Rejected by the governor for being unseasonably timed.
And petitioned by the inhabitants.
A message from the governor (Hamilton) preparing the house to expect incursions from the French among the Indians in alliance with them, and requiring assistance on their behalf.
The answer of the proprietaries to the representation of the assembly concerning the expence of Indian affairs.
The assembly's message sent to the governor, together with the currency-bill he had before rejected.
Another message to him concerning Indian affairs, and notifying a present of condolence to the Twigtwee tribe.
Governor's message, importing his assent to the currency-bill, with a suspending clause.
Resolution of the assembly not to accept this clause, with their reasons.
A note of regret, that some temperament had not been found out at home, to prevent the controversy, which was now on the point of breaking out.
Remonstrance of the assembly against the said clause.