The Council of Revision of the State of New York; Its History, a History of the Courts With Which Its Members Were Connected; Biographical Sketches of Its Members; And Its Vetoes
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Jay, 1, 386.
126 The Coubcil of Eevision.
city and county) brought in a bill for the gradual abolition ot slavery. It was defeated in the House. In 1797, a bill for the same was introduced in the Senate, which was also defeated. The next year a like bill passed the House, but the Senate rejected it.
In 1799, however (at the regular session next ensuing the reelec- tion of Mr. Jay as Governor, he having called an extra session, on the second of August preceding, relative to the threatening rela-... tions of the United States government with France), another like bUl passed both Houses, the Senate by a majority of ten, and the Assembly of thirty-six.
On the 20th of January, 1796, Governor Jay was appointed Chancellor of the Kegents of the University.
In 1798 he was reelected Governor over Eobert E. Livingston.
On the 10th December, 1800, he was again appointed by the President (John Adams) and Senate, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, but dechned the office.
In May, 1801, he retired to Bedford, Westchester county.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jay, 1, 386.
126 The Coubcil of Eevision.
city and county) brought in a bill for the gradual abolition ot slavery. It was defeated in the House. In 1797, a bill for the same was introduced in the Senate, which was also defeated. The next year a like bill passed the House, but the Senate rejected it.
In 1799, however (at the regular session next ensuing the reelec- tion of Mr. Jay as Governor, he having called an extra session, on the second of August preceding, relative to the threatening rela-... tions of the United States government with France), another like bUl passed both Houses, the Senate by a majority of ten, and the Assembly of thirty-six.
On the 20th of January, 1796, Governor Jay was appointed Chancellor of the Kegents of the University.
In 1798 he was reelected Governor over Eobert E. Livingston.
On the 10th December, 1800, he was again appointed by the President (John Adams) and Senate, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, but dechned the office.
In May, 1801, he retired to Bedford, Westchester county.
What to read after The Council of Revision of the State of New York; Its History, a History of the Courts With Which Its Members Were Connected; Biographical Sketches of Its Members; And Its Vetoes?
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