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mated with the most ho-tile feelings towards each other
What Is to be the effect OF all this


Ago i perhaps ulrcas.,nab,y ,i,nd Certain l. that
now dread consequences which once thought imasiaary
feel disposed 70 take refuge under some less turbulent and
les dangerous mode OF choosing the Chief Magistrate; and


nv mind suggests less objectionable than that YOU haze
proposed We shall be under the tanners OF par
cular men Strife will longer be excited, when 1t can no
longer sfec its object neither the People nj large nor me
councils Of the nation viii be aeitacd by the ail-surbns
question: who shall be President Yet ne viii IN truth be
chosen substantially by the People. The Senators in a.
way. be among the able Of the States lhonsh
appointed for tbs particular purpose they must always
be appointed for portan; purposes and must possess
large share Of the public confidence. If the People OF the


United elect many persons a compose one
Senatorial class and the President TO be chosen among
them b, lot in the you purpose he would be sub
>taualy elected by the Pcore; and yet such mode OF
election would be recommended By advantages winch your
plan docs posses in many respects It would Oe less
eligible


Reasoning PRIOR <hosld undoubtedly pronounce the
system, adopted By the Convention the best that could hc de-
yi>cd. Judging from experience, am driven to different
conclusion have. Your request submitted my reflections.
to vour private view; and will add that with great and
respectful esteem. your obedicni servant. MARSHALL