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o69--and thai the following Patriots and
Sta;efnien were UNANIMOUSLY elected -

o6e-and thai the following Patriots and
Sta;efmen were UNANIMOUSLY elected =
= ELECTORS, &c.
Hon. CALFB 5TRONG, 2 LARGO
/ Hon FRANCIS DANA, al iSrge'
SpssH Djqria, Hon. JOHN BROOKS, of Med
! EEcx s. MOSES BROWN, Efq Bev,rty.
EGn NJ VIM BARTLETT, Efq. Ns1UbHy-
Msn+fs, EBENEzER BRIDGE, Efq. cbet~f
ws,'sae, 5. BENZ HAYWOOD. Erq Nor
Wsys,a.y NJ JOSIAH STEARNs, Efq, Lnrs"-
Har56i,e s JOHN HOOKER, Efq. Spring
fed,
HsmeJsne ~ JOHN BARRETT, Efq. Norf5-
B; y DANIEL DEWEY, Efq. H'iHia,yRvzya
No,1:A, EBENEZER WARREN, Elq. foxbsy-
B,iaoL SAMUEL ToBEY, EGq BytLsy.
Plymouth, JOSHUA THOMAS, Efq. Piymoafb.
BayARoBle, t5'e. LEMUEL WILLIAMS, Efq.
Nszv- Bedfo,a
To,L ANDREW P. FERNALD, Efq Kiffsyy.
Cumberland, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Efq. Port
kgal
Keanebec, SAMUEL 6. WILDE, Efq HailoToeH
Liuesla, JEREMIAH BAILEY, Efq Wytg6th
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 10.
A motion, that fix thouland copies Of the
Report of the Committee on The lubjea Of the
Re7,iqions on our Foyeiga Connie, e, be printed
and distributed throughout the Common
wealth, with the Yeas and Nays annexed.
A motion for the purpofe Of expecting the
opinion OF the Legislature on the Brinih Or
ders of Council and French DEGREES, affecting
the Commerce of the United States, was laid
on the table by Mr.. Crowninlhield.
An order from the Hon. Senate, that the
Communication from his E&celency the Gov
ernor to the Hon. Council, on the l5th day ct
February laG, and the report of the commit
tee of council thereon, be printed in pamph
le.s, and that a thouland copies be ftruck OFF
for the ure of Members of the General Court
ALI Of which were ieveralIy read and COM
united
A Proten from the Minority, againa the
mode adopted by the Legislature, in chooling
Electors Of PRECEDENT and lce-Preiident, was
pruiented, and motion made that the fame be
entered on tile Journal. Canned qzGniuogfly
"A rerolve grating money to the Solicitor,
to defray exPenles Of certain frits againff
ThompioA J. Skinner, and his fureties, was
read and Pailed
Aylsrno9r-The Committee on the Order Of
the Hon. Senate, for printing 1000 copies OF
the communication from his Excellency the
Governor to the Hon Council on the 18th
Feb. lat, and the report Of the Committee of
the Council thereon-Reeorted that the
Hou(e concur with the Senate, which was read
and accepted.
The Committee on the motion for printing
the Report Of the Committee on the fubject
of the reltriGtions on our Foreign Commerce,
reported RelClve-yez4 ard accepted.
The Committee on the motion for the pur-
Pofe Of ex -refing the opinion of the Legifa-
ture, on the orders aud DEGREES affecting the
Commerce Of the United States-repO-ted,
That the further confederation Of the lubject
he referred TO the next FELTON, Of the General
Court; and on the que(tion whether the houie
would accept the report, il was determined IN
the affirmative 90 members ID the alllrma-
tive, and rs ia the negative.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS.
On Tueiday, an the Houle Of Reprefenta
iives, Revolutions were reported, 10 inltruct
the Senator'S, and requea the Representatives
of this State, in Congress, to ufe their utmoa
eudeavors to effect repeal of the Embargo
Laws; and to eIpreis the opinion of the Leg
inature, that no point of etiquette ought TO be
permitted to operate as a bar to arrangements
which involve the peace and PROPERTY Of the
country. After an animated debate, which
continued until late hour Taft evening, they
pafed by the following honorable majority
For them, 296 2 A6.;:,,, ca
Againft them, I47
The Senate lookup thele Revolutions yefer-
day afternoon, and after comfortable debate,
agreed in Relolution Of concurrence.
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