401Extract from Gilbert Livingston’s Notes of Debates, 15 July 1788 (Jay Papers)
Jay— It must be evident from the prop[osition] s — that they wish to accommodate—& pledge...
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Jay— no difficulty—first take a vote &c a as Ham[ilton]—… Jay— cannot be before us till after the...
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405Report on the Status of Phineas Bond, 28 March 1787 (Jay Papers)
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407Extract from Jonathan Elliot’s Debates, 16 July 1788 (Jay Papers)
[ JJ joined the debate in support of John Sloss Hobart’s motion for adjournment, urging the...
408John Jay: Account of Conversations with Franklin, [March 1784–April 1784] (Franklin Papers)
AD : Columbia University Library Doctr Franklin, who has lived long & much with Quakers, tells me...
409Report on Relations with Great Britain, 8 May 1786 (Jay Papers)
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410Report on Anglo-American Relations, 23 April 1787 (Jay Papers)
The Secretary of the United States for the Department of foreign Affairs in obedience to the...
411Extract from Melancton Smith’s Notes of Debates, 21 July 1788 (Jay Papers)
M r . Jay Standing Troops will be enlisted during the war—If they have command of the Mil[iti] a...
Report of Instructions for the minister of the united States at ^ to ^ the Court of London. You...
413Report on the Barbary States, 29 May 1786 (Jay Papers)
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414Extracts from John Jay’s Report on Violations of the Treaty of Peace, 13 October 1786 (Jay Papers)
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415John Jay’s Draft of the Circular Letter from the Convention of the State of New York to the Governors of the Several … (Jay Papers)
We the members of the Convention of this State, have deliberately and maturely considered the...
416Report on the Algerine Declaration of War, 20 October 1785 (Jay Papers)
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417Report on Negotiations with Spain, 15 February 1785 (Jay Papers)
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418Extract from Francis Childs’s Debates, 23 June 1788 (Jay Papers)
[Below is the initial convention speech by John Jay on Art. I, sec. 2, cl. 3, supporting the...
419Report on Consular Salaries and Fees, 31 October 1785 (Jay Papers)
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420Draft of The Federalist 64 [I], [before 5 March 1788] (Jay Papers)
It is unhappily the y Case both with Respect to measures and to Persons that their opponents...
421Extracts from John McKesson’s Notes of Debates, 25 June 1788 (Jay Papers)
M r . Jay— It does not appear that there is at present a Disposition to consider farther at...
422Extracts from John McKesson’s Notes of Debates, 30 June 1788 (Jay Papers)
[ JJ participates in the debate on Art. I, sec. 8, par. 1, setting forth the taxing powers of the...
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424The Federalist 64, Independent Journal (New York), 5 March 1788 (Jay Papers)
To the People of the State of New-York. IT is a just and not a new observation that enemies to...
425Draft of The Federalist 3, [before 3 November 1787] (Jay Papers)
It is not a new observation that the People at of any country (if like ours us ^ the americans ^...
426Report on a Letter of John Adams, 1 April 1785 (Jay Papers)
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427Extract from John McKesson’s Notes of Debates, 1 July 1788 (Jay Papers)
[ JJ resumes his analysis of the taxation amendment, avowing he can see “no possible impropriety...
428Report Opposing Formation of a Confederacy against Algiers, Tripoli, and Tunis, 2 August 1787 (Jay Papers)
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429Report on Navigation of the Mississippi River, 25 February 1786, enclosing John Jay to Alexander Fowler, 13 February … (Jay Papers)
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430Report on Memorials Presented by John Temple, 8 March 1786 (Jay Papers)
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Whereas the military Talents of the Marq s . De la Fayette has during the late war discovered...
432Extracts from Melancton Smith’s Notes of Debates, 2 July 1788 (Jay Papers)
M r Jay Factions may prevail—as in Holland— this 1/3 may prevent a benef l . Loan— will promote...
433Report on a Letter from the President of New Hampshire ( John Sullivan), 5 August 1786 (Jay Papers)
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434Report on Anglo-American Relations, 26 July 1787 (Jay Papers)
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