Secret Journals of the Acts And Proceedings of Congress, From the First Meeting Thereof to the Dissolution of the Confederation 1
Secret Journals of the Acts And Proceedings of Congress, From the First Meeting Thereof to the Dissolution of the Confederation 1
United States. Continental Congress
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Wharton, Hn Carr^dl, Mr. Madison, Mr. Hawkini, Mr. Nash, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Blount, Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Izard, Mr. Gervais, AyJ Ay.? Ay. 5 At. Ay. >-x Ay. J>X Ay.) Ay.j No.) ^' l-DlVIDED. No!J So it was resolved in the affirmative. JANUARY 10, 1783. The cooMnHtee, consitting of Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Os- good, and Mr. Madison, to whom was referred a letter 1783.} DOmmVCK AFFAIRS. 153 of January 9, 1783, from the superintendent of finance^ to confer with him thereon, report- That they have... conferred with the superintendent, who communicated to them the subject referred to in his letter, under their promise of secrecy until Con-* gress shall direct them to communicate the same to them ; and request the sense of Congress whether the committee shall now make such communication t Whereupon, Ordered, That the committee make the communi- cation. The committee then informed Congress, that he has been under the necessity of drawing bills to an amount beyond the known funds procured in Europe, owing to sundry large sums which were not known to him, or not taken into his estimates, having been paid out of the sums obtained : Whereupon, Resolved unanimously.
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