Military Commission Recommendation of the Union of Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus

Hey folks, check out what went down at the Congress yesterday! The Joint Military Commission, recognizing the need for more firepower, has pitched to Mister President and the Houses of Congress a proposal that would beef up the infantry regiments. They're looking to recruit 15 sharpshooters and an NCO per company, offering them the same bucks as the artillery guys get. And they're not planning on wasting cash either—they're calculating the costs for some new guns and gear from our own factories, then sending that bill to The Treasury. Stay tuned to see how that goes down!

Topics: Military commission; sharpshooters; field infantry regiments; artillery corps; pay for soldiers and non-commissioned officers; recruitment of sharpshooters; expenses for weapons and uniforms; treasury commissions; national factories; frugality;

Appointment of Delegates to Develop a Project Regarding Domestic Economy

In the session that sizzled on Saturday, July 24, 1790, the Union Congress made moves to bolster the economic game. Recognizing the need for self-made swag—for both the military and the everyday crew—they're rolling up sleeves to boost domestic production. We're talking about setting up new factories, cleaning up rivers, digging canals, and getting a national bank off the ground. To turn this big idea into reality, a squad of delegates has been tagged in to sit down with finance commissioners, ministry folks, bankers, and business hotshots to brainstorm and bring a tight plan back to Congress ASAP.

The Roll Call of Delegation MVPs includes:

• Senator Castellan Jacek Jezierski from Łuków,
• Reps Ignacy Zakrzewski and Ksawery Działyński from Poznań,
• Prince Józef Czartoryski, the rep from Volhynia,
• Michał Bernowicz, the rep from Novogrudok,
• Mateusz Butrymowicz, the rep from Pinsk,
• Fryderyk Moszyński, Secretary of State for Lithuania-Belarus,
• Prota Potocki, the lord of Guzów,
• And Priest Ossowski.

The Congress has made it clear: It's time to put the Union 's economy on steroids. Watch this space!

Topics: Appointment of a delegation for the project; establishment of factories; military armament; civilian needs; trade assistance; river cleaning; canal digging; establishment of a national bank; treasury commissioners; senators and deputies.;

Commission to the Distinguished Seal Keepers of Both Nations

In today's Congressional beat, the Houses of Congress issued a charge to the esteemed Seal Keepers of both Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus. The directive mandates a review of the Latvian Senator Bishop's claims to the foundational holdings in the Kurland Duchy within the Piltyń County. It also tackles other matters concerning the Catholic faith within this region. The Seal Keepers are instructed to draft a settlement proposal or deliver justice to the concerned parties. They have been given a three-month deadline. Their findings are to be presented for approval by The President and subjected to the consensus of The Union. Stay tuned for updates on how this pans out among our diplomatic legislators!

Topics: Sealers of both nations; Claims of the senator-bishop; Endowment properties of the bishopric; Duchy of Courland; District of Pilten; Catholic religion; Agreement proposal; Approval of the king and the estates of the Republic;