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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	305
m r gov r	256
r gov r morris	246
on the question for	94
gen l gov t	91
the legislature of the	87
the gen l gov	82
of the several states	74
the nat l legislature	71
it passed in the	70
a majority of the	70
the members of the	69
moved to strike out	68
motion of m r	66
the house of representatives	64
the people of the	63
was agreed to nem	63
of the nat l	60
from time to time	56
the consent of the	54
the state gov ts	54
the president of the	52
at the same time	50
the constitution of the	48
election of executive by	47
the authority of the	47
passed in the negative	47
two thirds of the	47
in the d branch	46
the articles of confederation	46
without the consent of	45
the united states shall	45
legislature of the u	43
ought not to be	43
branch of the legislature	42
president of the united	42
to strike out the	42
the motion of m	42
of the legislature of	41
gov r morris moved	41
be chosen by the	40
the laws of the	40
in favor of the	39
the legislatures of the	38
be appointed by the	38
legislature of the united	37
moved by m r	37
the appointment of the	37
shall have power to	36
of the supreme court	36
r morris moved to	36
of the national legislature	36
the report of the	35
which was agreed to	35
of the gen l	35
the people at large	34
president of the senate	34
chosen by the people	33
in the st branch	32
passed in the affirmative	32
constitution of the united	32
committee of the whole	32
the whole number of	32
under the authority of	31
in order to take	31
an election by the	30
in the printed journal	30
the hands of the	29
by the state legislatures	29
nat l gov t	29
on the question to	29
as well as the	29
united states of america	28
report of the committee	28
m d div d	28
of the gov t	28
the united states of	27
in the first instance	27
an equality of votes	27
about years of age	26
the representatives of the	26
order to take up	26
the number of representatives	26
for the purpose of	26
to be chosen by	26
members of the legislature	26
that it would be	25
of two thirds of	25
on the question n	25
moved to postpone the	25
the rights of the	25
the seat of the	25
the gen l government	25
appointment of judges by	25
in time of peace	25
in the hands of	25
of the state legislatures	24
is about years of	24
branch of the national	24
on the other side	24
legislatures of the states	24
the government of the	23
by the people of	23
ought to be made	23
at the end of	23
m r gerry moved	23
it was agreed to	23
in the house of	23
question on m r	22
the power of the	22
ex post facto laws	22
representatives of the people	22
the declaration of independence	22
question for agreeing to	22
election by the people	22
to the gen l	22
on motion of m	22
at the time of	22
of the small states	22
to the number of	21
of the legislatures of	21
the equality of votes	21
of the people of	21
the gen l legislature	21
of suffrage in the	21
of votes in the	21
paid out of the	21
judges of the supreme	21
the national legislature ought	21
meeting of the legislature	21
moved to insert after	21
a part of the	20
emit bills of credit	20
the articles of union	20
to take up the	20
majority of the people	20
of the house of	20
m r pinkney moved	20
was in favor of	20
united states shall be	20
m r wilson was	20
majority of the whole	20
legislature ought to be	20
on committee of august	20
m r sherman moved	20
no person shall be	20
shall be vested in	20
house of rep s	20
of m r madison	20
in the case of	20
two or more states	20
of the d branch	20
by m r gov	20
consent of the senate	20
m r sherman thought	19
of the members present	19
the nat l gov	19
that the members of	19
the end of the	19
be paid out of	19
of the senate and	19
m r sherman was	19
of the state gov	19
the will of the	19
as moved by m	19
the right of suffrage	19
by the legislature of	18
of the senate shall	18
be made by the	18
the question on the	18
the powers of the	18
by the nat l	18
thirds of the members	18
r sherman moved to	18
of the members of	18
strike out the words	18
he did not think	18
a citizen of the	18
equality of votes in	18
shall originate in the	18
question for striking out	18
was then agreed to	18
to add to the	18
for the term of	18
it w d be	18
to insert the words	18
the people of america	18
opposes election of executive	18
national legislature ought to	18
morris moved to strike	17
on the motion of	17
the proceedings of the	17
to the president of	17
of a majority of	17
on the other hand	17
r gerry moved to	17
he observed that the	17
house of representatives shall	17
of the articles of	17
of the whole number	17
the house of rep	17
in cases of impeachment	17
he did not mean	17
m r madison moved	17
election of representatives by	17
one of the most	17
under the united states	17
thought it would be	17
authority of the united	17
of the committee of	17
he is about years	17
on the question on	17
of the st branch	17
the jurisdiction of the	17
on the subject of	17
the concurrence of the	17
favors election of executive	17
so as to read	17
to be appointed by	17
consent of the legislature	16
urged the necessity of	16
to be made for	16
on the application of	16
by the national legislature	16
the first branch of	16
and house of representatives	16
during the term of	16
the committee of eleven	16
the law of nations	16
the importation of slaves	16
the question to agree	16
elected by the people	16
as well as of	16
be elected by the	16
each state shall have	16
should have power to	16
the officers of the	16
one branch of the	16
favors appointment of judges	16
m r williamson moved	16
officers of the united	16
the question for agreeing	16
first branch of the	16
of the first branch	15
by m r randolph	15
in convention m r	15
the framers of the	15
of the states as	15
members of each house	15
seat of gov t	15
to insert after the	15
the election of the	15
the members of each	15
by electors chosen by	15
res d that the	15
ineligibility of representatives to	15
provision ought to be	15
the executives of the	15
be vested in a	15
is about years old	15
question to agree to	15
senate and house of	15
people of the united	15
to provide for the	15
the choice of the	15
in the power of	15
government of the united	15
the congress may by	14
the house of delegates	14
the office of president	14
laws of the united	14
by the legislatures of	14
to the whole number	14
that provision ought to	14
in committee of the	14
proceedings of the convention	14
the seat of gov	14
in the national legislature	14
be referred to the	14
their offices during good	14
m r madison m	14
with the advice and	14
of the states in	14
the case of the	14
be a majority of	14
of m r randolph	14
of the people in	14
m r rutlidge moved	14
of ex post facto	14
hold their offices during	14
citizen of the united	14
moved to add to	14
to be paid out	14
people of the states	14
take up the following	14
within the limits of	14
of m r gov	14
of the large states	14
the consideration of the	14
be given to the	14
the united states in	14
r madison m r	14
on the part of	13
with regard to the	13
the greatest number of	13
the clause relating to	13
of all the states	13
this constitution shall be	13
in such manner as	13
on the side of	13
it ought to be	13
in the gen l	13
be made for the	13
r pinkney moved to	13
proposed by m r	13
for the sake of	13
advice and consent of	13
in the united states	13
the several states shall	13
the part of the	13
from the committee of	13
of meeting of legislature	13
m r madison was	13
r madison moved to	13
term of seven years	13
address from rhode island	13
m r elseworth moved	13
compensation for their services	13
at the seat of	13
m r randolph moved	13
the expiration of the	13
at the expiration of	13
each house shall be	13
the extent of the	13
power to tax exports	13
of judges by executive	13
m r madison observed	13
people of the several	13
the senators and representatives	13
r madison observed that	13
in proportion to their	13
the advice and consent	13
gov r morris was	13
a negative on the	13
of m r sherman	13
prohibition of ex post	13
in the several states	13
against the united states	13
the united states and	13
and consent of the	13
m r gerry thought	13
a member from each	13
member from each state	13
as to money bills	13
executive by the people	13
inclusion of judiciary in	13
the senate and house	13
legislatures of the several	12
correspondence of rufus king	12
should be made by	12
signs address from rhode	12
be an inhabitant of	12
time of meeting of	12
the number of inhabitants	12
of the proceedings of	12
of the states to	12
gov r morris thought	12
ag d to nem	12
election of president by	12
having the greatest number	12
which shall be made	12
the rule of representation	12
originate in the house	12
of executive by electors	12
by the several states	12
the south n states	12
the person having the	12
was of opinion that	12
from among those of	12
in order to consider	12
life and correspondence of	12
to be elected by	12
executives of the states	12
the journal of the	12
the supreme court shall	12
the judges of the	12
of executive by the	12
the question for striking	12
representatives to other offices	12
of representation in the	12
originating money bills in	12
the recess of the	12
the large states would	12
framers of the constitution	12
of representatives to other	12
the side of the	12
moved to insert the	12
to the committee of	12
authority of the u	12
of members of legislature	12
by the gen l	12
to agree to the	12
in the first branch	12
d branch of the	12
there could be no	12
ineligible a d time	12
and correspondence of rufus	12
greatest number of votes	12
chosen by the legislatures	12
in proportion to the	12
be drawn from the	12
to the nat l	12
r williamson moved to	12
person having the greatest	12
votes in the d	12
the com e of	12
be the supreme law	12
in order to prevent	12
m r elseworth was	11
confidence of the people	11
by the house of	11
other public ministers and	11
grant letters of marque	11
the case of a	11
m r king thought	11
the general gov t	11
he was ag st	11
gov r morris ded	11
members of the nat	11
be vested in the	11
the national gov t	11
proposition of m r	11
p a div d	11
into the hands of	11
by m r wilson	11
it was then moved	11
of both houses shall	11
the influence of the	11
each state shall be	11
by and with the	11
public ministers and consuls	11
the acts of the	11
m r wilson moved	11
by the people at	11
m r williamson was	11
of the individual states	11
the committee of detail	11
any office under the	11
that the gen l	11
first meeting of the	11
moves election of executive	11
offices during good behaviour	11
thirds of the states	11
the opinion of the	11
his continuance in office	11
of the general legislature	11
the united states to	11
motion to strike out	11
on committee on navigation	11
negative of state laws	11
the first meeting of	11
the treasury of the	11
it had been said	11
genius of the people	11
shall be entitled to	11
to be vested in	11
gov r morris said	11
laws of the states	11
committee on navigation acts	11
the object of the	11
the manner in which	11
the limits of the	11
states ought to be	11
of the same state	11
supreme law of the	11
ag st the u	11
rights of the people	11
the d branch of	11
of each branch of	11
of the age of	11
referred to the committee	11
to get rid of	11
the citizens of the	11
the concurrence of two	11
that the national legislature	11
have a right to	11
with the consent of	11
of the treasury of	11
the clause as it	11
the state of the	11
the supreme law of	11
m r madison thought	11
be at liberty to	11
that the large states	11
shall be the supreme	11
is a man of	11
by the people themselves	10
states in congress assembled	10
be guarded ag st	10
of each house shall	10
be according to the	10
in the history of	10
person shall be convicted	10
money shall be drawn	10
of president of the	10
of the second branch	10
reserving to the states	10
a quotation mark was	10
extend to all cases	10
it is the opinion	10
entered on the journal	10
the course of the	10
the idea of a	10
electors chosen by the	10
to emit bills of	10
in the opinion of	10
m r m chenry	10
a member of the	10
judiciary in revisionary power	10
no money shall be	10
in the report of	10
the committee of the	10
moved to amend the	10
in the words following	10
all bills for raising	10
power to emit bills	10
in the course of	10
united states shall have	10
be given in each	10
be of the age	10
to the state legislatures	10
election by the legislature	10
m r randolph m	10
to hold their offices	10
did not mean to	10
favors election of representatives	10
have an equal vote	10
of marque and reprisal	10
r randolph m r	10
eventual election of president	10
the members from the	10
shall have one vote	10
presented to the president	10
in the nat l	10
in the same manner	10
among the several states	10
in each state to	10
the number of the	10
on a question for	10
of the government of	10
m r butler was	10
prior to the year	10
of m r patterson	10
well as of the	10
members of legislature to	10
of the state of	10
of representatives by the	10
he shall be chosen	10
hold his office during	10
by the d branch	10
of originating money bills	10
office of president of	10
of the state in	10
for agreeing to the	10
of the people to	10
letters of marque and	10
the sense of the	10
the senate of the	10
not otherwise provided for	10
except in cases of	10
shall be drawn from	10
it could not be	10
appointed on grand committee	10
is the opinion of	10
originating of money bills	10
the states shall be	10
as much as possible	10
plan of m r	10
each branch of the	10
ex post facto law	10
ineligibility of members of	10
of m r wilson	10
there can be no	10
for the common defence	10
on the high seas	10
the establishment of a	10
and with the advice	10
the legislature should be	10
m r randolph was	10
the confidence of the	10
ratification of constitution by	10
the service of the	10
he shall have power	10
negative on the laws	10
the nat l executive	10
the smallness of the	10
given in each state	10
members of the first	10
representation ought to be	10
of the com e	9
be most likely to	9
congress may by law	9
the opinion of this	9
the rights of property	9
the beginning of the	9
the age of thirty	9
he did not wish	9
the united states may	9
m r pinkney m	9
each state to the	9
of the legislature to	9
between the two houses	9
be entered on the	9
the states will be	9
that the executive be	9
a term of years	9
house of delegates shall	9
the first part of	9
shall not have attained	9
m r madison ded	9
as it would be	9
the meeting of the	9
any title of nobility	9
m r gerry was	9
the same time that	9
which he shall be	9
the use of the	9
and a majority of	9
an equal number of	9
who shall not have	9
president of the u	9
a period was added	9
the articles of the	9
office during the term	9
not have attained to	9
to the power of	9
in all cases to	9
concurrence of two thirds	9
each state by the	9
throughout the united states	9
appointed by the legislature	9
the proposition of m	9
of its own members	9
clause of the report	9
the co m ittee	9
a nat l gov	9
insert after the word	9
shall have the sole	9
of the american constitution	9
representatives by the people	9
had no objection to	9
money bills in house	9
to be according to	9
w d be a	9
on this question n	9
the plan of m	9
a fixed compensation for	9
r govern r morris	9
get rid of the	9
by the articles of	9
minority of the people	9
shall hold his office	9
shall be on the	9
m r govern r	9
that the people of	9
such number be a	9
in time of war	9
shall be bound thereby	9
m r carrol moved	9
a national gov t	9
the question for postponing	9
the nat l treasury	9
be presented to the	9
any thing in the	9
without the concurrence of	9
for the united states	9
as far as the	9
validity of state acts	9
amended was then agreed	9
of the executive by	9
to the other house	9
second branch of the	9
r pinkney m r	9
some of the states	9
of the constitutional convention	9
thirds of the senate	9
the mode of appointing	9
shall be determined by	9
increase in representation of	9
representation in the senate	9
of m r r	9
appointment of the officers	9
if such number be	9
during his continuance in	9
the states in the	9
in such a manner	9
the close of the	9
ought to be given	9
have attained to the	9
of voting in senate	9
to be of the	9
of judiciary in revisionary	9
holding any office under	9
in the nature of	9
period was added after	9
to the end of	9
mode of appointing the	9
any of the states	9
view of the subject	9
office under the authority	9
to the age of	9
ded by m r	9
the term of seven	9
that he did not	9
it has been said	9
have power to declare	9
united states in congress	9
for the devotion of	9
of the smaller states	9
out of the nat	9
the nat l legisl	9
be more likely to	9
the negative of the	9
m r dickinson moved	9
of the federal convention	9
number be a majority	9
shall be the president	9
attained to the age	9
negative on state laws	9
which shall not be	9
or any of them	9
national control of militia	9
as well as in	9
the second branch of	9
r rutlidge moved to	9
thirds of that house	8
in case of a	8
no person holding any	8
thinks members of legislature	8
clause relating to the	8
of two or more	8
morris ded the motion	8
legislature to other offices	8
the independence of the	8
the holders of property	8
r randolph moved to	8
which passed in the	8
so as to affect	8
the senate shall choose	8
be removed from office	8
cases not otherwise provided	8
of all other persons	8
in the state of	8
provide for the common	8
thinks senate should have	8
that it might be	8
gov r morris m	8
made by the legislature	8
madison ded the motion	8
in a state of	8
a union of the	8
ought to be proportioned	8
grant any title of	8
to be given to	8
as to affect the	8
the adoption of the	8
shall from time to	8
m r wilson thought	8
the consent of congress	8
agreeing to m r	8
congress shall have power	8
which was disagreed to	8
shall be removed from	8
the house of lords	8
as it now stands	8
executive authority of the	8
the new gov t	8
to the establishment of	8
favor of the motion	8
the election by the	8
consent of the legislatures	8
in the state where	8
m r king moved	8
people of the u	8
less than a majority	8
shall consist of a	8
r morris ded the	8
then agreed to nem	8
and ought to be	8
choice of the president	8
by a majority of	8
that the small states	8
all the states were	8
as one of the	8
an election of the	8
in the service of	8
his office during the	8
r wilson m r	8
a minority of the	8
the interest of the	8
at the beginning of	8
the genius of the	8
or which shall be	8
it would not be	8
motion was agreed to	8
of the declaration of	8
for a term of	8
the votes of the	8
seat of the government	8
compromise committee on representation	8
he shall hold his	8
this part of the	8
provision as to money	8
have the power of	8
the nature of the	8
in the gov t	8
the st meeting of	8
the time for which	8
new states may be	8
acts of the states	8
by two thirds of	8
supreme court shall have	8
at the mercy of	8
class at the expiration	8
r morris m r	8
one of the greatest	8
it was to be	8
in some of the	8
several states shall be	8
is one of the	8
during the recess of	8
the number of their	8
the power of making	8
the right of originating	8
the executive by the	8
a member of congress	8
ought therefore to be	8
of opinion that the	8
to the small states	8
on imports or exports	8
in chief of the	8
and no person holding	8
power to make treaties	8
m r rutlidge was	8
he had no objection	8
the report from the	8
for agreeing to m	8
and in case of	8
of each state shall	8
opposes inclusion of judiciary	8
it seemed to be	8
of members of the	8
laws passed by the	8
so far as to	8
of a single person	8
every part of the	8
question on the whole	8
during the time for	8
members of the senate	8
a president of the	8
mark was added after	8
by m r madison	8
that it should be	8
in the appointment of	8
of judges by senate	8
by m r patterson	8
ought to be established	8
that the executive should	8
they ought to be	8
that of m r	8
the congress shall have	8
independent of the legislature	8
by m r elseworth	8
ag st the motion	8
fifths of all other	8
to an equality of	8
had been said that	8
legislature of the state	8
branch of the nat	8
concurrence of the senate	8
to the seat of	8
opinion of this convention	8
in the absence of	8
question of voting in	8
the militia of the	8
the majority of the	8
m r wilson m	8
to fill the blank	8
chosen every second year	8
whole number of senators	8
of the number of	8
a dissolution of the	8
and on the question	8
service of the u	8
in the constitution of	8
r carrol moved to	8
quotation mark was added	8
interstate validity of state	8
one or the other	8
militia of the several	8
to be made by	8
if we do not	8
diminution shall be made	8
on the motion to	8
r madison ded the	8
congress of the united	8
on question on m	8
to consist of a	8
the congress of the	8
the power of a	8
in any of the	8
the small states would	8
r sherman thought it	8
for the case of	8
their continuance in office	8
moves to strike out	8
have the sole power	8
person holding any office	8
of a member from	8
is a gentleman of	8
to be ineligible a	8
journal of the federal	8
of legislature to other	8
the people in the	8
shall think proper to	8
w d not be	8
the state in which	8
a tender in payment	7
power of the united	7
m r butler moved	7
to the views of	7
to the house of	7
to guard ag st	7
to the states respectively	7
com e of the	7
st meeting of the	7
the sanction of the	7
the ratio of representation	7
m r wilson observed	7
rights of suffrage in	7
in which the harmony	7
during their continuance in	7
in like manner as	7
the seat of government	7
ought to have the	7
may from time to	7
an equal vote in	7
the people will not	7
vote by ballot for	7
of the states shall	7
to the appointment of	7
r wilson observed that	7
r king moved to	7
it would be a	7
war in time of	7
m r pinkney was	7
of the report was	7
to affect the persons	7
seat of the gen	7
to the rights of	7
employed in the service	7
of the conventions of	7
under the influence of	7
or duties on imports	7
to declare the punishment	7
favors impeachability of executive	7
by joint ballot of	7
m r king observed	7
was not to be	7
opposes power to emit	7
nothing in this constitution	7
the states should be	7
moves increase in representation	7
authority of the state	7
equal number of votes	7
clause as it stands	7
it is necessary to	7
was opposed to the	7
st branch of the	7
election of the executive	7
the legislature ought to	7
of the general government	7
the members of it	7
for the admission of	7
be employed in the	7
of the powers of	7
to the discipline prescribed	7
will be able to	7
he did not conceive	7
should not have power	7
he moved that the	7
r sherman thought the	7
whole number of the	7
the rights of suffrage	7
tender in payment of	7
to be supposed that	7
votes in the senate	7
in order to ascertain	7
concurred with m r	7
chosen by the national	7
equality in the senate	7
and if there be	7
the people would be	7
be prohibited by the	7
be proposed by the	7
the spirit of the	7
the approbation of congress	7
citizens of different states	7
the one or the	7
did not see the	7
opposes ineligibility of representatives	7
given to the gen	7
an appointment by the	7
houses of the legislature	7
shall not be prohibited	7
to the people of	7
not have power to	7
it was necessary to	7
the interests of the	7
incapable of holding any	7
with respect to the	7
a longer term than	7
according to the discipline	7
the question for inserting	7
the mode of election	7
of the respective states	7
within the several states	7
cases to which the	7
and judicial proceedings of	7
m r langdon was	7
of the executive to	7
he could not but	7
ought to be elected	7
the senate shall have	7
the same shall be	7
did not like the	7
journal of the convention	7
it would be better	7
be subject to the	7
the application of the	7
for more than three	7
of the people would	7
may be employed in	7
the people will be	7
as may be employed	7
militia according to the	7
union of the states	7
commander in chief of	7
bills for raising revenue	7
r king observed that	7
state to the public	7
law of the land	7
service of the united	7
the senate should be	7
by m r pinkney	7
thinks provision as to	7
and the authority of	7
to the public acts	7
the power to the	7
the point of representation	7
sh d be made	7
the militia according to	7
the necessity of a	7
the harmony of the	7
be bound by oath	7
and other public ministers	7
the executive on the	7
shall extend to all	7
electors shall be the	7
he did not see	7
authority of training the	7
imposts or duties on	7
of their time to	7
agreed to by the	7
state shall be entitled	7
and the members of	7
he dwelt on the	7
the result of the	7
appointed by the executive	7
reported by the committee	7
which they may be	7
he thought it would	7
officers of the u	7
the executive authority of	7
there would be a	7
has been said that	7
m r mason was	7
as basis of representation	7
shall in all cases	7
to the best of	7
e of the whole	7
in the second branch	7
the adoption of this	7
be laid before the	7
the functions of the	7
to postpone question of	7
revenue shall originate in	7
of m r elseworth	7
of the electors shall	7
have power to grant	7
moves to postpone question	7
general welfare of the	7
to make laws for	7
the executive should be	7
appointment of the executive	7
of the states had	7
three fifths of all	7
m r williamson ded	7
of the two houses	7
l gov t and	7
of them as may	7
to have the power	7
of the militia of	7
in consequence of the	7
to the mode of	7
l gov t should	7
the principles of the	7
r elseworth moved to	7
m r madison considered	7
the small states to	7
part of the plan	7
states may be admitted	7
as an amendment to	7
shall be subject to	7
application of its legislature	7
the state of new	7
a republican form of	7
question to postpone in	7
the obligation of contracts	7
state of the union	7
of war in time	7
thinks prohibition of ex	7
m r wilson said	7
of every other state	7
he remarked that the	7
to originate money bills	7
decide controversies between states	7
the senate to be	7
of the legislature should	7
on articles exported from	7
in the presence of	7
adoption of this constitution	7
should be appointed by	7
by the people for	7
all cases to which	7
t ought to be	7
the regulation of trade	7
or in which the	7
that in order to	7
including those bound to	7
by the people in	7
branches of the legislature	7
that the rights of	7
the aid of the	7
house of representatives and	7
representation by free inhabitants	7
should be left to	7
power shall be vested	7
in the choice of	7
by the united states	7
to be proportioned to	7
of the representatives of	7
gave notice that he	7
the credit of the	7
chief of the army	7
part of the report	7
that a national executive	7
to negative all laws	7
them as may be	7
training the militia according	7
with the concurrence of	7
w d be the	7
to give to the	7
ought to consist of	7
that the people will	7
adjourn for more than	7
ships of war in	7
he did not like	7
in all the states	7
in payment of debts	7
on the same day	7
the question to postpone	7
a majority of states	7
post facto laws unnecessary	7
he was persuaded that	7
as amended was then	7
to the smaller states	7
according to the number	7
consist of a single	7
legislature have power to	7
to be able to	7
the people to the	7
the time of such	7
for the government of	7
the supreme court of	7
for which he shall	7
gov r morris opposed	7
and all treaties made	7
out of the treasury	7
consent of the other	7
of training the militia	7
shall have the power	7
of m r gerry	7
the founders of the	7
shall be given in	7
to the contrary notwithstanding	7
to consist of two	7
two thirds of each	7
treasury of the united	7
for the meeting of	7
the other branches of	6
d branch ought to	6
or members from two	6
common defence and general	6
limits of the u	6
time and mode of	6
the states would not	6
is it to be	6
giving them aid and	6
the punishment of treason	6
a check on the	6
votes of the electors	6
by conventions in three	6
to execute the laws	6
equal to the whole	6
vote in the d	6
be more than one	6
or pay duties in	6
as the congress may	6
the testimony of two	6
of the national treasury	6
immunities of citizens in	6
by the com e	6
may be compensated for	6
executive by electors chosen	6
to the case of	6
more likely to be	6
be eligible to the	6
would be the case	6
the language of the	6
the common defence and	6
first part of the	6
all the states shall	6
for the regulation of	6
the choice of a	6
the british gov t	6
trust or profit under	6
the legislature to the	6
the objections ag st	6
and of the militia	6
morris moved to insert	6
part of the clause	6
have a negative on	6
m r gerry ded	6
or either of them	6
strike out the word	6
and who shall not	6
be a member of	6
consist of two branches	6
state over those of	6
it in the power	6
did not wish to	6
shall be his duty	6
r pinkney moved that	6
adhering to their enemies	6
representatives by state legislatures	6
any agreement or compact	6
be the judge of	6
of senators by state	6
citizenship for members of	6
member of the legislature	6
diminished during their continuance	6
by the exercise of	6
c t div d	6
check on the legislature	6
according to the provisions	6
the states would be	6
shall meet in their	6
that the rule of	6
testimony of two witnesses	6
years a citizen of	6
the wealth of the	6
appoint to offices in	6
consent of two thirds	6
profit under the united	6
interrupted by the exercise	6
the time of the	6
did not know that	6
states shall be necessary	6
persons having unsettled accounts	6
of the people themselves	6
or the emoluments whereof	6
so much of the	6
of the officers of	6
any civil office under	6
legislature ought not to	6
where there is no	6
a copy of the	6
equitable ratio of representation	6
gov t ought to	6
a right to negative	6
in the other house	6
the st branch of	6
favors election of senators	6
of the state governments	6
the emoluments whereof shall	6
comma was added after	6
in each state by	6
the house of commons	6
the power of regulating	6
of the constitution was	6
majority of all the	6
moved to fill the	6
of the writ of	6
of the convention to	6
devotion of their time	6
compact with another state	6
the claims of the	6
have been presented to	6
may determine the time	6
may be interrupted by	6
junction of two or	6
by electors appointed by	6
enter into any agreement	6
propositions of m r	6
members of the house	6
according to the rule	6
as in the st	6
laws of the union	6
the words of the	6
bound thereby in their	6
who are to be	6
an inhabitant of that	6
of the rights of	6
members of the convention	6
writ of habeas corpus	6
legislate in all cases	6
rose the house adjourned	6
to the supreme court	6
of the army and	6
to be given up	6
of each house to	6
in treaties of peace	6
shall become a law	6
only in levying war	6
the exercise of individual	6
determine the time of	6
between two or more	6
to any civil office	6
have an opportunity of	6
objection ag st the	6
shall have passed the	6
call a convention for	6
could not agree to	6
a national executive be	6
shall take care that	6
defence and general welfare	6
to be subject to	6
the clause in the	6
to the consideration of	6
a member or members	6
citizens of each state	6
res d that provision	6
directed to the president	6
to postpone the consideration	6
part of them as	6
ideas of m r	6
of the constitution of	6
it is true that	6
passed by the several	6
members from each state	6
an amendment to the	6
on question for agreeing	6
fixing the salaries of	6
over those of another	6
favors ineligibility of representatives	6
may be admitted by	6
that we ought to	6
in their judgment require	6
shall have been presented	6
of commerce or revenue	6
the object of this	6
ought to be so	6
and that it was	6
senators from each state	6
no senator or representative	6
the rule of suffrage	6
the judges of which	6
more than one who	6
there is no vision	6
they shall by law	6
proceedings of every other	6
that there was no	6
the convention had been	6
or compact with another	6
postpone in order to	6
or importation of such	6
ratification of the conventions	6
favors compromise on representation	6
to all the states	6
on this motion n	6
it shall have been	6
one state over those	6
to the will of	6
of m r pinkney	6
their judgment require secrecy	6
postponement of question of	6
national executive be instituted	6
right of suffrage in	6
of the senate to	6
the year one thousand	6
by the junction of	6
a republican gov t	6
the exclusive right to	6
of the southern states	6
and he did not	6
be published from time	6
gerry ded the motion	6
the united states for	6
the state from which	6
at least once in	6
the want of power	6
by the individual legislatures	6
that the number of	6
from day to day	6
the ideas of m	6
by the state executives	6
m r williamson thought	6
admission of new states	6
but the congress may	6
emoluments whereof shall have	6
power to declare war	6
out of the national	6
thirds of both houses	6
of any of the	6
at the head of	6
the executive in the	6
to make all laws	6
that it will be	6
of the present age	6
for the same term	6
r morris thought the	6
of the state from	6
eligibility of members of	6
united states may be	6
had been agreed to	6
the other branch of	6
king observed that the	6
the president shall have	6
agree to the clause	6
in their respective states	6
think proper to admit	6
inhabitant of that state	6
governing such part of	6
r dickinson moved to	6
m r wilson ded	6
exported from any state	6
power of the u	6
united states and of	6
it would be impossible	6
no new state shall	6
of holding any office	6
two thirds of that	6
to them by the	6
care that the laws	6
declare the punishment of	6
be his duty to	6
in the place of	6
the executive to be	6
shall be chosen by	6
receive a compensation for	6
the d branch ought	6
be necessary for the	6
electors shall meet in	6
to the ports of	6
the people would not	6
raising revenue shall originate	6
both branches of the	6
three years after the	6
member or members from	6
to which the state	6
d that provision ought	6
should be given to	6
be formed by the	6
impairing the obligation of	6
williamson ded the motion	6
person shall be a	6
the citizens of each	6
m r king remarked	6
to the office of	6
immediately from the people	6
ineligible a second time	6
the persons voted for	6
majority of the votes	6
for the use of	6
r elseworth moved that	6
of an equality of	6
the affairs of the	6
for the security of	6
the principal officer in	6
five years of age	6
states shall be bound	6
the powers of congress	6
be interrupted by the	6
in levying war against	6
for raising revenue shall	6
consist only in levying	6
any regulation of commerce	6
the states to the	6
of representatives by state	6
r sherman was for	6
to try all impeachments	6
within the jurisdiction of	6
to the rule of	6
years after the first	6
the originating of money	6
on style and arrangement	6
tax shall be laid	6
shall be composed of	6
the judicial power of	6
be uniform throughout the	6
power in the hands	6
shall be necessary to	6
punctually at stated times	6
be made without the	6
shall be by jury	6
on the state legislatures	6
part of the constitution	6
shall keep a journal	6
keep a journal of	6
enumeration shall be made	6
be bound thereby in	6
favors national control of	6
actual service of the	6
subject to the revision	6
one of them for	6
it will be a	6
of a supreme legislative	6
within the term of	6
profit or trust under	6
have power to lay	6
no bill of attainder	6
branch of the gov	6
could never agree to	6
the situation of the	6
may be entitled in	6
judicial power of the	6
committee on style and	6
a majority of all	6
the appointment of officers	6
states and of the	6
new state shall be	6
there would be no	6
to receive punctually at	6
to the gov t	6
of profit or trust	6
dependence of the executive	6
jurisdiction of the supreme	6
he shall take care	6
did not conceive that	6
shall have been committed	6
the devotion of their	6
striking out the words	6
senate of the united	6
shall be a party	6
all cases affecting ambassadors	6
which the harmony of	6
regulation of commerce or	6
constitutions of the states	6
order to ascertain the	6
of such persons as	6
each state having one	6
highest on the list	6
the policy of the	6
branch ought to be	6
m r king was	6
in the legislature of	6
shall consist only in	6
importation of such persons	6
exercise of individual legislation	6
the senate shall be	6
member of the convention	6
of inferior judicial tribunals	6
election of senators by	6
res d that a	6
should be agreed to	6
state gov ts the	6
fixed compensation for their	6
in pursuance of the	6
of them for president	6
the preservation of the	6
or profit under the	6
by the people to	6
more than three days	6
agreement or compact with	6
any office of profit	6
to postpone in order	6
may be proposed by	6
when called into the	6
sovereignty of the people	6
the nature of things	6
the appointment to the	6
the number of members	6
be left to the	6
be made to the	6
unanimous consent of the	6
shall be sufficient for	6
the authority of training	6
articles exported from any	6
favors ratification of constitution	6
be ineligible to any	6
into any agreement or	6
after the first meeting	6
limits of the united	6
m r sherman opposed	6
have power to make	6
have the power to	6
migration or importation of	6
the subject of bankruptcies	6
of a number of	6
on the credit of	6
and the acceptance of	6
thinks originating money bills	6
which shall have passed	6
such manner as the	6
the salaries of the	6
he was opposed to	6
report of committee on	6
or by conventions in	6
majority of the states	6
from the seat of	6
republican form of government	6
a comma was added	6
the term of every	6
to appoint to offices	6
appointm t by the	6
vested in a congress	6
the discipline prescribed by	6
number of votes shall	6
moved that the executive	6
to the functions of	6
other officers of the	6
of representatives shall be	6
execute the laws of	6
it shall be his	6
of the particular states	6
as the one or	6
in which no increase	6
a gen l gov	6
r gerry ded the	6
the example of the	6
the representation in the	6
of one state over	6
fix the standard of	6
pay duties in another	6
receive punctually at stated	6
money bills in the	6
judicial proceedings of every	6
such part of them	6
more than a majority	6
ports of one state	6
make any thing but	6
by ballot one of	6
be admitted by the	6
for the establishment of	6
have an equal number	6
in the articles of	6
of the necessity of	6
be paid by the	6
of votes shall be	6
the inhabitants of the	6
take care that the	6
in each of the	6
not be prohibited by	6
of executive by state	6
senate should have power	6
to be called the	6
by the legislature thereof	6
of the lesser states	6
the sole power of	6
election of the president	6
the electors shall be	6
in favor of a	6
r gerry moved that	6
a proportional representation in	6
be supposed that the	6
them aid and comfort	6
the ports of one	6
the head of the	6
all other officers of	6
army in time of	6
of the executive as	6
to the fact that	6
and shall not be	6
civil office under the	6
shall be uniform throughout	6
senators by state legislatures	6
which may be made	6
regulate the number of	6
shall be construed to	6
the power in the	6
wished it to be	6
it would be improper	6
state having one vote	6
been said that the	6
shall be appointed by	6
and to make all	6
thereby in their decisions	6
and for governing such	6
he thought would be	6
in the election of	6
documentary history of the	6
office of profit or	6
to be governed by	6
that it is the	6
ballot one of them	6
of the states may	6
committee on sumptuary legislation	6
which could not be	6
by m r ghorum	6
published from time to	6
of the common law	6
states ag st the	6
the junction of two	6
power to grant reprieves	6
r williamson ded the	6
there ought to be	6
he proposed that the	6
other branch of the	6
in this constitution shall	6
of the people at	6
he is a man	6
been presented to him	6
in order to get	6
to vote in the	6
recess of the senate	6
meet in their respective	6
the discretion of the	6
what would be the	6
a state of nature	6
the states to be	6
to the united states	6
r madison thought it	6
navy of the united	6
postpone the consideration of	6
on m r gov	6
be ineligible a second	6
the writ of habeas	6
whereof shall have been	6
observed that it would	6
ought to be chosen	6
and the congress may	6
to exercise like authority	5
of one of the	5
to be submitted to	5
the committee to whom	5
the states in a	5
the desire of one	5
may adjourn from day	5
execute the office of	5
in all cases whatsoever	5
the next meeting of	5
state in which he	5
except what may be	5
the states ought to	5
it was moved ded	5
of either house during	5
the judiciary ought to	5
removed to the state	5
the migration or importation	5
exercise like authority over	5
of citizens in the	5
shall be the judge	5
should remain two or	5
number of free inhabitants	5
on representation in senate	5
bill which shall have	5
of the co m	5
all cases of admiralty	5
laid before the convention	5
from two thirds of	5
during their attendance at	5
would be necessary to	5
then from the five	5
made by m r	5
two branches in the	5
or concur with amendments	5
manner in which such	5
be so constituted as	5
by states in senate	5
at large on their	5
which it shall likewise	5
to grant reprieves and	5
members of the st	5
of rebellion or invasion	5
but the senate may	5
r gerry did not	5
the sovereignty of the	5
of such a nature	5
thousand eight hundred and	5
the n o of	5
he shall from time	5
the consent of a	5
during the session of	5
in which it shall	5
the quotas of contribution	5
whole number of electors	5
may in their judgment	5
if the small states	5
disputes between the two	5
ought to be kept	5
have at least one	5
which the united states	5
it is not the	5
on the point of	5
any thing but gold	5
on question of representation	5
of the states is	5
to support the articles	5
for the house of	5
they shall sign and	5
transmit sealed to the	5
in all cases where	5
as to the d	5
belonging to the functions	5
for fixing the salaries	5
be left at liberty	5
shall be delivered up	5
the necessity of the	5
shall not be an	5
it will be the	5
in a single person	5
committed within any state	5
the five highest on	5
fill the blank with	5
least shall not be	5
to whom were referred	5
lay and collect taxes	5
in all cases of	5
an inhabitant of the	5
could not have been	5
either house during his	5
committee on compromise on	5
thought there was great	5
in the present case	5
be nominated by the	5
actually in office at	5
shall enter the objections	5
report of the com	5
who shall enter the	5
m r sherman observed	5
power to lay and	5
committed on the high	5
every bill which shall	5
may adjourn them to	5
on a former occasion	5
the state may be	5
to raise and support	5
both houses shall be	5
punish piracies and felonies	5
the other mode of	5
when the legislature cannot	5
to call forth the	5
or erected within the	5
the danger to the	5
mass ts div d	5
subject relating to the	5
trust under the united	5
in the same light	5
proceedings shall be proved	5
powers and duties of	5
number of senators and	5
shall in any manner	5
was moved ded to	5
provide for the case	5
office at the time	5
two or more who	5
it would be best	5
made for the admission	5
the sole purpose of	5
they may be compensated	5
the actual service of	5
favors inclusion of judiciary	5
thought it wrong to	5
pinkney moved to strike	5
army and navy of	5
conventions in three fourths	5
electors to be chosen	5
coin a tender in	5
in the next place	5
from the st meeting	5
be allowed to the	5
enter and clear in	5
to senate by state	5
for the sole purpose	5
to any other place	5
may propose or concur	5
liberty of the press	5
shall propose amendments to	5
should be according to	5
in the representation from	5
both houses shall deem	5
of ratification may be	5
history of the constitution	5
formed or erected within	5
whom one at least	5
be convicted without the	5
in order to form	5
bill shall not be	5
m r sherman m	5
shall be given by	5
to regulate commerce with	5
in law and equity	5
silver coin a tender	5
in order to be	5
be diminished during their	5
grant reprieves and pardons	5
be entitled to all	5
constitute a quorum to	5
propose or concur with	5
the amendment of m	5
or in adhering to	5
are not to be	5
and proper for carrying	5
gov t would be	5
number of votes of	5
the people ag st	5
house shall keep a	5
the basis of the	5
if there should remain	5
under such regulations as	5
to a member from	5
tribunals inferior to the	5
the amendment of the	5
ourselves and our posterity	5
of the states which	5
question as moved by	5
the revision and controul	5
of habeas corpus shall	5
each branch of legislature	5
may at any time	5
and for fixing the	5
the appointm t of	5
of the states being	5
such regulations as the	5
the federal gov t	5
of the executive magistracy	5
the tendency of the	5
laws prescribe the manner	5
on compromise on representation	5
by the supreme court	5
articles of confederation ought	5
felonies committed on the	5
both as to law	5
amendment of m r	5
from the first meeting	5
a reconsideration of the	5
inhabitant of the same	5
question it passed in	5
order to consider the	5
amendments to this constitution	5
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gov t w d	5
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states in cong s	5
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of gov t in	5
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or diminution shall be	5
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appropriations made by law	5
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privileges and immunities of	5
madison and m r	5
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cases arising under the	5
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upon any subject relating	5
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m r wilson did	5
valid to all intents	5
committee to report constitution	5
that the right of	5
this gentleman is about	5
the state where the	5
carrying into execution the	5
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first monday in december	5
department or officer thereof	5
the gov t of	5
but in consequence of	5
of such increase or	5
year one thousand eight	5
of doc r franklin	5
of the large ones	5
from the five highest	5
made so as to	5
the king of g	5
which it shall have	5
commission all the officers	5
the same in the	5
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principal officer in each	5
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of which to be	5
execution of his office	5
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presence of the senate	5
of the national judiciary	5
voluntary junction of government	5
the erection of forts	5
to the southern states	5
of the nineteenth century	5
of the larger states	5
the first monday in	5
two houses of the	5
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of the executive departments	5
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m r ghorum moved	5
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of appropriations made by	5
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time of the adoption	5
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island and providence plantations	5
to servitude for a	5
duties on imports or	5
changes in the relative	5
any ex post facto	5
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for the erection of	5
no person have a	5
it become a law	5
a member of either	5
all the persons voted	5
the rest of the	5
proper for carrying into	5
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of the president of	5
of money bills in	5
not go far enough	5
great weight in the	5
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he appealed to the	5
would be more likely	5
executive on the legislature	5
ballot for two persons	5
power into their hands	5
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a majority of them	5
the jurisdiction of any	5
the presence of the	5
recommend to their consideration	5
and navy of the	5
the same state with	5
for the gen l	5
like authority over all	5
states now existing shall	5
privilege of the writ	5
to such time as	5
insert after the words	5
the consent of two	5
co m ittee of	5
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r butler moved to	5
for a longer term	5
tax or duty may	5
time to time by	5
in the formation of	5
called into the actual	5
impeachment by the house	5
mode of ratification may	5
of the different states	5
if there be no	5
of their respective offices	5
and defend the constitution	5
m r randolph ded	5
so great an extent	5
erected within the jurisdiction	5
time of such increase	5
duties of their respective	5
notice that he should	5
the first ten amendments	5
r madison and m	5
chief justice of the	5
shall be convicted without	5
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to be expected from	5
nat l legisl re	5
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or duty may be	5
state be formed by	5
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of votes of the	5
to the year one	5
the executive be appointed	5
the right of the	5
members of cong s	5
two thirds of both	5
affect the persons actually	5
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on the first monday	5
for governing such part	5
authority to regulate the	5
to grant charters of	5
to be composed of	5
of the clause as	5
entitled to all privileges	5
to the discretion of	5
to be allowed to	5
the people ought to	5
gov t will have	5
credit of the united	5
shall be held in	5
powers to cong s	5
in the government of	5
r wilson did not	5
in order to make	5
and immunities of citizens	5
the first clause of	5
shall not be altered	5
that the state legislatures	5
established by a particular	5
nor enter into any	5
for a considerable time	5
in order to obtain	5
to the general interest	5
did not consider the	5
guarded ag st by	5
be on the same	5
or under the authority	5
necessary in order to	5
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it shall become a	5
laws of the u	5
all the other cases	5
the legislature might be	5
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that the jurisdiction of	5
concur with amendments as	5
in which case it	5
elections to senate by	5
remain two or more	5
shall have a right	5
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most numerous branch of	5
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the application of its	5
by the president within	5
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duties of his office	5
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the attendance of absent	5
suggested by m r	5
to lay and collect	5
servitude for a term	5
ratification may be proposed	5
and the judges in	5
the duties of their	5
on the want of	5
eight hundred and eight	5
the states were to	5
persons actually in office	5
r wilson moved to	5
to all intents and	5
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report from the committee	5
officer in each of	5
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in one branch of	5
and incapable of holding	5
postponed in order to	5
on demand of the	5
no tax or duty	5
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and of the number	5
on the motion for	5
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be privileged from arrest	5
shall commission all the	5
compensated for the devotion	5
to all cases affecting	5
authority of the people	5
power to declare the	5
be chosen every second	5
by conviction on impeachment	5
establish this constitution for	5
consequence of appropriations made	5
the security of the	5
their time to the	5
commerce with foreign nations	5
m r gerry did	5
five highest on the	5
next meeting of the	5
and vote by ballot	5
ought to be a	5
much has been said	5
large on their journal	5
bound to servitude for	5
for carrying into execution	5
or duty shall be	5
the unanimous consent of	5
that the legislature of	5
from the com e	5
legislature ought to consist	5
m r pinkney thought	5
r williamson was for	5
list of all the	5
shall hold their offices	5
to the last clause	5
to answer the purpose	5
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representation of the people	5
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sense of the people	5
senate may propose or	5
in cases not otherwise	5
never agree to the	5
order to form a	5
manner as the legislature	5
house shall be the	5
be made so as	5
to consist of one	5
before it become a	5
drawn from the treasury	5
all intents and purposes	5
states shall be sufficient	5
in case of the	5
whenever two thirds of	5
against the law of	5
appointed by the people	5
it shall have originated	5
to be removable on	5
from which he fled	5
r elseworth was for	5
the trial of all	5
the great body of	5
that the d branch	5
thinks legislature should not	5
for members of legislature	5
after the choice of	5
as may in their	5
to the d branch	5
members of legislature may	5
until the next meeting	5
in pursuance of appropriations	5
of m r williamson	5
the earl of balfour	5
the best judges of	5
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to the public service	5
of the principal officer	5
make a list of	5
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at least of the	5
thought with m r	5
which w d be	5
election should be made	5
citizens in the several	5
to carry into execution	5
the mind of the	5
the people for the	5
independence of the executive	5
or more who have	5
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shall be the same	5
power to carry into	5
of officers of the	5
the executive of the	5
member of either house	5
to be bound by	5
discretion of the legislature	5
term of four years	5
the blank for the	5
the same overt act	5
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question on the clause	5
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consist of a member	5
and all other powers	5
that the nat l	5
shall be on oath	5
to the holders of	5
be obliged to enter	5
power to originate money	5
each member shall have	5
of the people as	5
list they shall sign	5
the propositions of m	5
madison observed that the	5
the term of service	5
he ought to be	5
on the authority of	5
shall be appointed an	5
census shall be taken	5
as had been suggested	5
negative mass ts no	5
journal of the constitutional	5
returned by the president	5
the number of votes	5
from arrest during their	5
to offices in cases	5
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of the people will	5
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in the journal of	5
negative all laws passed	5
into the actual service	5
consent of the congress	5
those peculiarly belonging to	5
ought to be left	5
each of the executive	5
grant charters of incorporation	5
in the states to	5
he may adjourn them	5
other mode of ratification	5
appointment by the legislature	5
propose amendments to this	5
militia to execute the	5
proportion to the census	5
the separate states are	5
any manner affect the	5
and proceed to reconsider	5
hands of the legislature	5
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this was the case	5
a division of the	5
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that there should be	5
the mode of constituting	5
of the states concerned	5
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of a member or	5
person have a majority	5
williamson moved to insert	5
insurrections and repel invasions	5
by ballot for two	5
be valid to all	5
by m r gerry	5
it shall likewise be	5
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r sherman m r	5
tax or duty shall	5
appointed by the president	5
credit shall be given	5
a journal of its	5
at least shall not	5
the term of four	5
who have equal votes	5
necessary and proper for	5
every member of the	5
of suffrage to freeholders	5
proportional representation in the	5
m r madison and	5
executive by joint ballot	5
of executive by joint	5
be elected in the	5
vested in a president	5
shall receive a compensation	5
the administration of the	5
execution the foregoing powers	5
unity in the executive	5
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senate by state legislatures	5
of the adoption of	5
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all other powers vested	5
during the late war	5
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of the judges of	5
manner of holding elections	5
in three fourths thereof	5
such increase or diminution	5
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of the executive on	5
over all places purchased	5
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on an equal footing	5
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the first class shall	5
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supreme court of the	5
l gov t to	5
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open all the certificates	5
under the nat l	5
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to the duties of	5
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whose appointments are not	5
enter the objections at	5
be laid on articles	5
the legislature of such	5
person holding an office	5
separate states are incompetent	5
branch of the state	5
shall be made so	5
as soon as the	5
of the executives of	5
the senate shall chuse	5
he shall think proper	5
formed by the junction	5
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be convicted of treason	5
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journal of its proceedings	5
being elected by the	5
m r ghorum was	5
suffrage in the st	5
extent of the country	5
of the foregoing cases	5
number of votes for	5