Two messages from the assembly to the governor; the first concerning peace with the Indians, and the money bill; the other an answer to his concerning the Susquehanna Indians.
They send up a bill for regulating the Indian trade.
The famous Kentish petition to the house of commons, in 1701, outdone by the mayor of Philadelphia, and one hundred and thirty three other inconsiderates, in a demand on their assembly to constitute a militia forthwith.
A petition of certain of the people called Quakers, for peaceable measures.
Progress of the controversy concerning the bill, which the governor offers to pass with a suspending clause.
Resolutions of the assembly hereupon.
Message from the governor concerning another Indian massacre, and demanding an immediate supply, &c.
Another from the assembly to him, justifying their bill both in matter and manner.
They send him up a militia bill.