...senators by the state legislatures. Among the various modes which might have been devised for constituting this branch of the government, that which has been...opinion. It is recommended by the double advantage of favouring a select appointment, and of giving to the state governments such an agency in the formation...

...senators by the state legislatures. Among the various modes which might have been devised for constituting this branch of the government, that which has been proposed by the convention is probably the mo§t congenial with the public opinion. It is recommended by the double advantage of favouring a select...

...present but a part of the powers of government. It is recommended by the double advantage of favouring a select appointment, and of giving to the state governments such an agency in the formation of the general government as preserves the authority of the former, and contributes to render them living...

...the most congenial with the public opinion. It is recommended by the double advantage of favouring a select appointment, and of giving to the state governments...in the formation of the federal government, as must sedure the authority of the former, and may form a convenient link between the two systems. 3. The...

...the most congenial with the public opinion. It is recommended by the double advantage of favouring a select appointment, and of giving to the state governments...agency in the formation of the federal government, as mutt secure the anpen, must be sufficient to satisfy all dispassionate and discerning men, that if...

...constitution, viz. election by the legislature of each state, is undoubtedly the best for this country. " It is recommended by the double advantage of favoring...governments such an agency in the formation of the general government, as preserves their authority and contributes to render them actual members of the...

...senators by the state legislatures. Among the various modes which might have been devised for constituting this branch of the government, that which has been...opinion. It is recommended by the double advantage of favouring a select appointment, and of giving to the state governments snch an agency in the formation...

...deliberation, the last was thought to possess a decided preference over either of the other two. It was recommended by the double advantage of favoring a...governments such an agency in the formation of the national government, as might secure a due authority to the former, and may well serve as a connecting...

...are setting at naught the authority of those very states, and in the language of Mr. Madison, instead of " giving to the State Governments such an agency in the formation of the Federal Govern. men t as must secure the authority of the former," are depriving them of all agency whatever,...

...The election of senators in Congress by the state legislatures has the double advantage of favouring a select appointment, and of giving to the state governments such an essential agency in the formation of the General Government as recognises and preserves their separate...