The Federal Constitution in Virginia 1787 1788
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I never saw him so keen for anything in my life as he is for the adoption of the new scheme of government. As the eyes of all America are turned towards this truly great and good man for the first President I took the liberty of sounding him upon it. He appeare to be earnestly against going into public life again ; pleads in excuse for himself his love of retirement and his advanced age, but notwithstanding of these, I am fully of opinion he may be induced to appear once more on the publick sta...ge of life. I form my opinion from what passed between us in a very long and serious conversation, as well as from what I could gather from Mrs. Washington on same subject. Our Assembly are now sitting ; they have not yet done much busi- ness, but what has been done is highly commendable. They have in very strong and pointed language thrown out a proposal for emitting paper money, and they iiave repealed the Port Bill which was attended with numberless inconveniences to the merchants. At the request of Col° George Mason, I have drawn up a plan for a new bill, which will more effectually secure the revenue than the former, and will remove the many objections that mercantile people had to the last Till this As- sembly an idea seemed to prevail almost universally that the landed and commercial interests were opp^ised to each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never saw him so keen for anything in my life as he is for the adoption of the new scheme of government. As the eyes of all America are turned towards this truly great and good man for the first President I took the liberty of sounding him upon it. He appeare to be earnestly against going into public life again ; pleads in excuse for himself his love of retirement and his advanced age, but notwithstanding of these, I am fully of opinion he may be induced to appear once more on the publick sta...ge of life. I form my opinion from what passed between us in a very long and serious conversation, as well as from what I could gather from Mrs. Washington on same subject. Our Assembly are now sitting ; they have not yet done much busi- ness, but what has been done is highly commendable. They have in very strong and pointed language thrown out a proposal for emitting paper money, and they iiave repealed the Port Bill which was attended with numberless inconveniences to the merchants. At the request of Col° George Mason, I have drawn up a plan for a new bill, which will more effectually secure the revenue than the former, and will remove the many objections that mercantile people had to the last Till this As- sembly an idea seemed to prevail almost universally that the landed and commercial interests were opp^ised to each other.
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