Communication From the Executive of Delaware
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Resolved^ That no such political assemblage as a Con- vention of the States, could take place as a constitutional organ of government; and that, if assembled, it could have no such power as that set forth by the Resolutions of South Carolina, "to consider and determine such questions of dis- puted power as have arisen between the States of this Con- federacy and the General Government. " Resolved, That it is not expedient for Congress to call "a convention for proposing amendments"' at this tim...e. — But that if any amendments be necessary, it comports with the views of the General Assemb'y of this State, that they should be proposed in the other mode provided by the Con- stitution — "by two thirds of both Houses of Congress. " Resolved, That the governor be requested to transmit copies of these reolutions to the Governors of the several States, with a request that they may be laid before the Le- gislatuses of the respective States; and also to our Senators and to our Representative in Congress, t« be by them laid before Congress for consideration.
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Resolved^ That no such political assemblage as a Con- vention of the States, could take place as a constitutional organ of government; and that, if assembled, it could have no such power as that set forth by the Resolutions of South Carolina, "to consider and determine such questions of dis- puted power as have arisen between the States of this Con- federacy and the General Government. " Resolved, That it is not expedient for Congress to call "a convention for proposing amendments"' at this tim...e. — But that if any amendments be necessary, it comports with the views of the General Assemb'y of this State, that they should be proposed in the other mode provided by the Con- stitution — "by two thirds of both Houses of Congress. " Resolved, That the governor be requested to transmit copies of these reolutions to the Governors of the several States, with a request that they may be laid before the Le- gislatuses of the respective States; and also to our Senators and to our Representative in Congress, t« be by them laid before Congress for consideration.
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