BUTLER, PIERCE-Continued. thinks the regulation of the militia should be left to Congress... .1362 ...827 views on the payment of creditors under the Confederation..1412, 1416, 1426 proposes that fugitive slaves should be delivered up........1447, 1456 ..1568 thinks no new State should be erected within the limits of another without its consent....... .1459 proposes a ratification by nine States as sufficient.. ..1470 CADWALADER, LAMBERT proceedings in regard to admission of a British consul............602 a member of the Committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi- .91 power of Congress to make them........... CAPITA vote per capita, in the Senate.... CAPITATION taxes, how proportioned..... .105, 136, 144, 148 jurisdiction of, under the Confederation.... ...267 .541, 575 under the jurisdiction of the judiciary by the Constitution. 733, 854, 866 applies for an exchange of the traitors arrested in New Jersey.....150 CARLETON, SIR GUY-Continued. writes to Gen. Washington about the murderers of Capt. Huddey. 152, 156 159, 181 his evasive conduct in regard to the murderers of Captain Huddey 192, 193 his correspondence relative to a settlement of the accounts of sends the preliminaries of peace.... refuses to suspend hostilities.... ... sends a proclamation of cessation of hostilities.... ..196 ..408 .427, 521 .437, 524 ..525 urges a delivery of prisoners and remuneration of loyalists............. announces the evacuation of New York... ... ..559 ..566 ..616 CARMARTHEN, LORD.. CARMICHAEL, WILLIAM letters from him..... CARR, JOHN CAROLINA-SEE NORTH CAROLINA And South CAROLINA. a member of the Committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi- a delegate to the Congress of the Confederation from Maryland....186 ..187 reports against the proposal of Pennsylvania to provide for public ....199 advocates coercive measures against Vermont.. .215 proposes a letter to the Governor of Rhode Island relative to Mr. Howell's publications...... ...231 considers an impost the only practicable tax.......... ..350 remarks on the conduct of the American Commissioners at Paris.408, 409 remarks on the proportion of freemen to slaves in apportioning the representation of the States.... 423 remarks on disbanding the army.... 452 proposes that there be no foreign ministers except on extraordi- in favor of choosing the President by electors chosen by lot from ..1196 CARROLL, DANIEL—Continued. advocates an election of President by the people, or by electors chosen by them...... ....1418, 1421 is in favor of a negative on the acts of Congress. ..1335 .1185 proposes that Senators may enter their dissent on the journal......1292 .1292 ......1377 does not think the apportionment of representation before a census of Congress............. ...1291 ...1400 remarks on bills of attainder and ex post facto laws... .1216 ...1585 the public lands........ CASES within jurisdiction of the judiciary, 733, 743, 851, £55, 892, 898, 1137, CATILINE..... CENSUS triennial, proposed under the Confederation..... as fixed by Congress in 1783....... .74 .787 .28, 376 .431 provision to be made for in the Constitution........736, 741, 1223, 1233 .744 representation to be apportioned by it. 1035, 1052, 1064, 1079, 1080, 1087, CESSION-See LANDS, PUBLIC. CERTIFICATES of Loan Office...... of Commissaries and Quartermasters.. may be given on impressment of supplies.. to be given at a certain rate for paper money... CHARLEMAGNE...................... CHARLESTON military movements there..... its surrender reported.... conduct of the British there. its evacuation..... CHARTER of Virginia.... of New York.. offered by the British to Vermont.. powers of Congress in regard to.. CHASE, SAMUEL ..44, 347, 364, 434, 511 ..56 ..57 .59 .207, 227 ..450 .457 .882 ..43 .48 ..58 .164, 263, 482 ..119, 160 ..120 .151 .1354 .....28 33 .486 ..116 ..696 proposes to exclude negroes in fixing taxation.... objects to each State having an equal vote in Congress. CHEROKEES papers about, sent by Mr. Jefferson to Congress... CHESAPEAKE jurisdiction over.. CHIEF JUSTICE to preside on the impeachment of the President........1487, 1546, 1607 CHITTENDEN, THOMAS... CINCINNATI dangerous influence of that society..... CIRCULATION of notes of the Bank of North America, how limited...... CITIZEN .1434 ..1205, 1208 .......113 ....1398, 1487, 1554, 1616 President to be....... of different States within the jurisdiction of the National Judiciary..733, committing crimes in another State to be deemed guilty as if they .867, 1240 CIVIL LIST reduction of........ .598 CLAIBORNE, JOHN F. H. a member of the committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi- son... CLAIMS on public lands before a cession, not annulled..... CLARK, ABRAHAM objects to military measures against Vermont....... ....(Vol. 1, notice) x .52 .....211, 214 proposes to exempt the American Commissioners from the control .......240 remarks on the conduct of the Commissioners at Paris.....389, 406, 409 ..403 proposes to limit the apportionment.. .417 opposes the State debts being included in the general provision for the public debt........ .419 advocates an apportionment by numbers..... .422 urges the settlement of a system relative to public lands.. .436 remarks on disbanding the army................ .453 remarks on the cession of public lands.................458, 459, 463, 543 proposes a removal of the military stores from Springfield...... ....590 seizure of Spanish property... remarks on the admission of a British Consul...... remarks on the negotiation relative to Mississippi.. CLARK, GENERAL CLASSES Senate divided into.....737, 960, 969, 1017, 1229, 1273, 1545, 1572, 1607 a member of the committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi- son.... CLEARANCE of vessels trading between the States..... CLINTON, GEORGE....... ..603 .607, 612 ......598, 618, 629 .820, 828 .......(Vol. 1, notice) vi ..1431, 1440, 1477, 1613 ..529 correspondence with, relative to prisoners at Charleston. ..58 .78 CLYMER, GEORGE represents Pennsylvania in the Congress of the Confederation.....187 objects to appointments by the Senate.... .723 .1507 |