Perceiving by the Resolution inclosed in your Letter of Saturday last, (1) that Congress have assigned this Day to "take into Consideration the Matters stated in my Letters of the 19th & 22d of Feby last and 3d Instant," I think it necessary to inform them, that as my Sentiments are fully expressed in the said Letters, I propose not to take up the Time of the House with further Observations on the Subject. Nevertheless, being always desirous of meeting the Inclination of Congress, I shall attend them, on Notice that they think it expedient, & have the Honor to be sir with great Respect, your most obedt. & most hum sert.E Gerry