In the absence of the President, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski opened the session with remarks on the difficulty of reconciling varying opinions on disciplinary action matters. He urged members to submit their prepared proposals with the hope of reaching consensus.

Representative Jan Suchorzewski from Kalisz commented that there was no need for new proposals since two had already been submitted by Representatives Ignacy Wybranowski from Lublin and Albin Skórkowski from Sandomierz. He called for attention to individuals who had shown great effort, particularly concerning disciplinary actions.

Under Secretary of the Treasury for Poland-Ukraine Roch Kossowski and Speaker Ignacy Potocki, along with Reverend Hugo Kołłątaj, a scribe from Poland-Ukraine proposed for higher positions, were discussed. Representative Ignacy Zakrzewski from Poznań expressed concern over the session's thin attendance and requested suspending decisions until more members arrived.

Representative Julian Niemcewicz from Latvia agreed that important matters shouldn't be decided by few attendees, yet he argued that the reward allocations for individuals like Representatives Franciszek Barss and Tomasz Czech could be safely decided.

Representative Wojciech Świętosławski from Volhynia mentioned the rewards, saying decisions could be left to the general consensus and emphasized the importance of conducting proper decision-making, even with fewer members present.

Representative Antoni Madaliński from Gniezno argued for proper legislative procedures and suggested waiting for more Representatives before finalizing decisions. He supported rewards but advised against any haste.

Other Representatives, such as Jan Suchorzewski from Kalisz, supported promoting deserving individuals to higher positions and rewarding those, like Franciszek Barss and Tomasz Czech, who had proven their merit to the Union through their actions.

There was a significant debate about the rewards for civil service and merits. Some argued that deserving individuals should be granted titles or positions, while others stressed the necessity for prudent management of national resources.

To conclude, the session was suspended until the next morning to allow for more Representatives to attend and participate in the decision-making process regarding rewards and appointments.

For further details on the individuals mentioned and their genealogical backgrounds, you can visit their profiles at the Sejm Great Genealogy site, such as Speaker Stanisław Małachowski or Under Secretary of the Treasury for Lithuania-Belarus Ignacy Potocki.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; Deputy Jan Suchorzewski; Overbridging matter; Denunciations; Rewards and honors (Mr. Turski, Mr. Ignacy Potocki); Recommendations for senior ministerial positions; Number of deputies and sessions of the Sejm; Ministerial magistracy issues; Decision on the reward for Mr. Turski; Discussions on ennoblement (Mr. Franciszek Barss, Mr. Tomasz Czech); Project on ennoblement and rewards; Examination of the nobility and acquisition of nobility emblems; Suspension of Sejm sessions.;