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and it broke out over which one of these things chose B as the correct answer. At one point they had a sheriff in and they argued about whether or not to leave the window open. Then you actually did get it right. Let me let this drop and I'll explain. So in the fall of 1776, just months after signing the declaration, it was a bit of an agreement with the Department of Delegations sent by the Continental Congress to Stanton Island to negotiate with British Admiral Richard Howe on their journey. They stopped in New Brunswick, New Jersey where there were ends that were crowded. Only two rooms were available for the delegates, including Edward Rutledge. So Adams and Franklin ended up sharing a bit in a small room without a chimney. One was in the night, the night was marked by a dispute over the window, Adams concerned about it.