The governor's reply.
A reflection thereon.
Resolutions of the assembly.
And message to the governor before their adjournment.
They are re-convened by special summons on the occasion of Washington's defeat, and required to form chearful and vigorous resolutions for dislodging the enemy, in concurrence with Virginia.
The proceedings of the commissioners at Albany laid before them.
They prepare and present a bill for striking 35,000l. in bills of credit, and the rest for replacing defective bills.
Which the governor evades for want of sufficient powers to pass it.
Governor Morris's arrival at Philadelphia, and first speech to a new assembly.
The assembly's answer and adjournment.