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Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare a system of rules in cases of conference, and in manner of electing chaplains

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Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare a system of rules in cases of conference, and in manner of electing chaplains (1789)
Joint Committee Appointed to Prepare a System of Rules in Cases of Conference
1152237Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare a system of rules in cases of conference, and in manner of electing chaplains1789Joint Committee Appointed to Prepare a System of Rules in Cases of Conference

The committee appointed to prepare a system of rules to govern the two Houses in cases of conferrence, & to take into consideration the manner of electing chaplains & to confer thereon with a committee of the House of Representatives—Report; that they have had a conferrence on the matters referred to them with a committee from the House of Representatives for that purpose appointed, & that it is thereupon the opinion of your committee that it will be proper for the Senate to resolve

1.st That in every case of an amendment & a bill agreed to in one House, & dissented to in the other, if either House shall request a conferrence, & appoint a committee for that purpose, & the other House shall also appoint a committee to confer, such committees shall, at a convenient hour, to be agreed on by their chairmen, meet in the conferrence chamber, & state to each other, verbally or in writing, as either shall chuse, the reasons of their respective Houses for & against the amendment, & confer freely thereon.

2dly. That two chaplains, of different denomination be appointed to Congress, for the present session. The Senate to appoint one & give notice thereof to the House of Representatives who shall thereupon appoint the other. Which chaplains shall commence their services in the Houses that appoint them, but shall interchange weekly.

This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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