...the aft of the legifljUure of the (late of New- York, entitled " An aft to facilitate tnfcom^ pletion of the articles of confederation and perpetual union' among the United States of America," report, that having met, on the bu fine's, but not being 'able to agree to any refoluiion thereon,...

...HARRISON, sp. HD Attest: JOHIN-BECKLEY, CHD V. 1 • I . • I I t L • . Cession of Cpnr*rrTtory. r*. An act to facilitate the completion of the articles...confederation and perpetual union, among the United Stales of America. Act of the WHEREAS nothing under divine providence can legislature more effectually...

...NATHANIEL HARRISON, SB BBJNJ. HARRISON, Sp. HD Attest: JOHN BECKLEY, CHD Cession of enrnrtehrrTtory. An act to facilitate the completion of the articles...perpetual union, among the United States of America. Act of the WHEREAS nothing under divine providence can legislature mor£ effectually contribute to...

[ Lo sentimos, el contenido de esta página está restringido. ]

...NATHANIEL HARRISON, SS BEM. HARRISON, Sp. HD Aitett: JOHN BECKLEY, CHD Cession of y. -An act to fcLcUilaie the completion of the articles of confederation and...perpetual union, among the United States of America. Act of tlie WHEREAS nothing under divine providence can legislature niore effectually contribute to...

[ Lo sentimos, el contenido de esta página está restringido. ]

...York led the way, in effecting this compromise. In February 1780, the legislature of that state passed an act, " to facilitate the completion of the articles...perpetual union among the United States of America ;" with a preamble declaring that, " whereas nothing under divine Providence can more effectually contribute...

...representative of the town was instructed to use his influence and give his aid towards ratifying and confirming the Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union among the United States of America, as agreed upon and proposed by Congress. It is time to return to the ecclesiastical affairs of the...

...alliance. It was on this ground, that New York passed the act to which we have referred, an act which she entitled " an act to facilitate the completion of...perpetual union among the United States of America." On this ground, too, Congress resolved, on the 6th of September, 1780, " that it be earnestly recommended...

...passed at a session held at Albany, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty, entitled 'An act to facilitate the completion of the...perpetual union among the United States of America,' it is declared that the People of the Slate of NewYork were, on all occasions, disposed to manifest...