Madisons Famous Original Letter Against Nullification 1832
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His notes carry on their face proofs that they were taken in a very desultorv manner, bv which parts of sentences explaining or qualifying other parts, might often escape the ear. He left the Convention also on the 5th of July before it had reached the midway of its session, and before the opinions of the members were fully developed into their matured and practical shapes. Xor did he conceal the feelings of discon- tent and disgust, which he carried away with him. These considerations may acco...unt for errors; some of which are self-condemned. Who can believe that so crude and untenable a statement could have been intentionally made on the floor of the Con- vention as "that the several States were political societies, varying from the loii'est corporations to tiie highest sovereigns" or "that the States had vested all the essen- tial rights of Government in the old Congress. " On recurring to the writings of Col. Taylor, * it will be seen that he founds his imputation against myself and Governor Randolph, of favoring a consolidated Na- tional Government on the Resolutions introduced into the Convention bv the former, in behalf of the \'irginia Delegates from a consultation among whom thev were the result.
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His notes carry on their face proofs that they were taken in a very desultorv manner, bv which parts of sentences explaining or qualifying other parts, might often escape the ear. He left the Convention also on the 5th of July before it had reached the midway of its session, and before the opinions of the members were fully developed into their matured and practical shapes. Xor did he conceal the feelings of discon- tent and disgust, which he carried away with him. These considerations may acco...unt for errors; some of which are self-condemned. Who can believe that so crude and untenable a statement could have been intentionally made on the floor of the Con- vention as "that the several States were political societies, varying from the loii'est corporations to tiie highest sovereigns" or "that the States had vested all the essen- tial rights of Government in the old Congress. " On recurring to the writings of Col. Taylor, * it will be seen that he founds his imputation against myself and Governor Randolph, of favoring a consolidated Na- tional Government on the Resolutions introduced into the Convention bv the former, in behalf of the \'irginia Delegates from a consultation among whom thev were the result.
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