Fisher Ames Henry Clay Etc
Fisher Ames Henry Clay Etc
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The bill was sent to the Senate on the day of its passage by the House. A motion was made in the Senate to strike out the words " at some convenient place on the banks of the Susque- hanna in the State of Pennsylvania, " and was adopted yeas 1 1 ; nays 7. It was next moved to insert in place of the words stricken out, " at some convenient place on the northern banks of the river Potomac, " but this was lost. The following substitute was then offered : " in the counties of Philadelphia, Chester,... and Bucks, and State of Pennsylvania. " The vote on this stood yeas 9, nays 9, and there being a tie vote, the Vice-President, John Adams, voted in the affirmative, and the motion prevailed. Other important amendments in the same direction were adopted by the Senate, which passed the bill September 26, by a vote of- 10 to 7.
On the return of the bill to the House for con- currence in the Senate's amendments, an acrimo- nious debate ensued, but the Hamilton party, dreading the Potomac men, supported as they were by Washington and Jefferson, resolved to HOW WE GOT TO WASHINGTON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bill was sent to the Senate on the day of its passage by the House. A motion was made in the Senate to strike out the words " at some convenient place on the banks of the Susque- hanna in the State of Pennsylvania, " and was adopted yeas 1 1 ; nays 7. It was next moved to insert in place of the words stricken out, " at some convenient place on the northern banks of the river Potomac, " but this was lost. The following substitute was then offered : " in the counties of Philadelphia, Chester,... and Bucks, and State of Pennsylvania. " The vote on this stood yeas 9, nays 9, and there being a tie vote, the Vice-President, John Adams, voted in the affirmative, and the motion prevailed. Other important amendments in the same direction were adopted by the Senate, which passed the bill September 26, by a vote of- 10 to 7.
On the return of the bill to the House for con- currence in the Senate's amendments, an acrimo- nious debate ensued, but the Hamilton party, dreading the Potomac men, supported as they were by Washington and Jefferson, resolved to HOW WE GOT TO WASHINGTON.
What to read after Fisher Ames Henry Clay Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Bedinger Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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