In the Union's continuing legislative saga, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, the Speaker, initiated the day by reporting complaints from citizens wronged by the Treasury Commission. The House heard the grievances, reflecting a deep concern for citizen welfare, and called upon Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, Secretary to read the drafts up for decision.

However, when Mr. Jan Suchorzewski, Representative from Kalisz, sought the floor, the Speaker insisted that debate would proceed only after the reading. The proposals address serious issues, including accusations of illegal activities by Jews in the paper stamp trade, leading to faulty law enforcement. The discussion soon turned to concerns about the security of West Poland, with mentions of criminals disguised in National Cavalry uniforms, hinting at a state of disorder.

Focusing on fiscal matters, Mr. Jan Suchorzewski, Representative from Kalisz, called for the reassessment of theater monopolies, arguing their detriment to the treasury. The debate heated up around accusations of a satirical play, "The Deputy’s Return Home" by Mr. Julian Niemcewicz, Representative from Latvia, being an affront to the values and laws of the Union and the President’s oath. The Representatives' own pride in upholding the law clashed with their critique of underhanded attacks on the integrity of their legislative body.

The discourse then shifted to the review of the Treasury Commission's decrees, with calls for urgent action on matters that had been stalled for two years, and for the House to address more pressing issues. There were mentions of concerns for mistakes that could be attributed to the Treasury Commission, offering a glimpse into the accountability mechanisms in place.

The discussion took an illuminating turn with the reading of a project from Mr. Stanisław Kublicki, Representative from Latvia, which insisted on the importance of adhering to laws from 1768 and triggered debates about the Jewish paper stamp scandal yet again.

Amidst the heated proceedings, voices such as Mr. Stefan Zambrzycki, Representative from Nur, urged the House to deliberate carefully, emphasizing the need for due process and legal conformity in financial matters.

As the Speaker sought to redirect the session back to financial projects, the House disagreed on the way forward, straining the Speaker's efforts to maintain the schedule and priorities of the day.

Finally recognizing the need for expedited action, the House suspended the session, resolving to reconvene on Wednesday at 10 a.m., reflecting the complex dance of governance and the pursuit of policies that would shape the future of the Union.

Topics: Sejm session; Stanisław Małachowski; Delegation; Treasury Commission; Citizen complaints; Security in Greater Polish provinces; Theater monopoly; Convent pacts; Forged stamp paper; Comedy “The Deputy's Return”; Treasury Commission decisions; Financial reports; Both Nations' Commissions; Protest against mocking the Nation at the Theater;