BUTLER, PIERCE-Continued.

thinks the regulation of the militia should be left to Congress.....1362
opposes the negative of Congress on the State laws....... ..827
objects to inferior national tribunalş.........

..800, 1136
views on the payment of creditors under the Confederation. . 1412, 1416,

1426
proposes that fugitive slaves should be delivered up........1447, 1456
wishes the seat of government fixed by the Constitution. . 1220
thinks the assent of Congress should be required to the inspec-
tion laws of the States.....

.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
CALHOUN, JOHN C.

a member of the Committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi.
son...

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CAMPBELL, COLONEL..

..116
CANADA
proposal to add it to the United States....

159, 321
inroads from....

..184
certain inhabitants of, ask for grant of land....

..435
indemnity to refugees from......

.454
emigrants to, from Kentucky, sent back...

.478
CANALS
power of Congress to make them .....

.1576
CAPITA

vote per capita, in the Senate...... 1185, 1228, 1272, 1545, 1607
CAPITATION

taxes, how proportioned..... ...741, 1234, 1415, 1551, 1579, 1613
CAPTURES
jurisdiction of, under the Confederation.....

...91
States to provide for those on land.......... ....105, 136, 144, 148
ordinance of the Confederation regulating them.. .235, 239, 490
treaty with the Dutch concerning them...

.267
when those made by right of war cease..

.341, 575
under the jurisdiction of the judiciary by the Constitution. 733, 854, 866
Congress may legislate about..

.740, 1232, 1347, 1550, 1612
CARBERRY
leader of the mutiny at Philadelphia...

.467, 553
CARDS
exempt from duty..

..372
CARLETON, SIR GUY
arrives with a commission to treat....

..127
writes to General Washington......

..128
applies for an exchange of the traitors arrested in New Jersey. .. 150

son.

CARLETON, SIR GUY-Continued.

writes to Gen. Washington about the murderers of Capt. Huddey. 152, 156
informs Gen. Washington of the negotiations at Paris for peace....157
professes to be very friendly to the United States..

. 159, 181
proposes a suspension of hostilities....

...181
his evasive conduct in regard to the murderers of Captain Huddey

192, 193
his correspondence relative to a settlement of the accounts of
the prisoners....

..196
sends the preliminaries of peace..

.408
refuses to suspend hostilities...

.427, 521
sends a proclamation of cessation of hostilities...... 437, 524
urges a delivery of prisoners and remuneration of loyalists.. ..525
evasive conduct as to the delivery of posts, negroes, &c...,532, 538, 554
receives the definitive treaty........

..559
announces the evacuation of New York......

.566
CARMARTHEN, LORD....

..616
CARMICHAEL, WILLIAM
letters from him.....

......70, 125, 181, 188, 473, 529, 530
CAROLINA-SEE NORTH CAROLINA AND South CAROLINA.
CARR, JOHN
a member of the Committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi-

.(Vol. 1, notice.) :
CARRINGTON, EDWARD
views as to salaries......

..597
knows Mr. Madison's sentiments......

.679,681
CARROLL, DANIEL

a delegate to the Congress of the Confederation from Maryland....186
moves to accept the cession of public lands by New York..........186
represents Maryland in Congress....

.187
reports against the proposal of Pennsylvania to provide for public
creditors within the State....

...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.....
remarks on disbanding the army...

.452
proposes that there be no foreign ministers except on extraordi-
nary occasions....

.455
conversation with Marbois....

..531
in favor of Philadelphia as the seat of Congress..

.577
attends the Federal Convention.......

1051
in favor of choosing the President by electors chosen by lot from
the national legislature.....

..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
doubts relative to the Senators voting per capita....

.1135
proposes that Senators may enter their dissent on the journal......1292
proposes to confine the yeas and nays to the House of Represen-
tatives...

1292
does not think the apportionment of representation before a census
should be a rule for taxation......

. 1377
objects to members of Congress being paid by the States ....... 1328
thinks a vote of two-thirds should be required to expel a member
of Congress......

....1291
remarks on bills of attainder and ex post facto laws..... ......... 1 100
thinks more than a majority should be required in certain cases....1339
the discrimination as to money bills, a continual source of difficulty. 1315
opposes the provision to disqualify persons having unsettled ac-
counts from being members of Congress....

.1216
thinks the States should be guarantied against violence..........1140
thinks the States should be allowed to lay tonnage duties, to clear
harbours and build light-houses.....

. 1585
desires a regulation as to the trade between the States.. ..1430, 1478
views in regard to the large territorial claims of the States, and
the public lands.....

....1460, 1464, 1465
views in regard to the ratification of the Constitution..1380, 1470, 1471

thinks an address to the people should accompany the Constitution. 1582
CARTHAGE.....

.805
CASES
within jurisdiction of the judiciary, 733, 743, A54, 55, 892, 208, 1137,

1224, 1238, 1366, 1399, 1416, 1438, 1541, 1556, 1619
CASTRIES, MARQUIS DE..

..74
CATILINE....

.787
CENSUS
triennial, proposed under the Confederation...

.28, 376
as fixed by Congress in 1783.......

.431
provision to be made for in the Constitution........736, 741, 1223, 1233
Senate to be apportioned after it by the Representatives..... ...744
representation to be apportioned by it. 1035, 1052, 1064, 1079, 1080, 1087,

1090, 1108, 1223, 1228, 1233, 1544, 1606
term of ......... .....1079, 1085, 1108, 1223, 1233, 1514, 1606
direct taxation to be apportioned by it.. . 1083, 1086, 1087, 1223, 1233,

1544, 1606
when the first one shall be made...... 1233, 1377, 1544, 1606
CERES
man-of-war...

..127
CESSATION
of hostilities.

....427, 437, 524, 575

..43

.48

CESSION-See LANDS, PUBLIC.
CERTIFICATES
of Loan Office....

.44, 347, 364, 434, 511
of Commissaries and Quartermasters...

.56
may be given on impressment of supplies...

1.57
States should not issue them.....

1.59
to be given at a certain rate for paper money..

.207, 227
to the army not to be paid to the States...

.450
to the army for lands....

457
CHARLEMAGNE...

.882
CHARLESTON

military movements there....
its surrender reported.....
conduct of the British there..

..58
its evacuation....

.164, 263, 482
CHARTER
of Virginia....

.119, 160
of New York....

.120
offered by the British to Vermont..

..151
powers of Congress in regard to .

.1354
CHASE, SAMUEL
proposes to exclude negroes in fixing taxation....

.28
objects to each State having an equal vote in Congress.

..33
CHASTELLUX, CHEVALIER..
CHEROKEES
papers about, sent by Mr. Jefferson to Congress...

.116
CHESAPEAKE
jurisdiction over...

.....696
CHIEF JUSTICE

to preside on the impeachment of the President........1487, 1546, 1607
to be a member of the Executive Council....1358, 1339, 1365, 1367, 1399
to be a provisional successor of the President.

.1434
CHITTENDEN, THOMAS.......

.228, 263
CINCINNATI
dangerous influence of that society.....

.... 1205, 1208
CIRCULATION

of notes of the Bank of North America, how limited ...... 113
CITIZEN
President to be........

.1398, 1487, 1554, 1616
Representatives to be......736, 1211, 1225, 1227, 1257, 1299, 1544, 1606
Senators to be....... .737, 1211, 1225, 1229, 1273, 1305, 1545, 1607
of each State to have the privileges and immunities of the others. ... 745,

1240, 1558, 1620
of different States within the jurisdiction of the National Judiciary..733,

854, 1238, 1440, 1556, 1619
committing crimes in another State to be deemed guilty as if they
had been committed by a citizen of the State.

..867, 1240

.486

son

CIVIL LIST
reduction of......

..598
CLAIBORNE, JOHN F. H.
a member of the committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi-

..(Vol. 1, notice) x
CLAIMS
on public lands before a cession, not annulled.

..52
CLARK, ABRAHAM

objects to military measures against Vermont...... ..211,214
vindicates the propriety of making public the negotiations with

Sweden ......
proposes to exempt the American Commissioners from the control
of France......

.....240
remarks on the conduct of the Commissioners at Paris.....389, 406, 409
proposes to submit the impost separately to the States..... ..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
remarks on the admission of a British Consul........

..603
remarks on the negotiation relative to Mississippi.... ..607, 612
CLARK, GENERAL
seizure of Spanish property......

...598, 618, 629
CLASSES

Senate divided into.....737, 960, 969, 1017, 1229, 1273, 1545, 1572, 1607

States divided into, for the choice of Senators........ ....820, 828
CLAY, HENRY
a member of the committee appointed on the death of Mr. Madi-

..(Vol. 1, notice) vi
CLEARANCE

of vessels trading between the States ..... .1431, 1440, 1477, 1613
CLINTON, GEORGE....

..529
his letter relative to Federal Constitution...

674
CLINTON, SIR HENRY
in South Carolina.....

.43
returns to New York........

.49
correspondence with, relative to prisoners at Charleston.

.58
sends emissaries among the American troops ..

.78
CLYMER, GEORGE

represents Pennsylvania in the Congress of the Confederation .....187
spoken of as Secretary of Foreign Affairs... 234, 460, 493, 550
attends the Federal Convention....

.723
objects to appointments by the Senate...

.1507

son....