COMMITTEE OF DETAIL, III
2 The Stile
3 Mutual Intercourse — Community of Privileges — Surrender of Criminals — Faith to Proceedings &c.
4 Two Branches of the Legislature — Senate — House of Delegates — together the U.S. in Congress assembled
H. D. to consist of one Member for every thousand Inhabitants of Blacks ⅗ included
Senate to be elected from four Districts — to serve by Rotation of four Years — to be elected by the H. D. either from among themselves or the People at large
5 The Senate and H. D. shall by joint Ballot annually chuse the Presidt. U.S. from among themselves or the People at large. — In the Presidt. the executive Authority of the U.S. shall be vested. — His Powers and Duties — He shall have a Right to advise with the Heads of the different Departments as his Council
6 Council of Revision, consisting of the Presidt. S. for for. Affairs, S. of War, Heads of the Departments of Treasury and Admiralty or any two of them togr wt the Presidt.
7 The Members of S. & H. D. shall each have one Vote, and shall be paid out of the common Treasury.
8 The Time of the Election of the Members of the H. D. and of the Meeting of U.S. in C. assembled.
9 No State to make Treaties — lay interfering Duties — keep a naval or land Force (Militia excepted to be disciplined &c according to the Regulations of the U.S.
10. Each State retains its Rights not expressly delegated — But no Bill of the Legislature of any State shall become a law till it shall have been laid before S. &. H. D. in C. assembled and received their Approbation. ? 11. The exclusive Power of S & H. D. in C. Assembled
12. The S. & H. D. in C. ass. shall have the exclusive Power of regulating Trade and levying Imposts — Each State may lay Embargoes in Time of Scarcity
13 of establishing Post-Offices
14. S. & H. D. in C. ass. shall be the last Resort on Appeal in Disputes between two or more States; which Authority shall be exercised in the following Manner &c
