An Eulogy On the Life And Character of James Monroe Fifth President of the Un
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Monroe, that he ac- cepted the appointment of one of the judges of the federal Court, to decide the controversy. On the ninth of June following, the agents, from the con- tending States reported to Congress, that they had agreed upon three persons, whom they named, as judges of the federal Court, instead of three of those who had been appointed, the preceding December, but had declined accepting their appointment : and the agents requested that a commission might be issued to the Court, as fina...lly constituted, to meet at Williamsburg, in Virginia, on the third Tuesday of November, then next, to hear and determine the controversy.
On the second of November, of the same year, a representation was made by the agents of the two States, to Congress, that such had been the difficul- ties and delays, in obtaining answers from several of the judges, that the parties were left in suspense, even to that hour ; a hearing had thus been prevent- ed, and further procrastination was unavoidable. They petitioned, therefore, that the hearing should be remitted to such a day as the parties should agree upon, and thereafter certify to Congress — and a Re- solution passed accordingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monroe, that he ac- cepted the appointment of one of the judges of the federal Court, to decide the controversy. On the ninth of June following, the agents, from the con- tending States reported to Congress, that they had agreed upon three persons, whom they named, as judges of the federal Court, instead of three of those who had been appointed, the preceding December, but had declined accepting their appointment : and the agents requested that a commission might be issued to the Court, as fina...lly constituted, to meet at Williamsburg, in Virginia, on the third Tuesday of November, then next, to hear and determine the controversy.
On the second of November, of the same year, a representation was made by the agents of the two States, to Congress, that such had been the difficul- ties and delays, in obtaining answers from several of the judges, that the parties were left in suspense, even to that hour ; a hearing had thus been prevent- ed, and further procrastination was unavoidable. They petitioned, therefore, that the hearing should be remitted to such a day as the parties should agree upon, and thereafter certify to Congress — and a Re- solution passed accordingly.
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