...Congress of the United A- AStates, by their resolve of the 16th September last, did recom- p°£ mend to the several states, to pass proper laws for preventing...transportation of convicted malefactors from foreign coun- Convicted tries into the United States, and the legislature of this state ID!ilefacto» have...

...under the command of a proper officer, at Fort-Pitt f as a guard to the public stores at that post. Resolved, That it be, and it is hereby recommended to the several states, to make provision for office.-s, soldiers or seamen, who have been disabled in the service of the United...

...negotiating a peace, therefore no public measure Can or ought to be taken upon it in its present form. Resolved, That it be, and it is hereby, recommended to the several status in the union, not to remit of their exertions for carrying on the war with vio-or, as the only...

...measures to oppose it. One of the last acts of the congress under the confederation, was to recommend to the several states to pass proper laws for preventing...malefactors from foreign countries into the United States. Perhaps the power implied by the 9th section of the 3d article, might be usefully adapted to the regulation...

...their country, become entitled to the gratitude as well as the approbation of their fellow citizens : Resolved, that it be, and it is hereby recommended to the several states that have not already adopted measures for that purpose, to make such further provision for the officers...

...the Congress of the United States, by their resolve of the sixteenth of September last, did recommend to the several States to pass proper laws for preventing...malefactors from foreign countries into the United States, and the Legislature of this State have judged it expedient to comply therewith, to prevent a practice...

...has an important bearing on this subject; 1 3 vol. Journals of Congress, 14i2. It is as follows: " Resolved, that it be and it is hereby recommended to the several states to pass proper laws for pre[City of New York v. Mila.] venting the transportation of convicted malefactors from foreign countries...

...that a new Congress be elected and convened, to consider of, and transact, the public affairs thereof: Resolved, that it be, and it is hereby recommended to the several towns and districts in this colony, that they each of them do, forthwith, elect and depute as many...

...States, by their resolve of the sixteenth of September last, did recommend to the several preBmbie States to pass proper laws for preventing the transportation...malefactors from foreign countries into the United States, and the Legislature of this State have judged it expedient to comply therewith, to prevent a practice...

...negociating a peace, therefore no public measures can, or ought to be, taken upon it in its present form. " Resolved, That it be, and it is hereby recommended, to the several States in the Union, not to remit their exertions for carrying on the War with vigor, as the only effectual...