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 :ea:oss mt!.ss rtis;ssis of sls .le citizens support principles which go diiirectjyste te a change of the Federal Constitution \ siuA the State governments, and co,,'o, < ldate them into one Our country tco large to have all its affairs dir, 's by q single government. Public .srr saiits at |, distance, and from under tlsa eye of tbeir constituents, must be nna' bio to administer and overlook all -tbs details necessary for the welfare of tbe people; and detection of errors and frauds being thus difficult, if not impos sible. public agents will be invited

 corruption, plunder and waste. And I believe, il the principle were to preyai, of a common law being i'll force la tt,s

 United States, by which the generalaes yernment would ;it. c,lce possess a aIl the powers of the State governments ane reduce us to q single consolidated o,s verumeEt, it would be tie most cor r,i.,. on earth. What a field for iot,bina speculating, plundcfing, dsc. would tIe produced by an assumption of all the State powers into the lands of the zen. eral government. The true theory of our Constitution Is the wisest and hes,

 that the States arc independent as t, every thing within themselves, and uni. tedas to every thing as as to foreign t,a. tions. Let the general government De reduced to iorelgneoEeerns only, and lcs these regard commerce {ehietly,) which hemerchoft seslHsafsoget the tssstsssslAse sslAse more they are teli free tomauage for hen,sclucy.