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— • Why then is this jealousy attempted ? Is it because she had given us Washington in our revolution, and Jef- ferson now ? Is it to the superiority of her patriots and statesmen we must attribute tins unworthy envy?
It had been asked why we do not resort to a conven- tion, if we wish to amend the constitution. For his part he was averse to calling conventions, but when no other remedy was provided ; bodies of that description are invested with boundless power ; the physical and politic * Mess...rs. Adams and Pickwmg ( 95 ) cal powers of the state are in their hands; and they ars therefore more exposed to the zeal and the intrigues of the ardent and ambitious. The constitution has provided means more simple, and fully adequate ; and even though we might err in our determinations, the check of three fourths of the legislatures will be an adequate protection against the invasion of the public rights.
We are told we shall give up every thing if we pass this amendment ; shall we really have more or less power than before — or has there been any coalition which is under an apprehension of losing every thing by its pas- sage ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— • Why then is this jealousy attempted ? Is it because she had given us Washington in our revolution, and Jef- ferson now ? Is it to the superiority of her patriots and statesmen we must attribute tins unworthy envy?
It had been asked why we do not resort to a conven- tion, if we wish to amend the constitution. For his part he was averse to calling conventions, but when no other remedy was provided ; bodies of that description are invested with boundless power ; the physical and politic * Mess...rs. Adams and Pickwmg ( 95 ) cal powers of the state are in their hands; and they ars therefore more exposed to the zeal and the intrigues of the ardent and ambitious. The constitution has provided means more simple, and fully adequate ; and even though we might err in our determinations, the check of three fourths of the legislatures will be an adequate protection against the invasion of the public rights.
We are told we shall give up every thing if we pass this amendment ; shall we really have more or less power than before — or has there been any coalition which is under an apprehension of losing every thing by its pas- sage ?
What to read after Report of a Debate in the Senate of the United States, On a Resolution for Recommending to the Legilatures [sic] of the Several States, An Amendment to the Third Paragraph of the First Section of the Second Article of the Constitution of the United States?
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