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trigram	frequency
the united states	434
of the states	311
of the united	309
ought to be	256
r gov r	256
m r gov	256
gov r morris	251
m r madison	243
m r wilson	230
of the people	219
on the question	218
of the legislature	214
v a ay	213
of the u	201
m r sherman	193
of m r	189
in order to	185
m r gerry	182
p a ay	179
by the people	175
m d ay	169
of the senate	168
p a no	159
v a no	158
m d no	156
the gen l	145
m r randolph	144
the nat l	140
by m r	138
of the state	136
it would be	132
the several states	129
c t ay	125
l gov t	122
c t no	122
as well as	117
the house of	116
ag st the	115
a majority of	115
m r king	113
the legislature of	111
the people of	111
members of the	111
of the executive	111
part of the	110
m r pinkney	110
the members of	110
was agreed to	109
of the convention	109
the d branch	107
the power of	107
he did not	106
the state legislatures	106
m r elseworth	106
to strike out	106
m r williamson	104
the number of	102
agreed to nem	100
house of representatives	99
by the legislature	99
in favor of	99
of the constitution	98
of the whole	97
the question for	97
branch of the	95
according to the	92
gen l gov	92
president of the	91
w d be	90
legislature of the	90
the national legislature	87
as to the	86
one of the	85
the small states	84
passed in the	84
not to be	83
consent of the	82
the consent of	80
majority of the	80
of the several	79
the articles of	79
m r rutlidge	79
have power to	77
chosen by the	76
m r butler	75
to the people	75
nat l legislature	74
m r ghorum	72
of the union	72
the st branch	72
the supreme court	72
people of the	71
moved to strike	71
could not be	71
it passed in	70
all the states	70
out of the	70
was replaced with	69
on the other	68
of the president	68
the constitution of	68
the gov t	68
he could not	67
ded the motion	67
shall not be	67
the large states	67
motion of m	66
of the members	66
in the senate	66
the authority of	66
two thirds of	66
so as to	65
con t no	64
in the first	64
the necessity of	64
the rights of	63
the case of	63
the right of	62
of the national	62
of the nat	62
is to be	62
moved that the	61
it will be	61
the appointment of	61
should not be	61
in the negative	61
authority of the	61
moved to insert	61
was to be	59
con t ay	59
state gov ts	59
ought not to	58
election of executive	57
in which the	57
in all cases	57
in the d	57
from time to	56
of cong s	56
at the same	56
the state gov	56
time to time	56
the seat of	55
thirds of the	55
articles of confederation	55
appointed by the	54
to be the	54
laws of the	53
the motion of	53
the president of	53
constitution of the	52
that it would	52
to be made	52
to the states	52
observed that the	51
sh d be	51
states shall be	51
power of the	51
he thought it	50
of gov t	50
equality of votes	50
in the affirmative	50
the same time	50
be appointed by	50
the laws of	50
of executive by	50
the smaller states	49
m r l	49
the senate shall	48
the legislatures of	48
the committee of	48
for the purpose	48
were to be	47
and that the	47
appointment of the	47
of the first	47
it had been	47
of rep s	47
of the supreme	46
that if the	46
on the subject	46
m r mason	45
without the consent	45
be chosen by	45
united states shall	45
the term of	45
of the committee	44
strike out the	44
election by the	44
years of age	44
on m r	44
that it was	43
to the executive	43
officers of the	43
the idea of	43
gen l pinkney	43
would not be	43
of all the	43
the danger of	42
the hands of	42
shall have been	42
which had been	42
in the legislature	42
the first branch	42
by the state	42
in the st	42
r morris moved	42
the mode of	41
and of the	41
in the constitution	41
favor of the	41
the time of	41
will not be	41
the state of	41
shall be the	41
of the most	40
shall be made	40
it might be	40
that the states	40
was ag st	40
report of the	40
that of the	40
he thought the	40
shall have power	39
an equality of	39
is about years	39
at the time	39
the report of	39
of the report	39
legislatures of the	39
in case of	39
to which the	39
the concurrence of	39
in the convention	39
in the house	38
m r patterson	38
of the plan	38
the end of	38
of the house	38
of the same	38
he observed that	37
the states to	37
the government of	37
the com e	37
meeting of the	37
to provide for	37
the whole number	37
the legislature shall	37
should be made	37
in the printed	37
to postpone the	37
moved by m	37
as far as	37
question on the	37
to be chosen	36
from each state	36
morris moved to	36
be vested in	36
the powers of	36
mass ts ay	36
it to be	36
in the state	36
m r carrol	36
in the same	36
which was agreed	36
of the legislatures	36
which shall be	36
mass ts no	35
the people at	35
relating to the	35
it is not	35
m r dickinson	35
in time of	35
the rule of	35
any of the	35
the object of	35
by state legislatures	35
it w d	35
moved to postpone	35
on the whole	35
of each house	35
of the gen	35
will be the	35
whole number of	34
by the states	34
the printed journal	34
that the people	34
by the legislatures	34
to consist of	34
with regard to	34
on committee on	34
of the other	34
the power to	34
ex post facto	34
in the case	34
that in the	34
favors election of	34
on the motion	34
people at large	34
representation in the	34
the people will	33
it should be	33
the states in	33
election of the	33
in each state	33
of the american	33
the states as	33
the states were	33
each state shall	33
it was not	33
the question to	33
to the president	33
the representatives of	33
to the public	33
committee of the	33
be able to	33
res d that	32
to have the	32
made by the	32
be made by	32
legislature ought to	32
provide for the	32
that the executive	32
agree to the	32
by the senate	32
doc r franklin	32
number of representatives	32
the spirit of	31
in the states	31
in this case	31
in proportion to	31
member of the	31
under the authority	31
states in the	31
the equality of	31
of the gov	31
representatives of the	31
an election by	31
to the senate	31
he was not	31
parts of the	31
order to take	31
moved to add	31
after the word	30
as may be	30
to take up	30
of the general	30
it is a	30
of the government	30
a part of	30
to the state	30
are to be	30
of the judges	30
judges of the	30
of the clause	30
ought to have	30
in cases of	30
m r langdon	30
to the legislature	30
and m r	30
seconded the motion	30
it was agreed	29
of judges by	29
the election of	29
the two houses	29
rights of the	29
states of america	29
some of the	29
the second branch	29
of the public	29
united states of	29
the citizens of	29
on the same	29
the first instance	29
in cong s	29
well as the	29
the plan of	29
nat l gov	29
of the federal	29
suffrage in the	29
elected by the	29
an equal vote	29
of the d	29
on this subject	29
it may be	29
of the confederation	29
hands of the	29
number of votes	28
and it was	28
the people in	28
there was no	28
by the executive	28
the nature of	28
d div d	28
the other side	28
for that purpose	28
gen l government	28
referred to the	28
members of legislature	28
the senate and	28
m d div	28
m r read	28
was that the	28
to m r	28
the purpose of	28
from the people	28
will be a	28
and in the	28
of the two	28
of two thirds	28
the age of	28
shall have the	28
of members of	27
a citizen of	27
for striking out	27
to be paid	27
be elected by	27
two or more	27
of such a	27
ag st it	27
the question on	27
the opinion of	27
state shall be	27
of the electors	27
of their own	27
the southern states	27
in the report	27
to be given	27
it is the	27
the choice of	27
this was the	27
originating money bills	27
the jurisdiction of	27
the question n	26
of a majority	26
there is no	26
be given to	26
appointment of judges	26
given to the	26
a member of	26
about years of	26
seconds motion to	26
on motion of	26
those of the	26
out the words	26
he shall be	26
government of the	26
that it is	26
of the second	26
it shall be	26
after the words	26
a number of	26
votes in the	26
to be a	26
shall be a	26
ag st a	26
it was a	26
the legislature to	25
treaties of peace	25
of the militia	25
by the constitution	25
to make the	25
was added after	25
right of suffrage	25
opposes election of	25
the establishment of	25
m r mercer	25
seat of the	25
would be more	25
he was for	25
journal of the	25
shall be chosen	25
to the plan	25
seemed to be	25
would be the	25
the larger states	25
it has been	25
of the latter	25
to other offices	25
doc r johnson	25
at the end	25
in the other	25
m r dickenson	25
in the hands	25
the propriety of	25
to add to	25
in the national	25
of the motion	25
time of peace	25
would be a	25
as in the	25
there would be	25
the declaration of	25
they would be	24
the people to	24
it was the	24
to the committee	24
of suffrage in	24
was opposed to	24
of representatives to	24
number of the	24
national gov t	24
on this question	24
the law of	24
of votes in	24
for agreeing to	24
powers of the	24
being taken up	24
the co m	24
drawn from the	24
on a question	24
mode of election	24
at liberty to	24
the extent of	24
the want of	24
of the small	24
be made for	24
the influence of	24
gov t and	23
of the new	23
of the great	23
to make treaties	23
to the whole	23
to the constitution	23
citizens of the	23
of the nation	23
the other branch	23
the consideration of	23
for their services	23
did not think	23
to be appointed	23
bills of credit	23
m r gorham	23
the congress may	23
they will be	23
jurisdiction of the	23
acts of the	23
the legislature may	23
did not mean	23
the proceedings of	23
form of government	23
to the number	23
on the states	23
the will of	23
it was moved	23
each house shall	23
proceedings of the	23
end of the	23
m r r	23
vested in the	23
we ought to	23
in consequence of	23
r gerry moved	23
to insert the	23
that the legislature	23
the subject of	23
during good behaviour	23
states may be	23
of the st	23
for members of	23
to the same	22
take up the	22
the clause as	22
with m r	22
the same shall	22
question for agreeing	22
the principles of	22
the principle of	22
in the executive	22
more than one	22
the other house	22
judge of the	22
d that the	22
or more states	22
on committee of	22
on this point	22
paid out of	22
of the country	22
in like manner	22
of money bills	22
m r hamilton	22
to the gen	22
opposed to the	22
the officers of	22
question on m	22
the states would	22
no state shall	22
will of the	22
which may be	22
of representatives shall	22
of both houses	22
more than a	22
post facto laws	22
to insert after	22
the result of	22
declaration of independence	22
be necessary to	22
object of the	22
on the legislature	22
be referred to	22
the states being	21
concurrence of the	21
of the laws	21
between the two	21
person shall be	21
shall be vested	21
money bills in	21
there will be	21
on one side	21
the states are	21
other public ministers	21
consist of a	21
the states will	21
to agree to	21
m r m	21
that the members	21
it ought to	21
of the articles	21
he wished the	21
then agreed to	21
to money bills	21
as much as	21
the regulation of	21
of the power	21
the senate to	21
of the world	21
executive by the	21
be agreed to	21
gen l legislature	21
by the national	21
committee of eleven	21
election of president	21
national legislature ought	21
as to read	21
of representatives by	21
no person shall	21
the use of	20
was in favor	20
of the present	20
the people are	20
number of inhabitants	20
of y e	20
he is a	20
emit bills of	20
negative on the	20
he should be	20
favors appointment of	20
election of representatives	20
consideration of the	20
committee of august	20
power in the	20
r wilson was	20
r pinkney moved	20
power to make	20
in the power	20
of the large	20
house of rep	20
r sherman moved	20
in place of	20
from the committee	20
and that it	20
a negative on	20
office under the	20
and with the	20
have the power	20
the members present	20
to the other	20
it in the	20
articles of union	20
continuance in office	20
of each state	20
in such a	20
to all cases	20
insert the words	20
one branch of	20
the people would	20
the judges of	20
he had no	19
as had been	19
the motion for	19
of a state	19
senators and representatives	19
r sherman was	19
as moved by	19
the adoption of	19
would have been	19
shall originate in	19
of new states	19
to have a	19
be the case	19
the other states	19
view of the	19
he will be	19
r sherman thought	19
of this convention	19
to be so	19
proposed by the	19
m r dayton	19
so far as	19
shall consist of	19
be subject to	19
citizen of the	19
a d time	19
increase in representation	19
of opinion that	19
have an equal	19
the same state	19
be the same	19
question for striking	19
executives of the	19
it must be	19
to cong s	19
in the present	19
the sense of	19
the means of	19
case of a	19
case of the	19
they shall be	19
be paid out	19
the policy of	19
by the president	19
that such a	19
of this constitution	19
representation in senate	18
the constitution was	18
thought it would	18
by the several	18
the general government	18
by the house	18
of pen a	18
they could not	18
to secure the	18
objections to the	18
such a power	18
to the house	18
m r bedford	18
was then agreed	18
side of the	18
if it were	18
yeas and nays	18
in which case	18
to the clause	18
proportion to the	18
originate in the	18
had been said	18
people of america	18
states to the	18
the importation of	18
be left to	18
of the number	18
at stated times	18
that the national	18
during the term	18
that could be	18
add to the	18
at this time	18
of the congress	18
sherman moved to	18
that as the	18
in committee of	18
to be taken	18
by joint ballot	18
the people themselves	18
the beginning of	18
the american constitution	18
the executive be	18
be entitled to	18
of the proceedings	18
for the term	18
m r spaight	18
the value of	18
law of nations	18
hold their offices	18
by the nat	18
the office of	18
the fact that	18
from the states	18
he is about	18
of representation in	18
influence of the	18
the acts of	18
he w d	18
be according to	18
service of the	18
dependent on the	17
cases of impeachment	17
that there was	17
r madison moved	17
the executive to	17
the expiration of	17
which w d	17
they may be	17
rule of representation	17
should have power	17
be drawn from	17
clause relating to	17
said that the	17
south n states	17
the majority of	17
remarked that the	17
the example of	17
members of each	17
in such manner	17
state shall have	17
the journal of	17
of different states	17
meeting of legislature	17
legislature should be	17
states will be	17
he considered the	17
on the contrary	17
the words following	17
compromise on representation	17
the general legislature	17
the state governments	17
to tax exports	17
law of the	17
on the application	17
most likely to	17
to give the	17
of its own	17
term for senators	17
interests of the	17
the individual states	17
to support the	17
the admission of	17
of the subject	17
there could be	17
their respective states	17
all the other	17
of the powers	17
did not see	17
thinks senate should	17
the other hand	17
in pursuance of	17
under the united	17
of the officers	17
to have been	17
gerry moved to	17
question to agree	16
in all the	16
a second time	16
the senate was	16
the executive magistrate	16
be obliged to	16
executive by electors	16
it could not	16
the south n	16
but it was	16
be on the	16
and on the	16
be authorized to	16
be composed of	16
to each state	16
r williamson moved	16
which he shall	16
if the states	16
choice of the	16
regard to the	16
of the judiciary	16
to be elected	16
on question for	16
otherwise provided for	16
the large ones	16
time of meeting	16
on which the	16
of the system	16
the executive power	16
importation of slaves	16
the views of	16
it to the	16
question of representation	16
extent of the	16
by electors chosen	16
he would not	16
a particular state	16
it was then	16
well as of	16
the senate of	16
had not been	16
seat of government	16
first branch of	16
on the laws	16
to consider the	16
for more than	16
but it is	16
about years old	16
them to the	16
and house of	16
a right to	16
of the question	16
proposed that the	16
voting in senate	16
with the advice	16
committee of detail	16
senate and house	16
that the senate	16
for the common	16
a gov t	16
many of the	16
the british constitution	16
objections ag st	16
he saw no	16
the limits of	16
made for the	16
sense of the	16
the interest of	16
the house adjourned	16
that a national	16
general gov t	16
who shall not	16
as the legislature	16
there was a	16
the interests of	16
of seven years	16
a man of	16
likely to be	16
urged the necessity	16
states ought to	16
electors chosen by	16
the force of	16
of which they	16
to be established	16
in congress assembled	16
the vice president	16
as it was	16
the eastern states	16
the executive should	16
to the general	16
to amend the	16
now to be	16
the president shall	16
in the general	16
as long as	16
a proportional representation	16
states would be	16
of each branch	16
the application of	16
be in the	16
in the latter	15
the basis of	15
a member from	15
com e of	15
due to the	15
votes of the	15
no objection to	15
the executives of	15
on the people	15
he moved to	15
power to declare	15
in the world	15
each branch of	15
r morris was	15
the history of	15
the votes of	15
w d not	15
the advantage of	15
be a majority	15
is one of	15
he moved that	15
in the words	15
act of the	15
he admitted that	15
to the end	15
of the former	15
necessary for the	15
is in the	15
states should be	15
insert after the	15
among the states	15
the states should	15
m r martin	15
power to tax	15
vested in a	15
this is the	15
that it should	15
provision ought to	15
the situation of	15
the execution of	15
ineligibility of representatives	15
the motion was	15
the report was	15
of the individual	15
entered on the	15
in convention m	15
interest of the	15
subject to the	15
of any state	15
has been said	15
states in congress	15
committee on representation	15
that he had	15
objection ag st	15
pinkney moved to	15
shall think proper	15
been said that	15
of the existing	15
framers of the	15
vote in the	15
to their respective	15
ag d to	15
give to the	15
appointment by the	15
division of the	15
shall be laid	15
of a member	15
may be made	15
the framers of	15
on the first	15
may be necessary	15
the difficulty of	15
striking out the	15
with respect to	15
seat of gov	15
in the former	15
opposes power to	15
the executive was	15
as to give	15
in the union	15
letters of marque	15
concurred in the	15
of question of	15
which he had	15
to be ineligible	15
convention m r	15
he shall have	15
a single person	15
shall be necessary	15
that the judges	15
of state laws	14
of one state	14
the part of	14
for the same	14
copy of the	14
that he should	14
he said that	14
within the limits	14
to refer the	14
in the several	14
of their respective	14
representation ought to	14
to the d	14
in the u	14
be provided for	14
gov t in	14
the states which	14
shall be appointed	14
and for the	14
to all the	14
that provision ought	14
office of president	14
in such cases	14
he had been	14
if there be	14
of each other	14
in point of	14
r rutlidge moved	14
the states shall	14
he said would	14
it is necessary	14
be bound by	14
for their own	14
state of the	14
in which they	14
in the united	14
shall be on	14
republican gov t	14
in which he	14
advice and consent	14
by this constitution	14
together with the	14
the point of	14
that it might	14
of the votes	14
they will not	14
the right to	14
as of the	14
of ex post	14
in which it	14
to form a	14
thinks legislature should	14
shall not have	14
control of militia	14
the american people	14
should be appointed	14
if the executive	14
gov t was	14
up the following	14
of that state	14
genius of the	14
opinion of the	14
confidence of the	14
the senate will	14
agreed to by	14
branches of the	14
house shall be	14
they ought to	14
clause of the	14
by which the	14
that the state	14
united states in	14
the congress shall	14
and that no	14
more likely to	14
might be made	14
their offices during	14
the course of	14
with the executive	14
might not be	14
for which he	14
to the convention	14
opposes ineligibility of	14
congress may by	14
most of the	14
if they are	14
be of the	14
in mass ts	14
report of committee	14
quotation mark was	14
as it would	14
member from each	14
as it stands	14
concurrence of two	14
money shall be	14
into the union	14
holding any office	14
offices during good	14
the advice and	14
shall be bound	14
was struck out	14
he wished to	14
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the judicial power	14
basis of representation	14
inclusion of judiciary	14
they should be	14
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on the state	14
house of delegates	14
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madison m r	14
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r madison m	14
this constitution shall	14
ratio of representation	14
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of their constituents	13
prohibition of ex	13
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term of years	13
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of this country	13
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number of senators	13
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of the treasury	13
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the chief justice	13
united states and	13
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ineligibility of members	13
expiration of the	13
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nat l executive	13
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power to the	13
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of the land	13
the people for	13
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the clause relating	13
judges by executive	13
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by the convention	13
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state to the	13
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the first part	13
on this motion	13
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by a majority	13
the importance of	13
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term for executive	13
the militia of	13
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to by the	13
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of the british	13
proportion to their	13
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by the committee	13
weight in the	13
the punishment of	13
ag st an	13
r randolph moved	13
wished to know	13
r madison was	13
in the following	13
in a state	13
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the members from	13
r gerry thought	13
power to grant	13
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term of seven	13
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r morris ded	12
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m r houston	12
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