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records of the federal convention
Saturday
MADISON
July 14
No Carolina | 3 |
So Carolina | 3 |
Georgia | 2. |
On the question to postpone, it passed in the negative.
[Ayes—4; noes—6.][1]
and then the House adjourned till Monday
Detail of Ayes and Noes
New Hampshire | Massachusetts | Rhode Island | Connecticut | New York | New Jersey | Pennsylvania | Delaware | Maryland | Virginia | North Carolina | South Carolina | Georgia | Questions | Ayes | Noes | Divided | |
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[154] | aye | aye | no | dd | aye | aye | no | no | no | no | That the number of representatives in ye first branch from the States hereafter to be established shall not exceed the representatives from the States already confederated | 4 | 5 | 1 | |||
[155] | no | no | no | aye | no | aye | aye | no | aye | no | To postpone the 2d clause of the report from the grand Committee of the 6. instant in order to take up the substitute offd by Mr Pinckney | 4 | 6 |
MADISON
Saturday. July 14. in Convention
Mr. L. Martin called for the question on the whole report, including the parts relating to the origination of money bills, and the equality of votes in the 2d. branch.
Mr. Gerry. wished before the question should be put, that the attention of the House might be turned to the dangers apprehended from Western States. He was for admitting them
- ↑ Vote 155, Detail of Ayes and Noes, which notes that this substitute was offered “by Mr. Pinkhey”.