...been published. That body had sat with closed doors, and among its rules had been the following : " That no copy be taken of any entry on the journal during the sitting of the llouse, without the leave of the House. "That members only be permitted to inspect the journal. " That...

...deliberations, and was unanimously elected. The standing rules were then adopted, one of these being that nothing spoken in the house be printed or otherwise published, or made known in any manner, without special permission. And in this connection, the following little...

...'• That no copy be taken of any entry on the Journal during the sitting of the house, without the leave of the house. " That members only be permitted...printed, or otherwise published, or communicated, without lenve. " That a motion to reconsider a matter which had been determined by H majority, may be made,...

...States which shall be fully represented. But a less number than seven may adjourn from day to day." "That members only be permitted to inspect the Journal."...otherwise published, or communicated without leave." 148. THREE GROUPS OF QUESTIONS. — When the Convention came to debate and to vote, it was discovered...

...House shall be, or ought to be, sitting. That no copy be taken of any entry on the journal during 1he the sitting of the House without leave of the House....leave. That a motion to reconsider a matter, which had been determined by a majority, maybe made, with leave unanimously given, on the same day in which...

...rules adopted by the Convention, to be observed in their proceedings as standing orders, reads thus : " That nothing spoken in the House be printed, or otherwise published, or communicated without leave." 180 "Dined at the City Tavern with the Club & spent the evening at my own quarters. June 3. — Dined...

...Union. [Here "[insert the draught]" stricken out] adjourned. Additional rules, [see preceding page] That no member be absent from the House, so as to...the journal during the sitting of the House without leaye of the House. That members only be permitted to inspect the journal. That nothing spoken in the...

...rules adopted by the Convention, to be observed in their proceedings as standing orders, reads thus : " That nothing spoken in the House be printed, or otherwise published, or communicated without leave." FRIDAY, JUNE 1. At Philadelphia : " June 1. — Attending in Convention — and nothing being suffered...

...rules adopted by the Convention, to be observed in their proceedings as standing orders, reads thus: "That nothing spoken in the House be printed, or otherwise published, or communicated without leave." { John Lawrence, mayor of Philadelphia, 1765-66, and justice of the Supreme Court, 1767-76. FBIDAY,...

...rules adopted by the Convention, to be observed in their proceedings as standing orders, reads thus: "That nothing spoken in the House be printed, or otherwise published, or communicated without leave." FRIDAY, JUNE 1. At Philadelphia: "June 1. — Attending in Convention — and nothing being suffered...