426 RECORDS OF THE FEDERAL CONVENTION Monday MADISON 21ugmt a? DETAIL OF AVES ,?ND NoEs -? .? ? ?- S? ? 'U .? Question* z ?d z? ?.z? �aye aye aye no aye aye no aye To amend the clause giving the command of the milltin ? to the Executive. aye aye aye no ?y� aye aye aye To amend the oath of o?ce by the President aye aye aye no no :aye aye aye To agree to the 2 Sect. Ii art. i aye aye aye no no aye aye aye, no aye no lno no no no no To agree to the amendt to ye z sect. I I article no no no no dd aye no amen& to ye 2 sect. I I article no no no no aye aye : no , amen& to ye 2 sect. I I article aye aye no no aye aye aye aye To strike out the words "original or" aye no aye ay? no no no no amendment to 3 sect x ? article no no no aye no aye no no amendmt $ sect. xx art. aye aye aye aye aye I aye aye aye To strike out the last clause 3 sect [.?741 aye [:175] aye aye [:1791 [:18o] [$8I] aye [:!82] aye [38:11 [38, MADISON Monday Augst. 27th. x787. In Convention Art X. sect. 2. being resumed,* Mr. L. Martin moved to insert the words "after convic- tion" after the words "reprieves and pardons" Mr. Wilson objected that pardon before conviction might be necessary in order to obtain the testimony of accomplices. He stated the case of forgeries in which this might particu- larly happen.- Mr L. Martin withdrew his motion. Mr. Sherman moved to amend the clause giving the Execu- tive the command of the Militia, so as to read "and of the Militia of the several States, when called into the actual service oJ the U? $?" and on the Question N? H. ay. Mss. abst. Ct. ay. N? J. abst Pa ay. Del. no. a Relating to the powers and duties of the President.
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