER SIX.

TO PASS THE SECOND RESOLUTION IN ANSWER TO THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE CONCERNING THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN; WHICH INFORMS THE PRESIDENT THAT IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR THE HOUSE, WHEN REQUESTING INFORMATION OF THE EXECUTIVE, TO STATE THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH INFORMATION IS DESIRED, OR HOW SAME MAY BE APPLIED.

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF THE RESOLUTION IN ANSWER TO THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE CONCERNING THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN; SAID RESOLUTION STATES THAT THE HOUSE DOES NOT INTEND TO INFRINGE UPON THE TREATY MAKING POWER VESTED IN THE PRESIDENT AND SENATE BY THE CONSTITUTION; BUT THE HOUSE MAINTAINS THAT WHEN A TREATY RELATES TO SUBJECT UNDER THE POWER OF CONGRESS, IT IS THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF THE HOUSE TO DELIBERATE THE EXPEDIENCY OF SAID TREATY.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION IN ANSWER TO THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE, WHICH MAINTAINS THE PEROGATIVE OF THE HOUSE TO DELIBERATE ON THE QUESTION OF THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

TO RESOLVE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, IN ORDER TO CONSIDER THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE CONCERNING THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

TO AMEND H.R. 135, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE SALE OF THE LANDS OF THE U.S., IN THE TERRITORY NORTHWEST OF THE RIVER OHIO, AND ABOVE THE MOUTH OF KENTUCKY RIVER; TO PROVIDE THAT HALF OF THE 640 ACRE TRACTS SHALL BE SUB-DIVIDED INTO TRACTS OF 320 ACRES EACH.

TO AMEND H.R. 135, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE SALE OF LANDS NORTHWEST OF THE OHIO RIVER AND ABOVE THE MOUTH OF THE KENTUCKY RIVER, BY PROVIDING THAT THE SAID TRACTS SHALL BE SUB-DIVIDED INTO TRACTS OF 160 ACRES EACH.

TO PASS H.R. 144, A BILL AUTHORIZING A LOAN FOR THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, AND FOR OTHER PRUPOSES.

TO PASS H.R. 155, A BILL FOR THE RELIEF AND PROTECTION OF AMERICAN SEAMEN.

TO RECOMMIT H.R. 155, A BILL FOR THE RELIEF AND PROTECTION OF AMERICAN SEAMEN.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO DISCOVER THE NATURE OF THE PRESIDENT'S INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MINISTER TO GREAT BRITIAN, REGARDING A TREATY WITH THAT COUNTRY.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT CHARLES WHITNEY BE DISCHARGED FROM THE CUSTODY OF THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. (P. 229)

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT IT APPEARS TO THIS HOUSE THAT ROBERT RANDALL HAS BEEN GUILTY OF A CONTEMPT AND A BREACH OF INTEGRITY OF ITS MEMBERS. (P. 220)

TO PASS H.R. 128, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO OBTAIN THE CESSION OF CERTAIN TERRITORIES IN GEORGIA. (P. 1280)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION TO PREVENT DEPREDATIONS ON CERTAIN INDIANS; BY PROVIDING FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF UNAUTHORIZED ARMED PERSONS WITH HOSTILE INTENT FOUND ON LANDS SECURED TO THE INDIANS BY TREATY.

TO REJECT S. 30, AN ACT TO PREVENT DEPREDATIONS ON THE INDIANS SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER. (P. 1256)

TO AMEND H.R. 106, A BILL TO CONTINUE AND REGULATE THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT AND TO REPEAL CERTAIN ACTS, BY ADDING THE WORDS "FOR THE PROTECTION AND SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST FOREIGN INVASIONS, AND AGAINST THE INDIAN TRIBES".

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE A TREATY TO BE HELD IN RELATION TO INDIAN TITLES OF LAND, BY PROVIDING FOR THE REIMBURSMENT OF MONEY AND RELINQUISHMENT OF LANDS BOUGHT IN INDIAN TERRITORY.

TO AMEND AN AMENDMENT TO H.R. 83, AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM RULE OF NATURALIZATION; WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT ANY ALIEN HOLDING SLAVES SHALL RENOUNCE ALL CLAIM TO SUCH SLAVES WHEN HE APPLIES FOR CITIZENSHIP. (P. 1041)

TO AMEND H.R. 83, AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF NATURALIZATION, BY PROVIDING THAT ANY ALIEN MUST RENOUNCE ANY TITLE OR ORDER OF NOBILITY IN ORDER TO BECOME A CITIZEN.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO CAUSE AN INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE OF PROPERTY LOSSES SUSTAINED BY OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT AND OTHER CITIZENS, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THEIR EXERTIONS ON SUPPORT OF THE LAWS, BEING VIOLATED BY THE INSURGENTS IN THE WESTERN COUNTIES OF PENNSYLVANIA.

TO AGREE WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN THEIR DISAGREEMENT TO THE RESOLUTION TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO BRING IN A BILL TO REGULATE THE PAY AND ALLOWANCES TO THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, MUSICIANS, AND PRIVATES OF THE MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO THANK MAJOR GENERAL WAYNE AND OTHERS FOR GOOD CONDUCT AND BRAVERY IN ACTION, AUGUST 20, AGAINST THE INDIANS.

TO AMEND THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE RESOLUTION, TO STATE THAT SAID INSURRECTION HAD ITS ORIGIN IN THE FOUR WESTERN COUNTRIES OF PENNSYLVANIA. (SPEAKER VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE).

TO AMEND THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE RESOLUTION, TO STATE THAT THE INSURRECTION WAS COUNTENANCED BY SELF CREATED SOCIETIES ELSEWHERE. (P. 944)

TO AMEND THE HOUSE ANSWER TO THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE, BY ELIMINATING THE PHRASE "SELF CREATED SOCIETIES" FROM THE RESOLUTION.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO SUSPEND ALL COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE WITH BRITISH WEST INDIES, UNTIL GREAT BRITAIN ASSURES THE UNITED STATES OF HER INTENTION TO COMPENSATE UNITED STATES CITIZENS FOR INJURIES DONE THEM BY WAR SHIPS AND PRIVATEERS.

TO PASS H.R. 47, A BILL TO COMPENSATE ARTHUR ST.CLAIR. (P. 711)

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF S. 8, A BILL FOR THE CLAIM OF THE WIDOW AND CHILDREN OF ROBERT FORSYTH. (P. 712)

TO PASS H.R. 50, A BILL TO LAY A DUTY ON MANUFACTURED TABACCO AND REFINED SUGAR.

TO AMEND H.R. 32, A BILL TO AUGMENT THE MILITARY FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES; BY PROVIDING FOR AN ADDITIONAL PROVISIONAL MILITARY FORCE, SPECIFICS OF WHICH ARE ENUMERATED IN THE AMENDMENT. (P. 709)

TO AMEND H.R. 46, A BILL TO LAY ADDITIONAL DUTY ON GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES, AND ON THE TONNAGE OF SHIPS OR VESSELS; BY PROVIDING FOR AN ADDITIONAL DUTY OF SIX CENTS PER TON ON ALL SHIPS OR VESSELS.

TO PASS H.R. 39.

TO AMEND AN AMENDMENT TO THE RESOLUTION "THAT THE UNITED STATES WILL GUARANTEE INDEMNIFICATION OF ALL CITIZENS WHOSE PROPERTY MAY HAVE BEEN CONFISCATED UNDER AUTHORITY OF GREAT BRITAIN; BY ADDING TO THE AMENDMENT TO REFER THE RESOLUTION TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, THE WORDS: "TO WHOM WAS REFERRED THE RESOLUTION FOR THE SEQUESTRATION OF BRITISH DEBTS."

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT OF H.R. 39.

TO POSTPONE THIRD READING OF H.R. 39 TO NEXT OCTOBER. (P. 687)

TO AMEND H.R. 39, A BILL TO MAKE PROVISION FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST ON THE BALANCES DUE TO CERTAIN STATES; BY PROVIDING THAT THE BALANCES REPORTED, AND CARRIED TO THE DEBIT OF CERTAIN STATES, BE RELINQUISHED.

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H.R. 39.

TO AMEND H.R. 39, BY PROVIDING "THAT PAYMENT OF INTEREST SHALL CEASE AFTER 1798, WHEN THE BALANCE DUE WILL BE APPROPRIATED FOR PAYMENT OF INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL DUE SAID STATES." (P. 685)

TO AMEND THE HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION THAT THE PRESENT EMBARGO BE CONTINUED, AND EVERY REGULATION THEREON SHALL BE IN FORCE UNTIL JUNE 20; BY INSERTING AFTER THE WORD "CONTINUED", THE WORDS: "UPON ALL VESSELS BOUND TO THE WEST INDIES, BERMUDA, OR NOVA SCOTIA".

TO PASS THE HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION THAT THE PRESENT EMBARGO BE CONTINUED AND EVERY REGULATION THEREON SHALL BE IN FULL FORCE UNTIL JUNE 20TH NEXT.

TO AMEND THE PUBLIC CREDIT RESOLUTION, BY STRIKING OUT THE 25 CENT TAX ON DEEDS. (P. 672)

TO AMEND THE PUBLIC CREDIT RESOLUTION, BY INCREASING THE DUTY ON FOREIGN TONNAGE FROM 25 CENTS, TO 50 CENTS. (P. 670

TO AMEND THE PUBLIC CREDIT RESOLUTION, BY STRIKING OUT THE PROVISION FOR A TAX OF 6 CENTS PER TON ON ALL UNITED STATES VESSELS EMPLOYED IN FOREIGN TRADE. (P. 670)

TO AMEND THE PUBLIC CREDIT RESOLUTION, BY STRIKING OUT THE RESOLUTION TO IMPOSE STAMP DUTIES.

TO AMEND THE PUBLIC CREDIT RESOLUTION, BY ELIMINATING THE DUTY ON TOBACCO MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES. (P. 667)

TO AMEND THE PUBLIC CREDIT RESOLUTION BY ADDING THE WORDS: "IN THE COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES" TO THE SECTION PLACING A $5 TAX ON LICENSES OF CERTAIN LAW PERSONEL. (P. 666)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INQUIRE WHETHER ANY FURTHER REVENUES ARE NECESSARY FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE PUBLIC CREDIT, AND, IF SO, TO REPORT THE WAYS AND MEANS, BY STRIKING OUT THE RESOLUTION FOR A SPECIFIED CARRIAGE TAX. (P. 656)

TO PASS H.R. 40, A BILL TO SUSPEND THE IMPORTATION OF CERTAIN GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE. (P. 606)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H.R. 40, A BILL TO SUSPEND THE IMPORTATION OF CERTAIN GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE.

TO PASS THE GREAT BRITAIN RESOLUTION. (P. 602)

TO CONSIDER THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONSIDERING THE GREAT BRITAIN RESOLUTION.

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF THE RESOLUTION TO PROHIBIT ALL COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES AND SUBJECTS OF GREAT BRITAIN, SO FAR AS THE SAME RESPECTS ARTICLES OF GROWTH OR MANUFACTURE OF GREAT BRITIAN OR IRELAND.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO REPORT ON THE PRACTICABILITY OF OBTAINING A STATEMENT OF THE SETTLEMENTS OF ACCOUNTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL STATES WITH THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT. (P. 563)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION BY PROVIDING THAT THE JUDICIAL POWER SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED TO EXTEND TO ANY SUIT IN LAW OR EQUITY COMMENCED OR PROSECUTED AGAINST ONE OF THE STATES BY CITIZENS OF ANOTHER STATE, OR A FOREIGN POWER; WHICH AMENDMENT ADDS, "WHEN A STATE SHALL HAVE PREVIOUSLY MADE PROVISION IN THEIR OWN COURTS, SUCH SUIT MAY BE PROSECUTED TO EFFECT."

TO CONCUR IN THE RESOLUTION AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION BY PROVIDING THAT THE JUDICIAL POWER SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED TO EXTEND TO ANY SUIT IN LAW OR EQUITY COMMENCED OR PROSECUTED AGAINST ONE OF THE STATES BY CITIZENS OF ANY OTHER STATE, OR OF A FOREIGN STATE. (P. 477)

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT A NAVAL FORCE OF FOUR SHIPS AND TWO SHIPS OF FORTY-FOUR AND TWENTY GUNS RESPECTIVELY, BE PROVIDED FOR THE PROTECTION OF UNITED STATES COMMERCE AGAINST ALGERINE CRUISERS. (P. 459)

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION THAT HENRY LATIMER IS ENTITLED TO A SEAT IN THIS HOUSE, AS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.

TO POSTPONE THE RESOLUTION CONCERNING PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICTIONS ON THE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES, UNTIL MARCH.