Speaker of the Congress Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, opened proceedings with rhetoric flair, praising the recent generous donation from The President, which bolstered the public treasury. He stressed that while this spontaneous financial contribution covers short-term expenses, it couldn't guarantee a stable military fund. Therefore, he urged the Houses of Congress to swiftly decide on the previously debated equivalence project – a taxation matter critical to military provision and equitable tax distribution.

Before proceeding to readings, Representative from West Poland, Mr. Ignacy Zakrzewski, addressed the floor. He proposed amending an adopted tax law, noting discrepancies in population counts and contributions between West Poland and East Poland-Ukraine, anticipating unanimous assent to rectify these oversights in favor of fair taxation.

After a brief discussion, including cautions over modifying an already sanctioned law, Zakrzewski withdrew his motion in the face of opposition.

In his speech, Mr. Tadeusz Kościałkowski expressed his district's devotion to The President, wishing his reign to last many years and highlighting the unity among citizens as the true strength of The Union. He also echoed calls for finalizing the equivalence project, emphasizing the urgency in managing the national treasury's deficit.

Several other representatives voiced their concerns, ideas, and opinions on managing the nation's fiscal policies and military needs. Appeals were made for fairness in tax collection and for implementing the equivalence project without sparing oneself, thereby alleviating the financial stress on the treasury.

Mr. Mateusz Butrymowicz commended The President for his philanthropy, which inspired similar acts from others, aiding the military funds. He reiterated the importance of the ongoing project to address tax equivalence.

Numerous suggestions from various Representatives reinforced the day's focus on the equivalence project aimed at balancing tax burdens and supplementing military funding. Amid these discussions, Speaker Małachowski continued onto the next topic, requesting Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, the secretary, to read aloud the proposal for reminders.

As the debate continued, questions about taxation based on income and the necessity of fair assessments arose, exposing different viewpoints on how best to implement the tax reforms. The Session concluded with plans to revisit these topics and finalize decisions during the upcoming session on Tuesday.

Speaker Małachowski announced the generosity of Warsaw bankers who offered a significant loan to the government, affirming the nation's collective effort to support military expenses while awaiting tax revenues.

The session wrapped up with the Speaker promoting discussions about tax policy specifics to the following day, in anticipation of contributions from Mr. Kossowski, the Under Secretary of Treasury for Poland-Ukraine. He suggested tackling various technicalities inherent in the execution of fiscal laws.

The day's session underscored the complex interplay of taxation, military funding, and civic unity as central to upholding The Union's stability. It showcased the dedication of congress members and The President to collectively securing the nation's future amid financial challenges.

Topics: Sejm Marshal and donations to the public treasury; Equivalence project and taxes; Role of Jews in military financing; Acknowledgement of King's donation and call for continuation of reign; Preparation and funding of the army; Tax fairness; Payments and money circulation; Taxable cities and poll taxes; Income revisions and allowances; Issue of delegation and choice of tax projects; King's example and appeals to bankers;