Pennsylvania Legislature Reported for the Intelligencer
House of Representatives action reported for the Pennsylvania Intelligencer details legislation moving forward. The report outlines chamber decisions, committee approvals, and potential impacts on state policy paths.
Political Proceedings Report in Pennsylvania Assembly 1821
Saturday December 15 1821 petitions discussed new county formations Luzerne and Columbia counties expansion of charter for canal company bills reported annulment of marriages salary increases for city judges and testifying for wills adjournment plans details on state capitol furniture and architect payments proposed auditors statement of state revenues for year starting December 1 1821 to November 30 19322 multiple petitions filed December 17 include county creation and road law changes occasional intruder land tax issues and road extensions selection of adjournment substitutes debated with a formal plan for library and committee room setup
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Maclay
Ainvey
Petitieris
Luzerne
Columbia
Lehman
Union Canal Company
Josiah Welch
Luzerne County
Court of Common Pleas
City and
Co. Philadelphia
William Robison
Sutherland
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Dechert
General Assembly
Todd
Beaumont
Mimmick
Schell
Anderson
Lewistown and
Kishicoquillas
Quitapabilla
Lebanon
Laomi Baldwin
Massachusetts
Qcisher la
Scckhalde
Philadelphia
J Duncan
A Gregg
J.B Trevor
Pennsylvania Senate Debates on Canal Charter and Fee Bill
Debates discuss extension of union canal charter and supplements to penal laws and the 100 dollar law. Reports include committee actions on education resolutions and a plan for canal work with engineer Laomi Baldwin, plus a bill to repeal part of the fee bill reducing attorney transcription fees.
Union Canal Report to Pennsylvania Senate and House
The speaker submitted to the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives a report concerning the Union Canal. The document outlines findings and recommendations for the canal project and its legislative consideration.
State Finances December 3 1821 Abstract of Receipts
December 3 1821 report presents an abstract of Commonwealth finances from December 1 1820 to November 30 1821. It lists bank and stock loans authorized by Acts in 1820 including a bank loan of 1 090 000 dollars and a stock loan per act of 22d.
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Commonwealth
Tax question looms in state budget debate
The passage discusses tax policy and revenue in the commonwealth. Governor James Duncan and Auditor General Joseph Hiester weigh in on financial health, revenue growth, and public expenditures as the legislature debates taxing tobacco retailers and other revenue sources.
Resolution Proposes Constitutional Amendment on Federal Jurisdiction
In the Senate Johnston of Kentucky moves a resolution to amend the Constitution. It would grant the United States Senate appellate jurisdiction in cases where a state is a party or where the constitution or laws of a state are involved. The measure was twice read and set as the order of the day for the second Monday in January.
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Johnston
Kentucky
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Senate of the
Holmes
Maine
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