The Loss Of Liberty To A Generous

This Process Of Election Affords A Moral Certainty That The Office Of President Will Seldom Fall To The Lot Of Any Many Who Is Not In An Eminent Degree Endowed With The Requisite Qualifications.

A Republic Of This Kind, Able To Withstand An External Force, May Support Itself Without Any Internal Corruptions. The Form Of This Society Prevents All Manner Of Inconveniences.

[a] Power Equal To Every Possible Contingency Must Exist Somewhere In The Government . . .

The Christian Constitutional Society, Its Object Is First: The Support Of The Christian Religion. Second: The Support Of The United States.

The Powers Contained In A Constitution...ought To Be Construed Liberally In Advancement Of The Public Good.