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CHRONOLOGY OF JAMES MADISON. 1783-1787. - James Madison, The Writings, vol. 2 (1783-1787) [1901]

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The Writings of James Madison, comprising his Public Papers and his Private Correspondence, including his numerous letters and documents now for the first time printed, ed. Gaillard Hunt (New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1900). Vol. 2.

Part of: The Writings of James Madison, 9 vols.

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CHRONOLOGY OF JAMES MADISON.

1783-1787.

1783. July to Dec.In attendance on Congress.
1783. Dec.Back in Orange.
1784. May 1.Leaves Orange for Richmond.
1784. May 13.In the House of Delegates.
1784. June.Makes a Speech in favor of amending the State constitution.
1784. June 28.Madison’s bill for joint commissioners with Maryland to regulate navigation of the Potomac passed.
1784. July 1.Madison appointed a commissioner for Virginia. Assembly adjourns.
1784. Aug.At home in Orange.
1784. Sept. 1.Makes journey from Baltimore with Marquis de Lafayette.
1784. Sept. 4.Arrives in Philadelphia.
1784. Sept. 15 to Oct.On journey to Indian treaty at Fort Schuyler with Marquis de Lafayette.
1784. Oct. 11.Arrives in New York on his way to Virginia.
1784. Oct. 17.In Philadelphia.
Attends session of the Assembly in Richmond.
1784. Nov.Makes speech against assessments for religious purposes.
1784. Dec. 28.Madison’s resolutions giving Potomac commissioners authority to ask co-operation of Pennsylvania in trade regulations passed.
1785. Jan. 8.Assembly adjourns.
1785. Mar. to Sept.At Home in Orange.
1785. Aug. 25.Outlines plan of constitution for Kentucky to Caleb Wallace.
1785. Sept.Goes to Philadelphia.
1785. Oct.Writes the “Memorial and Remonstrance against Religious Assessments.”
1785. Nov.Attends session of Assembly in Richmond.
Speaks on commercial regulations.
1786. Jan.Writes remonstrance against incorporation of Episcopal church.
1786. Jan. 21.Madison’s bill for federal convention to consider commercial regulations passed and Madison named as a delegate.
1786. Feb. to Aug.Assembly adjourns.
1786. Aug.At home in Orange.
1786. Sept. 5.Goes to Philadelphia.
1786. Sept. 11.Arrives in Annapolis.
1786. Oct. 5.Convention meets.
1786. Oct. 30.In Philadelphia in interest of projected federal convention.
1786. Nov.Returns to Richmond.
Speaks in House of Delegates against paper money.
1786. Nov. 7.Appointed delegate to serve in Congress till the first Monday in November, 1787.
1786. Dec.Introduces in Assembly resolutions for appointment of delegates to federal convention.
1786. Dec. 5.Named as a delegate to the convention.
1787. Jan. 15.Sets out from Richmond for New York.
1787. Feb. 15.In New York attending Congress.
1787. Mar. 19.Outlines plan of constitution to Jefferson.
1787. April 8.Outlines plan of constitution to Edmund Randolph.
1787. April 16.Outlines plan of constitution to Washington.
1787. May 2.Leaves New York for Philadelphia.