The day started with Speaker Stanisław Małachowski commenting on the significance of legislation in the well-being of the national body—a metaphor for the nation's health and civic harmony.

During the discussions, there were proposals and debates on military budgeting and the structuring of the Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarusian defense forces. Representative Kazimierz Rzewuski from Podolia offered a revised plan, suggesting the division of a military brigade into three parts.

Representative Wojciech Suchodolski from Chełm questioned the remuneration of officials under the National Defense Commission, sparking a debate on whether salaries accorded by the former Department of Military Affairs should be carried over.

The topic of the day shifted towards the proposal of Senator Michał Walewski from West Poland, who insisted on immediate action regarding the establishment of supply depots (magazines) for the National Cavalry. Despite urgings from Speaker Małachowski to continue with the existing agenda, there was recognition of the urgency of military provisioning.

The conversation took a pivot when Senator Kazimierz Sapieha from Lithuania-Belarus stepped in to defend Regent Pan Jasiński's salary, petitioning for an amendment to ensure equitable payment considering his services.

President Potocki from Lublin warily urged for conservative fiscal measures, given the financial strain of mobilizing a larger military.

Stanisław Potocki faced off against the Secretary of the Treasury, emphasizing responsible spending, while Senator Walewski kept pushing for expeditious funding for military provisions to prevent the collapse of the National Cavalry.

Towards the end of the session, Speaker Małachowski, in a powerful speech, stressed the need to progress with legislative matters swiftly and judiciously, urging the House to fulfill their duties without bowing to individual pressures.

Senator Karśnicki from Wielun voiced his commitment to the welfare of the military, suggesting alternate methods for supporting the National Cavalry without placing new burdens on the citizens.

In summary, despite a few contentious moments, the day revolved around military organization, provision, and finances. The desire to balance urgent needs with responsible legislation was a theme that resonated throughout the floor discussions.

That's it for today, folks! Tune in tomorrow for more updates on these ongoing debates and be sure to check out the connected biographies of key figures at Sejm-Wielki.pl, our session's sponsor.

Topics: Work of the Sejm Marshal; Discussions on the Military Commission and officials' salaries; Brigade distribution; Promotion of officials; Extraordinary fund; Military establishment and salary settings; Issues of Kamianets fortress; Osepy (tax for military needs); National cavalry and related issues of army provisioning; Responsibility and management of funds;