The session was opened by Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Congress, where newly elected National Assessors of Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus took their oaths before The President.

Mr. Ludwik Gutakowski, Representative from Orsha County expressed the gratitude and regret of his constituents for the welcomed changes in the nation brought by the May 3rd Constitution but lamented their inability to attend the Congress in person. Similar letters of thanks from the citizens of Sieradz and Plock Counties were also read aloud by the Secretary of Congress.

A proposal regarding the currency standard for gold in The Union was read, but due to the detailed nature of the subject, the discussion was postponed until the next session.

A unanimous decision was made to accept the proposal from the Lithuania-Belarus State, postponing the start of the assessor meeting in Vilnius until November 15th, to allow more time for the assessors to gather.

Mr. Józef Niesiołowski, Senator and Voivode of Nowogródek, reported that due to illness, absence, and the death of several commissioners, there was a lack of quorum in the provincial commission. He proposed that the present commissioners be allowed to make decisions in a reduced capacity until the situation is resolved. This motion was agreed upon.

Upon the motion of Mr. Ignacy Krzucki, Representative from Volhynia, a project concerning the merger of the Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarussian treasuries was read by Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, the Secretary of Congress.

Mr. Mikołaj Russocki, Representative from Krakow, spoke in favor of merging the treasuries of both entities under one commission, similar to other countries with multiple provinces or kingdoms. He argued that Lithuania-Belarus would greatly benefit from this merger. Despite the distance, the Crown Treasury already collects taxes and customs duties from West Poland-Ukraine. To facilitate the process for Lithuanian-Belarusian citizens, a special commission with several commissioners could be established to address issues provisionally, with reports submitted to the Joint National Treasury Commission.

The session was adjourned until Monday at 10 am, to resume on October 10th.

Topics: Swearing-in of National and Lithuanian Assessors; Gratitude for adopting the May 3rd Constitution; Treasury Commission's opinion on currency; Project initiation for Lithuanian assessor meeting; Consent for voivodeship commissioners' decisions in a reduced composition; Proposal to merge the Crown Treasury with the Lithuanian Treasury; Speeches on the merger of the two treasuries; Session adjournment.;