Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Wednesday, February 8.

Thursday, February 16.

Executive Veto on the Army Bill.

Installation of Thomas Jefferson as Vice President of the United States and President of the Senate, and inauguration of John Adams as President of the United States.

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Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Reporting of the Debates.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

National University.

National University.

Relief to Savannah.

Canadian Refugees.

Kidnapping Negroes.

Hugh Lawson White.

The Chickasaw Claims.

Hugh Lawson White.

Direct Taxes.

Appropriations for 1797.

Manumitted Slaves.

Increase of Salaries.

Election of President.

Election of President.

Compensation to Public Officers.

Election of President.

Naval Policy: Purchase of a Site for a Navy Yard.

Purchase of Live Oak Lands.

John de Neufville.

John C. Symmes.

Increase of Duties.

BROWN SUGAR.

Increase of Duties.

SALT.

Naval Appropriation.

Negotiation with the Mediterranean Powers.

Mediterranean Powers.

John Cleves Symmes.

Direct and Indirect Taxes.

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.

Expenses of 1797.

Revenues of 1797.

ESTIMATE FOR THE YEAR 1797.

MILITARY DEPARTMENT.

Amy Dardin.

Suability of States.

Accommodation of the President.

Accommodation of the President.

Military and Naval Appropriations.

Algerine Captives: Ransom.

General Appropriation Bill.

Military and Naval Appropriations.

Executive Veto on the Army Bill.

Military Establishment.

Case of Hanging Maw.

Military Appropriations.

Naval Appropriations.

Call for Statements.

Military and Naval Appropriations.

General Lafayette.

Thanks to the Speaker.

Adjournment of the Session.

SENATORS.

REPRESENTATIVES.

A PROCLAMATION.

President's Speech.

The President's Speech.

Documents Referred to in the President's Speech.

Answer to President's Speech.

Answer to the Presidents Speech.

Answer to President's Speech.

Answer to President's Speech.

Answer to the President's Speech.

Answer to the President's Speech.

Defensive Measures.

Completing and Manning the Frigates.

Defensive Measures.

ARMING MERCHANT VESSELS.

Defensive Measures.

NAVAL FORCE.

Stamp Duties.

Expatriation.

Expatriation.

Depredations on Commerce.

Day of Adjournment.

Protection of Trade.

NAVAL ARMAMENT.

Stamp duties.

BANK NOTES.

Stamp Duties.

BANK NOTES.

Duties on Stamps.

Duty on Salt.

Duty on Salt.

Laws in the German Language.

French Outrage.

Affairs with France.

Affairs with France.

Treason and Sedition.

Bill to Define.

President's Speech.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Memorial of Quakers.

Publication of Debates.

Amy Dardin.

Acts of Limitation.

Amy Dardin.

General Kosciusko.

Count de Grasse.

Gen. Kosciusko.

General Kosciusko.

Duties on Distilled Spirits.

PEACH BRANDY.

Count de Grasse.

Expenditure for Naval Service.

Naval Expenditure.

William Alexander.

General Kosciusko.

Civil Appropriation for 1798.

Persons Imprisoned for Debt.

Diplomatic Intercourse Bill.

Foreign Intercourse.

Breach of Privilege.

Breach of Privilege.

Breach of Privilege.

French Outrages.

Breach of Privilege.

Quakers' Memorial.

Fracas in the House.

Case of Griswold and Lyon.

Amy Dardin.

Case of Griswold and Lyon.

Revenue Statements.

Case of Griswold and Lyon.

Diplomatic Intercourse.

Relations with France.

Georgia Limits.

MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY—SLAVERY.

Georgia Limits.

Mississippi Territory—Slavery.

Relations with France.

Relations with France.

Relations with France.

Relations with France.

Stephen Cantrill.

Provisional Army.

Provisional Army.

Department of the Navy.

Military Appropriations.

Presents to Ministers.

Naturalization Law.

Naturalization Law.

Presents to Ministers.

Additional Revenue.

Presents to Ministers.

Naturalization Law.

Provisional Army.

GENERAL SUMTER'S VINDICATION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.

Provisional Army.

Call of the House.

Provisional Army.

Presents to Ministers.

Naturalization Law.

Alien Enemies.

Alien Enemies.

Instructions to Armed Vessels.

Protection of Commerce.

Marine Corps.

Intercourse with France.

Seditious Practices.

Relations with France.

Relations with France.

Letters of Marque, &c.

Alien Enemies, &c.

Direct Taxes.

Relations with France.

[TRANSLATION.]

Alien Enemies.

Punishment of Crime.

SEDITION.

Abrogation of Treaty with France.

Punishment of Crimes.

Capture of French armed vessels.

Capture of French vessels.

Intercourse with France.

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President's Speech.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Address to the President.

Answer of the President.

Remonstrance of Georgia.

Impressment of Seamen.

[CIRCULAR.]

Extract of a letter from George C. Morton, acting Consul of the United States at the Havana, dated there the 18th November, 1798, to the Secretary of State.

Intercourse with France, and her Islands.

San Domingo.

Death of Mr. Tazewell.

Intercourse with France.

Intercourse with France.

French Affairs.

Extract of a letter from Rufus King, Esq., Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States at London, to the Secretary of State, dated November 16, 1798.

[TRANSLATION.]

Decree of the Executive Directory, of October 29, 1798.

Remonstrance of Georgia.

Augmentation of the Navy.

Augmentation of the Navy.

Relations with France.

Naval Pay.

Relations with France.

Extract of a letter from Rufus King, Esq., Minister Plenipotentiary, &c., London, to the Secretary of State, dated 28th November, 1798.

Lord Grenville to Mr. King.

Army Increase.

Capture of French Vessels.

Alien and Sedition laws.

Capture of French Vessels.

Expulsion of Matthew Lyon.

Alien and Sedition Laws.

On expelling Matthew Lyon.

Alien and Sedition Laws.

Law of Retaliation.

Vote of Thanks.

NOTE.

No. 2.

SENATORS.

REPRESENTATIVES.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

PRESENT:

Disputed Presidential Elections.

Disputed Presidential Elections.

Disputed Presidential Elections.

Eulogium on General Washington.

Disputed Presidential Elections.

Breach of Privilege.

DUANE AND THE AURORA.

Breach of Privilege.

The Judiciary.

Breach of Privilege.

Breach of Privilege.

Respect to Mrs. Washington.

Judiciary—Its better Organization.

Mississippi Slave Act.

Adjournment.

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President's Speech.

The President's Speech.

Address to the President.

Delegate from North-west Territory.

Address to the President.

The Direct Tax Law.

Franking Privilege to W. H. Harrison.

Death of General Washington.

Death of General Washington.

Respect to the Memory of General Washington.

Respect to the Memory of General Washington.

Respect to the Memory of General Washington.

Respect to the Memory of General Washington.

Petition of Free Blacks.

Petition of Free Blacks.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Letter from the Secretary of State to Judge Bee.

Amy Dardin's Claim for the Horse Romulus.

Military Interference in Elections.

Amendment to the Constitution.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Eulogium on the Character of Washington.

Western Lands.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Lake Superior Lands.

Jonathan Robbins.

Jonathan Robbins.

Jonathan Robbins.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Case of Jonathan Robbins.

Medal to Captain Truxton.

Officers and Crew of the Constellation.

Military Academy, &c.

Removal of Seat of Government.

Amy Dardin's Case.

Action of the Frigate Constellation.

Medal to Captain Truxton.

Lake Superior Copper Mines.

Removal of the Seat of Government.

Lands given in satisfaction of Judgments.

Removal of the Seat of Government.

Disputed Elections of President, &c.

Admirals in the Navy.

Congress Library.

Slave Trade.

The Slave Trade.

Military Academy, &c.

Treaty with Great Britain.

Appropriation for holding Indian Treaties.

Slave Trade.

Additional Revenue.

Additional Army.

Additional Revenue.

Memory of Washington.

The Treasury Department.

Memory of Washington.

Meeting of Congress.

Memory of Washington.

Next Meeting of Congress.

Imprisonment for Debt.

Elections of President.

Canadian Refugees.

Mississippi Territorial Laws.

Mausoleum for Washington.

Mausoleum for Washington.

Counting Votes for President of the United States.

Public Property.

Notification of Election to Aaron Burr.

Retiring of the Vice President.

Answer to the Vice President's Valedictory.

Mausoleum for Washington.

Adjournment.

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President's Speech.

Address to the President.

Credentials of Members.

Answer to the Address.

Trade with the Indians.

Reporting the Debates.

Mausoleum to Washington.

Reporting the Debates.

Mausoleum to Washington.

Mausoleum to Washington.

Mausoleum to Washington.

The Henderson claim to land guarantied by treaty to Chickasaw and Cherokee Indians.

The Territory of Columbia.

Mausoleum to Washington.

Sedition Law.

Rules for Electing President when no Election by Electors.

Election of President when the two highest on the List voted for have an equal number of Votes.

Election of President.

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

Rules for Election of President.

Credentials of Members.

Election of President.

Election of President.

State Balances.

President Elect.

Sedition Act.

Uniform System of Bankruptcy.

Naval Peace Establishment.

Remonstrance of Georgia.

Mausoleum to Washington.

Thanks to the Speaker.

LIST OF MEMBERS

SENATORS.

REPRESENTATIVES.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

Presidents Message.

Reporting the Debates.

Judiciary System.

Judiciary System.

Apportionment Bill.

Judiciary System.

The Judiciary System.

Judiciary System.

Relief to Widows and Orphans of Naval and Marine Officers.

Georgia Limits.

State Government for Ohio.

Case of John Cleves Symmes and his land purchase in Ohio.

Adjournment.

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Barbary Powers.

Ratio of Representation.

Public Printing.

Apportionment Bill.

Georgia Limits, and Delegate from Mississippi.

Library of Congress.

Internal Taxes.

Army Reduction.

Internal Taxes.

Judiciary System.

Apportionment Bill.

Stenographers.

Mediterranean Trade.

Military Peace Establishment.

Military Peace Establishment.

Mediterranean Trade.

Direct Taxes.

Import Duties.

Duties on Imports.

Territorial Government for the District of Columbia.

Lieutenant Sterret, his Officers and Crew.

Imprisonment for Debt.

State Balances.

Judiciary System.

The Judiciary Bill.

Judiciary System.

Judiciary System.

State Balances.

Wyoming Controversy.

State Balances.

French Spoliations.

State Balances.

Funeral Expenses of Members.

Funeral Expenses of Members.

Ohio State Government.

North-western Territory.

North-western Territory.

Navy Pensions.

Compensation of Collectors.

French Spoliations.

Judiciary System.

Naval Sites.

UNAUTHORIZED PURCHASES.

Sedition Act.

PETITION OF THOMAS COOPER.

Disbursement of Public Moneys.

UNAUTHORIZED PURCHASE OF NAVY YARDS.

Adjournment.

Memorial of Judges.

The Mississippi Question.

Purchase of Louisiana.

Mississippi Question.

Mississippi Question.

Mississippi Question.

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Violation of the Right of Deposit at New Orleans.

Violation of the Right of Deposit at New Orleans.

The Mint.

Case of J. P. Van Ness.

Letter of James McHenry.

Case of John P. Van Ness.

Cession of Louisiana to France.

Navigation of the Mississippi.

[Secret Session.]

Cession of Louisiana.

[Public Session.]

Navigation of the Mississippi.

(Secret Session.)

Monuments to Generals, and to the Captors of Andre.

National University.

Cession of Louisiana to France.

Purchase of Louisiana.

Franking Privilege.

Amendment of the Bankrupt Act.

Monument to Gen. Gates.

Emancipated Slaves from French West Indies.

Case of John P. Van Ness.

Ohio Territorial Delegate unseated.

French Spoliations.

United States Judges.

Presents to a Minister's Wife.

French Spoliations.

French Spoliations.

French Spoliations.

Amy Dardin's Claim.

District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.

Ohio School Fund.

Emancipated Slaves from French West Indies.

Military Land Warrants.

GENERAL LAFAYETTE.

French Spoliations.

Thanks to the Speaker.