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| "...government...never can extend equal benefit to all parts of the United States. Different laws, customs, and options exist in different states, which by a uniform system of laws would be unreasonably invaded." |
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| Wanted the legislative branch to be more powerful than the executive branch. |
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| Wanted the Constitution to be ratified. |
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| Favored dividing power among different branches. |
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| Wanted a single person to lead the executive branch. |
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| "a bill of rights...serves to secure the minority against the usurpation and tyranny of the majority" |
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| wanted the important powers to remain with the states |
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| "I am against inserting a declaration of rights in the Constitution...If such an addition is not dangerous, it is at least unnecesssary." |
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| "The...new form of government...declares a consolidation ofr union of all the thirteen parts, or states into one great whole...It is an intuitive truth that a consolidated republican form of government[will lead]...into monarch, either limited or despotic." |
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| "This country should never split into a number of unsocial, jealous, and alien sovereignties." |
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