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Wikisource has original text related to this article: Private Acts of the First Congress. House membership Beginning of the Congress End of the Congress. New York [ edit ] 1. Connecticut [ edit ] See also: List of United States Representatives from Connecticut All representatives were elected statewide on a general ticket.
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Benjamin Huntington P At-large. Roger Sherman P At-large. Jonathan Sturges P At-large. Jonathan Trumbull, Jr. P At-large. James Jackson A 2. Abraham Baldwin A 3. Michael J. Stone A 2. Joshua Seney A 3. Benjamin Contee A 4. William Smith A 5. George Gale P 6. Fisher Ames P 2. Benjamin Goodhue P 3. Elbridge Gerry A 4. Theodore Sedgwick P 5.
George Partridge P , until August 14, , vacant thereafter 6. George Thatcher P 7. George Leonard P 8. Abiel Foster P , from June 23, At-large. Nicholas Gilman P At-large. Elias Boudinot P At-large. Lambert Cadwalader P At-large. James Schureman P At-large. Thomas Sinnickson P. William Floyd A 2. John Laurance P 3.
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Egbert Benson P 4. John Hathorn A , from April 23, 5. Peter Silvester P , from April 22, 6. John Baptista Ashe A , from March 24, 2. Hugh Williamson A , from March 19, 3. Timothy Bloodworth A , from April 6, 4. John Steele P , from April 19, 5. George Clymer P At-large. Thomas Fitzsimons P At-large. Thomas Hartley P At-large.
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Daniel Hiester A At-large. Frederick Muhlenberg P At-large.
Peter Muhlenberg A At-large. Thomas Scott P At-large. William L. Smith P , from April 13, 2. Aedanus Burke A 3. Daniel Huger P 4. Thomas Sumter A 5.
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Alexander White P 2. John Brown A 3. Andrew Moore A 4. Richard Bland Lee P 5. James Madison A 6. But our respite is short—the hurricane is biennial. Cony had represented Hallowell in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since GT to [Samuel Deane], 1 Aug. John Warren , professor of anatomy and surgery; Dr.
Benjamin Waterhouse , professor of the theory and practice of physic; and Dr. From to [New York, ], pp. William Gordon emigrated from England in and enthusiastically espoused the revolutionary cause while serving as a Congregational pastor in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
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The first American edition was published in New York City in While serving as liaison to George Washington, he compiled notes for his Travels. James Dana ; Harvard, began his tempestuous tenure as pastor of the First Congregational Church of Wallingford, Connecticut in He was awarded a D. Arminians were originally followers of the Dutch theologian Jacobus Arminius The Assistants, however, also served as an upper house of the legislature, with veto power. Edwards, who launched the First Great Awakening from his Congregational pulpits in Northampton and then Stockbridge, Massachusetts, served briefly as president of the College of New Jersey Princeton , where he helped raise his orphaned grandson, Aaron Burr.
Jonathan Edwards, Jr. Edwards, Jr. Nathaniel Peabody , a physician of Exeter, New Hampshire, was a frequent member of the state House of Representatives , state senator and , and delegate to Congress He was elected again in , but never attended. His military title derived from his service as adjutant general of the state militia A statement of beliefs affirming Trinitarianism as orthodox Christian belief, attributed to Athanesius, a 4th Century bishop of Alexandria, and widely accepted within the Western Church by the 6th Century.
A statement of beliefs drawn up by the Westminster Assembly of Divines during the first English Civil War, which then became the doctrinal basis for congregationalism throughout colonial New England. Priestly s. History of the Corruptions of the Christian Religion—and a Book lately published in England intituled Salvation of all men. This Book is anonymous—but it is generally known to be wrote by D r.
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Chauncy of Boston. These Books M r. Bruised by the treatment subsequently meted out to him as a lawyer during the second federal election, and having more reason than ever to doubt a future reliance on his congressional income, GT soon thereafter began seriously to consider diversifying his revenue stream.
Daniel Kilham ; Harvard, , was an apothecary in Newburyport, Mass. On 6 January Fisher Ames Mass. This report had been submitted to the House on 31 December and ordered printed, but was not taken up again before the end of the First Congress. The bill was taken up the next day, read twice, and referred to a COWH, but no further action was taken during the Second Congress. There is no record of such a motion, which in any case never carried. The House had ordered Alexander Hamilton to prepare a report on manufactures on 15 January The resulting report, the first major state paper proposing federal support for manufactures to diversify the domestic economy and render it more self-sufficient by a system of bounties, subsidies, and protective tariffs, was presented to the House on 5 December , ordered printed, and tabled.
GT confused two separate initiatives undertaken by a Portland town meeting on 28 December and reported in EH , 2 January After the Revolutionary War, he overcame his reputation for Toryism to represent his town in the state legislature and at the state ratifying convention, where he voted in favor of the Constitution. He married the widow Mary Binney d.
GT to William Widgery, 11 Nov. Their office began to lose its independent authority during the class wars of the first century b. In June , the Massachusetts House of Representatives voted to postpone until the following session commencing in January consideration of a petition from the Portland statehood convention of , which had been submitted to the House in and tabled there in January Wells was a member of the Massachusetts Senate at this time.
That provision survived vigorous efforts to amend it out of the bill on 30 January, and the bill itself was passed on 1 February. On both roll-call votes, GT was among the overwhelming majority of New England members who voted with the minority Annals of Congress , 2nd Cong. On 1 November , the House ordered Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton to report on any still-unsubscribed war debts of the states, supplemental to those assumed under the Funding Act of Tyng to GT, 30 Jan. Hamilton presented the evidence of the case against Cross in a letter to Washington on 23 April , and Cross was dismissed by 3 May, when his successor was nominated.