Journal of the Federal Convention
Journal of the Federal Convention
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Gouverneur Morris delivered a Report from the Committee of five members, to whom was committed the clause in the Report of the Committee consisting of a mem- ber from each State, stating the proper ratio of represen- tatives in the first branch to be as one to every forty thousand inhabitants, as follows, viz : " The Committee to whom was referred the first clause of the first proposition reported from the Grand Committee, beg leave to report : " That in the first meeting of the Legislature the... first branch thereof consist of fifty-six members, of which num- ber New Hampshire shall have 2, Massachusetts 7, 312 DEBATES IN THE [1787.
Ehode Island 1, Connecticut 4, New York 5, New Jersey 3, Pennsylvania 8, Delaware 1, Maryland 4, Virginia 9, North: Carolina 5, South Carolina 5, Georgia 2.
" But as the present situation of the States may prob- ably alter, as well in point of wealth as in the number of their inhabitants, that the Legislature be authorized from time to time to augment the number of Representatives.
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Gouverneur Morris delivered a Report from the Committee of five members, to whom was committed the clause in the Report of the Committee consisting of a mem- ber from each State, stating the proper ratio of represen- tatives in the first branch to be as one to every forty thousand inhabitants, as follows, viz : " The Committee to whom was referred the first clause of the first proposition reported from the Grand Committee, beg leave to report : " That in the first meeting of the Legislature the... first branch thereof consist of fifty-six members, of which num- ber New Hampshire shall have 2, Massachusetts 7, 312 DEBATES IN THE [1787.
Ehode Island 1, Connecticut 4, New York 5, New Jersey 3, Pennsylvania 8, Delaware 1, Maryland 4, Virginia 9, North: Carolina 5, South Carolina 5, Georgia 2.
" But as the present situation of the States may prob- ably alter, as well in point of wealth as in the number of their inhabitants, that the Legislature be authorized from time to time to augment the number of Representatives.
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