For the information of the Senate Judiciary
Dear Congresswoman Simon:
This communication is respectfully submitted as a petition for redress under the First Amendment. Pursuant with the incomplete information I was provided by the CRS through former Congress Woman Barbara Lee’s office.
https://usge13.com/files/CRS_MEMO.pdf
Given the constitutional importance of this subject, I believe both Congress and the public deserve access to the full body of authenticated state and federal records.
I am formally requesting that the following certified records be entered into the Congressional record. I will forward copies of the certifications to your office upon request.
- January 12, 1814, circular announcing the adoption of the titles of nobility amendment.
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- October 20, 1816, letter from Dept. of State announcing, “Upon due examination of this subject, it has been ascertained that the requisite number of state authorities have adopted the proposition and it has thus become a part of the Constitution”.
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- December 2, 1817, letter, Dept. of State noting the amendment had been adopted.
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- May 1813 Connecticut House journal noting the suspected non-authentic signature of Charles Denison Clerk of the House.
https://usge13.com/files/CTHOUSE2.pdf
- Connecticut committee report, May 1813 noting the signature of Theodore Dwight, chairman of the committee suspect of being non-authentic.
https://usge13.com/files/CTCOMMITTEE.pdf
- June 2, 1813, letter from John Cotton Smith, Governor stating “Resolution Adopted.
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Stanley Evans
