Special History of New York
Special History of New York
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1845 Silas Wright, D. 1847 John Young, W. 1849 Hamilton Fish, W. 1851 Washington Hunt, W. 1853 Horatio Seymour, D. 1855 Myron H. Clark, IF. 1857 John A. King, R. 1859 Edwin D. Morgan, R. 1863 Horatio Seymour, D. 18G5 Reuben E. Fenton, R. 1869 John T. Hoffman, D. 1873 John A. Dix, R. 1875 Samuel J. Tilden, D. 1877 Lucius Robinson, D.
AFTER THE KEVOLUTION. 345 This was the feeling of Governor Clinton, Judge Robert Yates, and John Lansing, afterward chancellor, who became the champions of state ri...ghts in New York ; while Hamil- ton, Schuyler, Jay, and Chancellor Livingston, the leaders of the opposite party, argued for a closer union of the states, and for investing the federal government with power to en- force its authority in matters affecting the Union as a whole.
New York sent three delegates to the convention that prepared the Constitution of the United States, but two of them withdrew on finding that it was proposed to supersede the Articles of Confederation with an entirely new instru- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1845 Silas Wright, D. 1847 John Young, W. 1849 Hamilton Fish, W. 1851 Washington Hunt, W. 1853 Horatio Seymour, D. 1855 Myron H. Clark, IF. 1857 John A. King, R. 1859 Edwin D. Morgan, R. 1863 Horatio Seymour, D. 18G5 Reuben E. Fenton, R. 1869 John T. Hoffman, D. 1873 John A. Dix, R. 1875 Samuel J. Tilden, D. 1877 Lucius Robinson, D.
AFTER THE KEVOLUTION. 345 This was the feeling of Governor Clinton, Judge Robert Yates, and John Lansing, afterward chancellor, who became the champions of state ri...ghts in New York ; while Hamil- ton, Schuyler, Jay, and Chancellor Livingston, the leaders of the opposite party, argued for a closer union of the states, and for investing the federal government with power to en- force its authority in matters affecting the Union as a whole.
New York sent three delegates to the convention that prepared the Constitution of the United States, but two of them withdrew on finding that it was proposed to supersede the Articles of Confederation with an entirely new instru- ment.
What to read after Special History of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G P George Payn Quackenbos to read onlineMoreLess
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