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• Appendix A: Supplementary Records of Proceedings In Convention
• I.: Resolution of Congress. 1
• II.: The Governor of North Carolina [richard Caswell] to the Naval Officers of the Ports of That State. 1
• III.: Mr. Otto, Chargé D’affaires De France, Au Secrétaire D’etat Des Affaires Etrangères, Comte De Montmorin. 1
• IV.: Richard Caswell to Alexander Martin. 1
• V.: Resolution of Congress. 3
• VI.: William Jackson to George Washington. 1
• Vi A.: Jared Ingersoll to William Samuel Johnson. 2
• VII.: Several Gentlemen of Rhode Island to the Chairman of the General Convention. 3
• VIII.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• IX.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 2
• X.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• XI.: Benjamin Franklin to Richard Price. 1
• XII.: Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Jordan. 2
• XIII.: George Washington: Diary. 4
• Xiii A.: Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly Advertiser. 5
• XIV.: George Washington to Arthur Lee. 1
• XV.: George Mason to George Mason, Jr. 2
• XVI.: George Mason to Arthur Lee. 1
• XVII.: George Read to John Dickinson. 2
• XVIII.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• XIX.: William Grayson to James Madison. 2
• Xix A.: Rufus King to Jeremiah Wadsworth. 3
• XX.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• XXI.: James Madison to Edmund Pendleton. 2
• XXII.: James Madison to His Father. 3
• XXIII.: George Mason to George Mason, Jr. 1
• XXIV.: Edmund Randolph to Beverley Randolph. 1
• XXV.: George Washington: Diary. 2
• XXVI.: William Blount to Governor Caswell. 3
• XXVII.: William Grayson to James Monroe. 1
• XXVIII.: Henry Knox to General Washington. 2
• XXIX.: W. R. Davie to James Iredell. 1
• XXX.: George Washington to Thomas Jefferson. 2
• XXXI.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• XXXII. 2: George Mason to George Mason, Jr. 3
• XXXIII.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• XXXIV.: Benjamin Rush to Richard Price. 2
• XXXV.: Jeremiah Wadsworth to Rufus King. 3
• Xxxv A.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• XXXVI.: George Washington to La Fayette. 2
• XXXVII.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 3
• XXXVIII.: Edmund Randolph to Beverley Randolph. 1
• Xxxviii A.: James Madison to William Short. 3
• XXXIX.: David Brearley to Jonathan Dayton. 1
• Xl.: Edward Carrington to Thomas Jefferson. 2
• Xli.: Mr. Otto Au Comte De Montmorin, SecrÉtaire D’etat Aux Affaires EtrangÈres. 1
• Xlii.: Elbridge Gerry to James Monroe. 1
• Xliii.: R. D. Spaight to Governor Caswell. 1
• Xliv.: North Carolina Delegates to Governor Caswell. 3
• Xlv.: Joseph Varnum to General Washington. 1
• Xlvi.: Nathan Dane to Rufus King. 1
• Xlvii.: Edmund Randolph to Beverley Randolph. 1
• Xlviii.: Robert Morris to His Sons In Leipzig. 2
• Xlix.: William Samuel Johnson to His Son. 3
• L.: George Mason to Beverley Randolph. 1
• Li.: George Washington to David Stuart. 1
• Lii.: Governor Caswell to the North Carolina Delegates. 1
• Liii.: Phineas Bond to Lord Carmarthen. 2
• Liii A.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• Liv.: Alexander Hamilton to George Washington. 2
• Lv.: R. D. Spaight to James Iredell. 1
• Lvi.: Nathan Dane to Rufus King. 2
• Lvii.: Hugh Williamson to James Iredell. 1
• Lviii.: Edmund Randolph’s Suggestion For Conciliating the Small States. 2
• Lix.: George Washington to Alexander Hamilton. 1
• Lx.: William Blount to Governor Caswell. 1
• Lxi.: Edmund Randolph to Beverley Randolph, L’t-governor. 2
• Lxii.: Manasseh Cutler: Journal. 1
• Lxiii.: George Wythe to ————. 2
• Lxiv.: W. R. Davie to James Iredell. 1
• Lxv.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 2
• Lxv A.: Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser.
• Lxvi.: Hugh Williamson to James Iredell. 1
• Lxvii.: Benjamin Franklin to John Paul Jones. 2
• Lxviii.: John Jay to George Washington. 3
• Lxix.: Mr. Otto Au Comte De Montmorin. 4
• Lxx.: Governor Caswell to R. D. Spaight. 1
• Lxxi.: Alexander Hamilton to Auldjo. 1
• Lxxii.: Alexander Martin to Governor Caswell. 2
• Lxxiii.: George Washington: Diary. 1
• Lxxiv.: James Monroe to Thomas Jefferson. 2
• Lxxv.: James Madison to His Father. 3
• Lxxvi.: Nicholas Gilman to Joseph Gilman. 1
• Lxxvi A.: Pierce Butler to Weedon Butler. 1
• Lxxvii.: James Mcclurg to James Madison. 2
• Lxxviii.: George Washington: Diary. 3
• Lxxix.: W. R. Davie to James Iredell. 4
• Lxxx.: North Carolina Delegates to Governor Caswell. 1
• Lxxxi.: R. D. Spaight to James Iredell. 2
• Lxxxii.: James Madison to His Father. 1
• Lxxxiii.: Elbridge Gerry to General Warren. 2
• Lxxxiii A.: Pennsylvania Herald and General Advertiser.
• Lxxxiv.: George Washington to La Fayette. 3
• Lxxxv.: George Washington to Henry Knox. 1
• Lxxxvi.: Alexander Hamilton to Rufus King. 2
• Lxxxvii.: Hugh Williamson to Governor Caswell. 3
• Lxxxviii.: William Blount to Governor Caswell. 1
• Lxxxix.: Alexander Martin to Governor Caswell. 1
• XC.: David Brearley to William Paterson. 2
• XCI.: James Mcclurg to James Madison. 3
• XCII.: Extract From the Pennsylvania Journal. 2
• XCIII.: Edmund Randolph to the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. 2
• XCIV.: W. R. Davie to Governor Caswell. 3
• Xciv A.: Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser.
• XCV.: Ezra Stiles: Diary. 1
• XCVI.: Alexander Hamilton to Rufus King. 2
• XCVII.: Nathaniel Gorham to Caleb Strong. 3
• XCVIII.: Thomas Jefferson to John Adams. 1
• XCIX.: George Washington to John Jay. 2
• C.: Edmund Randolph to Beverley Randolph. 3
• CI.: James Madison to His Father. 4
• CII.: John Collins to Arthur St. Clair, President of Congress. 4
• CIII.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 1
• CIV.: Jonas Phillips to the President and Members of the Convention. 1
• CV.: Jonathan Dayton to Elias Dayton. 1
• CVI.: Joseph Jones to James Madison. 2
• CVII.: Sydney to Lord Dorchester. 3
• CVIII.: John Dickinson to George Read. 1
• CIX.: George Washington: Diary. 3
• CX.: George Washington: Diary. 4
• CXI.: William Jackson to General Washington. 1
• Cxi A.: Pennsylvania Herald and General Advertiser.
• CXII.: Nicholas Gilman to President Sullivan. 2
• CXIII.: Nicholas Gilman to Joseph Gilman. 3
• CXIV.: Edmund Randolph to Beverley Randolph. 1
• CXV.: North Carolina Delegates to Governor Caswell. 2
• CXVI.: James Mchenry: Anecdotes. 1
• CXVII.: Anecdote. 2
• CXVIII.: William Pierce: Anecdote. 1
• CXIX.: William Pierce: Character Sketches of Delegates to the Federal Convention. 1
• CXX.: Benjamin Franklin to Mrs. Jane Mecom. 1
• CXXI.: James Madison to Edmund Pendleton. 2
• CXXII.: Edward Carrington to James Madison. 3
• CXXIII.: Sherman and Ellsworth to the Governor of Connecticut. 1
• CXXIV.: William Pierce to St. George Tucker. 1
• CXXV.: James Wilson: Address to a Meeting of the Citizens of Philadelphia On October 6, 1787. 1
• CXXVI.: George Mason to George Washington. 1
• Cxxvi A.: Pierce Butler to Weedon Butler. 3
• CXXVII.: George Washington to David Humphreys. 1
• CXXVIII.: Letter to Jefferson [?]. 1
• CXXIX.: Observations On the Plan of Government Submitted to the Federal Convention, In Philadelphia, On the 28th of May, 1787.
• CXXX.: James Madison to George Washington. 1
• CXXXI.: Edmund Randolph to the Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates. 4
• CXXXII.: George Washington to Doctor Stuart. 1
• CXXXIII.: Elbridge Gerry to President of Senate and Speaker of House of Representatives of Massachusetts. 3
• CXXXIV.: James Madison to George Washington. 2
• CXXXV.: George Washington to James Madison. 1
• CXXXVI.: Benjamin Franklin to Mr Grand. 2
• CXXXVII.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 3
• Cxxxvii A.: James Madison to William Short. 1
• CXXXVIII.: James Madison to Edmund Pendleton. 2
• CXXXIX.: A Landholder [oliver Ellsworth], I. 1
• Cxl.: George Washington to Mrs. Macauly Graham. 2
• Cxli.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 3
• Cxlii.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 1
• Cxliii.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 1
• Cxliv.: the Landholder [oliver Ellsworth], IV. 2
• Cxlv.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 3
• Cxlvi.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 1
• Cxlvi A.: James Mchenry Before the Maryland House of Delegates. 2
• Cxlvi B.: Luther Martin Before the Maryland House of Representatives. 1
• Cxlvii.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 2
• Cxlviii.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 1
• Cxlix.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 2
• Cl.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 1
• Cli.: the Landholder [oliver Ellsworth], VI. 1
• Clii.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 2
• Cliii.: James Wilson In the Pennsylvania Convention. 1
• Cliv.: the Landholder [ Oliver Ellsworth ], VII. 1
• Clv.: James Madison to George Washington. 2
• Clvi.: Ezra Stiles: Diary. 4
• Clvii.: the Landholder [ Oliver Ellsworth ], VIII. 1
• Clviii.: Luther Martin: Genuine Information. 3
• Clix.: Liste Des Membres Et Officiers Du Congrés. 1788. 1
• Clx.: Hugh Williamson: Remarks On the New Plan of Government. 1
• Clxi.: the Federalist, No. XXXIII. [hamilton.] 1
• Clxii.: [gerry:] Reply to a Landholder, I. 2
• Clxiii.: Oliver Ellsworth In the Connecticut Convention. 1
• Clxiv.: George Washington to Edmund Randolph. 1
• Clxv.: Robert Morris to a Friend. 2
• Clxvi.: the Federalist, No. XXXVII. [ Madison ]. 1
• Clxvii.: Robert Yates and John Lansing, Jr. to the Governor of New York. 1
• Clxviii.: Caleb Strong In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxix.: Caleb Strong In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxx.: Debate In the South Carolina Legislature. 3
• Clxxi.: C. C. Pinckney: Speech In South Carolina House of Representatives. 1
• Clxxii.: Rufus King In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxxiii.: C. C. Pinckney: Speech In South Carolina House of Representatives. 2
• Clxxiv.: the Federalist, No. Xl. [madison.] 1
• Clxxv.: Luther Martin’s Defense of Gerry. 1
• Clxxvi.: Caleb Strong In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxxvii.: Proceedings In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxxviii.: King and Strong In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxxix.: Belknap to Hazard. 2
• Clxxx.: Benjamin Lincoln to George Washington. 1
• Clxxxi.: Elbridge Gerry to the Vice President of the Convention of Massachusetts. 3
• Clxxxii.: Rufus King In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxxxiii.: Rufus King In the Massachusetts Convention. 1
• Clxxxiv.: Rufus King In the Massachusetts Convention. 2
• Clxxxv.: Luther Martin to T. C. Deye. 1
• Clxxxvi.: George Washington to La Fayette. 1
• Clxxxvii.: Benjamin Franklin to M. Le Veillard. 2
• Clxxxviii.: the Federalist. No. Lxii. [ Madison. ] 3
• Clxxxix.: the Landholder [oliver Ellsworth], X. 1
• CXC.: Luther Martin’s Reply to the Landholder. 1
• CXCI.: Luther Martin’s Reply to the Landholder. 1
• CXCII.: Luther Martin’s Reply to the Landholder. 1
• CXCIII.: Luther Martin’s Letter to the Citizens of Maryland. 1
• CXCIV.: George Nicholas to James Madison. 1
• CXCV.: Benjamin Franklin to the Editor of the Federal Gazette. 2
• CXCVI.: James Madison to Edmund Randolph. 1
• CXCVII.: Benjamin Franklin to M. Le Veillard. 2
• CXCVIII.: George Washington to La Fayette. 3
• CXCIX.: [gerry:] Reply to a Landholder, II. 1
• CC.: Charles Pinckney: Letter In State Gazette of South Carolina. 1
• Cc A.: Pierce Butler to Weedon Butler. 1
• CCI.: John Dickinson: Letters of Fabius. 1
• CCII.: George Mason to Thomas Jefferson. 2
• CCIII.: Daniel Carroll to James Madison. 1
• CCIV.: Hugh Williamson to James Madison. 2
• CCV.: Edmund Randolph In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCVI.: Edmund Randolph In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCVII.: Edmund Randolph In the Virginia Convention. 2
• CCVIII.: Edmund Randolph In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCIX.: James Madison In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCX.: Debate In the Virginia Convention. 2
• CCXI.: Daniel Carroll: Notes and Correspondence. 1
• CCXII.: Debate In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCXIII.: James Madison In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCXIV.: Debate In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCXV.: James Madison In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCXVI.: Alexander Hamilton In the New York Convention. 1
• CCXVII.: Debate In the Virginia Convention. 1
• CCXVIII.: Debate In the New York Convention. 1
• CCXIX.: Debate In the New York Convention. 1
• CCXX.: Edmund Randolph In the Virginia Convention. 2
• CCXXI.: Debate In the New York Convention. 1
• CCXXII.: Mr. Smith In the New York Convention. 2
• CCXXIII.: J. B. Cutting to Thomas Jefferson. 1
• CCXXIV.: George Washington to Sir Edward Newenham. 2
• CCXXV.: Debate In the North Carolina Convention. 1
• CCXXVI.: William R. Davie In the North Carolina Convention. 1
• CCXXVII.: Debate In the North Carolina Convention. 1
• CCXXVIII.: Debate In the North Carolina Convention. 1
• CCXXIX.: W. R. Davie In the North Carolina Convention. 1
• CCXXX.: R. D. Spaight In the North Carolina Convention. 1
• CCXXXI.: John Lansing to Abraham Yates and Melancton Smith. 1
• CCXXXII.: James Madison to Philip Mazzei. 2
• CCXXXIII.: Lord Dorchester to Lord Sydney. 3
• CCXXXIV.: Benjamin Franklin to the Duc De La Rochefoucald. 1
• CCXXXV.: James Madison to G. L. Turberville. 2
• CCXXXVI.: A Citizen of New Haven [ Roger Sherman ], I. 3
• CCXXXVII.: Charles Pinckney to Rufus King. 1
• CCXXXVIII.: Charles Pinckney to James Madison. 3
• CCXXXIX.: James Madison In the House of Representatives. 5
• Ccxl.: James Madison In the House of Representatives. 1
• Ccxli.: Debate In the House of Representatives. 2
• Ccxlii.: Debate In House of Representatives. 1
• Ccxliii.: Roger Sherman In the House of Representatives. 2
• Ccxliv.: Abraham Baldwin In the House of Representatives. 1
• Ccxlv.: Sherman to John Adams. 2
• Ccxlvi.: Roger Sherman In the House of Representatives. 3
• Ccxlvii.: James Madison to Edmund Randolph. 4
• Ccxlviii.: Roger Sherman In the House of Representatives. 1
• Ccxlix.: Anecdote of Washington and Jefferson. 2
• Ccl.: Roger Sherman In the House of Representatives. 3
• Ccli.: Abraham Baldwin In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclii.: Elbridge Gerry In the House of Representatives. 2
• Ccliii.: Tench Coxe to James Madison. 1
• Ccliv.: James Madison In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclv.: Roger Sherman In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclvi.: Roger Sherman In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclvii.: James Madison In the House of Representatives. 3
• Cclviii.: Elbridge Gerry In the House of Representatives. 4
• Cclix.: Thomas Jefferson: On the Constitutionality of a National Bank. 1
• Cclx.: Alexander Hamilton: On the Constitutionality of a National Bank. 2
• Cclxi.: Abraham Baldwin In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxii.: Elbridge Gerry In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclxiii.: Jonathan Dayton In the House of Representatives. 3
• Cclxiv.: Hugh Williamson In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxv.: Hugh Williamson In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclxvi.: James Madison In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxvii.: Thomas Jefferson: Anas. 2
• Cclxviii.: Alexander Hamilton to Edward Carrington. 3
• Cclxix.: George Mason’s Account of Certain Proceedings In Convention. 1
• Cclxx.: Alexander Hamilton: Reply to Anonymous Charges. 2
• Cclxxi.: Anonymous Letter to Alexander Hamilton. 1
• Cclxxii.: Abraham Baldwin In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclxxiii.: Secretary of State: Convention Papers Received From President Washington. 1
• Cclxxiv.: President Washington: Message to House of Representatives On Jay’s Treaty. 1
• Cclxxv.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 1
• Cclxxvi.: James Madison In the House of Representatives. 4
• Cclxxvii.: William Findley In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxxiii.: Baldwin: Incident In House of Representatives. 2
• Cclxxix.: Charles Pinckney In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxxx.: Debate In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclxxxi.: Albert Gallatin In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxxxii.: Abraham Baldwin In the House of Representatives. 1
• Cclxxxiii.: Abraham Baldwin In the House of Representatives. 2
• Cclxxxiv.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 1
• Cclxxxv.: Gouverneur Morris: Oration Upon Washington. 2
• Cclxxxvi.: Debate In the United States Senate. 1
• Cclxxxvii.: Charles Pinckney In the United States Senate. 1
• Cclxxxviii.: Charles Pinckney In the United States Senate. 1
• Cclxxxix.: Gouverneur Morris In the United States Senate. 1
• CCXC.: Gouverneur Morris In the United States Senate. 1
• CCXCI.: Gouverneur Morris to the President of the New York Senate. 1
• CCXCII.: Alexander Hamilton’s Proposals In the Federal Convention. 1
• CCXCIII.: Oliver Ellsworth Wood to George Bancroft. 1
• CCXCIV.: Timothy Pickering to Alexander Hamilton. 1
• CCXCV.: Alexander Hamilton to Timothy Pickering. 3
• CCXCVI.: Timothy Pickering to General Hamilton. 1
• CCXCVII.: Jonathan Dayton In the United States Senate. 3
• CCXCVIII.: Rufus King to Colonel Pickering [?]. 4
• CCXCIX.: Pierce Butler In the United States Senate. 1
• CCC.: Jonathan Dayton In the United States Senate. 2
• CCCI.: Gouverneur Morris to Henry W. Livingston. 1
• CCCII.: Jonathan Dayton In the United States Senate. 3
• CCCIII.: Debate In the United States Senate. 1
• CCCIV.: Gouverneur Morris to Henry W. Livingston. 1
• CCCV.: Gouverneur Morris to Lewis R. Morris. 3
• CCCVI.: Trial of Impeachment of Judge Chase Before the United States Senate. 1
• CCCVII.: Jonathan Dayton In the United States Senate. 1
• CCCVIII.: James Madison to Noah Webster. 1
• CCCIX.: Governor Lewis to —— [         ] . 2
• CCCX.: Extracts From Yates’ Secret Proceedings. 1
• CCCXI.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 1
• CCCXII.: John W. Eppes to James Madison. 1
• CCCXIII.: Gouverneur Morris to Robert Walsh. 1
• CCCXIV.: Gouverneur Morris to Timothy Pickering. 1
• CCCXV.: Gouverneur Morris to Moss Kent. 1
• CCCXVI.: Thomas Jefferson to John Adams. 1
• CCCXVII.: Gouverneur Morris to W. H. Wells. 2
• CCCXVIII.: Rufus King In the United States Senate. 1
• CCCXIX.: Autobiography of William Few. 1
• CCCXX.: James Madison to John Quincy Adams. 2
• CCCXXI.: James Madison to James Monroe. 1
• CCCXXII.: Rufus King In the United States Senate. 2
• CCCXXIII.: Resolution of Congress. 1
• CCCXXIV.: James Madison to John Quincy Adams. 1
• CCCXXV.: John Quincy Adams: Memoirs. 3
• CCCXXVI.: Charles Pinckney to John Quincy Adams. 1
• CCCXXVII.: Rufus King In the Senate of the United States. 1
• CCCXXVIII.: John Quincy Adams: Memoirs. 1
• CCCXXIX.: James Madison to John Quincy Adams. 1
• CCCXXX.: James Madison to John Quincy Adams. 1
• CCCXXXI.: James Madison to Judge Roane. 3
• CCCXXXII.: James Madison to Robert Walsh. 1
• CCCXXXIII.: James Madison to Robert Walsh. 1
• CCCXXXIV.: Walter Lowrie of Pennsylvania In the United States Senate. 2
• CCCXXXV.: James Madison to President Monroe. 1
• CCCXXXVI.: Charles Pinckney In the House of Representatives. 2
• CCCXXXVII.: James Madison to John Quincy Adams. 1
• CCCXXXVIII.: Charles Pinckney In the House of Representatives. 3
• CCCXXXIX.: James Madison to Joseph Gales. 1
• Cccxl.: James Madison to Thomas Ritchie. 1
• Cccxli.: James Madison to J. G. Jackson. 2
• Cccxlii.: James Madison: Note to His Speech On the Right of Suffrage. 1
• Cccxliii.: James Madison: “genl. Remarks On the Convention.” 1
• Cccxliv.: John Quincy Adams: Memoirs. 1
• Cccxlv.: James Madison to George Hay. 1
• Cccxlvi.: Rufus King to C. King. 1
• Cccxlvii.: James Madison to Thomas Jefferson. 1
• Cccxlviii.: Rufus King In the Senate of the United States. 1
• Cccxlix.: Rufus King to C. King. 1
• Cccl.: James Madison to Edward Livingston. 1
• Cccli.: James Madison to Henry Lee. 1
• Ccclii.: James Madison to Henry Lee. 2
• Cccliii.: T. W. Cobb In the United States Senate. 3
• Cccliv.: T. H. Benton On Retiring of Rufus King From the United States Senate. 1
• Ccclv.: William Steele to Jonathan D. Steele. 1
• Ccclvi.: James Madison to Andrew Stevenson. 1
• Ccclvii.: James Madison to Thomas Cooper. 1
• Ccclviii.: James Madison to S. H. Smith. 1
• Ccclix.: James Madison to Edward Everett. 2
• Ccclx.: Timothy Pickering to William Jackson. 1
• Ccclxi.: James Madison to George Mason. 2
• Ccclxii.: Timothy Pitkin: On Signing the Constitution. 3
• Ccclxiii.: James Madison to Martin Van Buren. 1
• Ccclxiv.: James Madison to J. C. Cabell. 2
• Ccclxv.: James Madison to J. C. Cabell. 3
• Ccclxvi.: James Madison to J. C. Cabell. 1
• Cclxvii.: Jared Sparks: Journal. 2
• Cclxviii.: John Quincy Adams: Memoirs. 1
• Ccclxix.: Jared Sparks to James Madison. 1
• Ccclxx.: James Madison to M. L. Hurlbert. 2
• Ccclxxi.: James Madison to James Hillhouse. 1
• Ccclxxii.: James Madison to Andrew Stevenson. 2
• Ccclxxiii.: James Madison to J. K. Teft. 1
• Ccclxxiv.: James Madison to Reynolds Chapman. 3
• Ccclxxv.: James Madison to C. J. Ingersoll. 1
• Ccclxxvi.: James Madison to Theodore Sedgewick, Jr. 1
• Ccclxxvii.: James Madison to James Robertson. 1
• Ccclxxviii.: Jared Sparks to James Madison. 2
• Ccclxxix.: James Madison to Jared Sparks. 2
• Ccclxxx.: James Madison to J. K. Paulding. 2
• Ccclxxxi.: James Madison to J. K. Paulding. 1
• Ccclxxxii.: James Madison to J. K. Paulding. 2
• Ccclxxxiii.: James Madison to Jared Sparks. 1
• Ccclxxxiv.: James Madison to J. K. Paulding. 1
• Ccclxxxv.: James Madison On the Pinckney Plan. 1
• Ccclxxxvi.: Jared Sparks to James Madison. 1
• Ccclxxxvii.: James Madison to Jared Sparks. 1
• Ccclxxxviii.: James Madison to N. P. Trist. 1
• Ccclxxxix.: James Madison to James T. Austin. 1
• CCCXC.: James Madison to Professor Davis. 2
• CCCXCI.: James Madison to W. C. Rives. 1
• CCCXCII.: James Madison to John Tyler. 1
• CCCXCIII.: James Madison to Thomas S. Grimke. 1
• CCCXCIV.: James Madison to William Cogswell. 1
• CCCXCV.: N. P. Trist: Memoranda. 2
• CCCXCVI.: James Madison to Edward Coles. 1
• CCCXCVII.: James Madison to W. A. Duer. 2
• CCCXCVIII.: James Madison On Nullification. 1
• CCCXCIX.: James Madison to Joseph Wood. 1
• CCCC.: James Madison to — — 2
• CCCCI.: James Madison: Preface to Debates In the Convention of 1787. 1
• CCCCII.: William Samuel Johnson: Diary, 1787. 1 Ad 1787 Memoranda New York, &c.
• CCCCIII.: John Dickinson: Extract of Letter. 1
• Appendix B: the Delegates to the Federal Convention, Their Credentials, and Attendance.
• Appendix C: The Virginia Plan Or Randolph Resolutions.
• Appendix D: The Pinckney Plan
• The Draught of a Foederal Government to Be Agreed Upon Between the Free and Independent States of America. 4
• Appendix E: the New Jersey Plan Or Paterson Resolutions
• Appendix F: the Hamilton Plan 1

CXCV.

Benjamin Franklin to the Editor of the Federal Gazette.2

To conclude, I beg I may not be understood to infer, that our general Convention was divinely inspired when it form’d the new federal Constitution, merely because that Constitution has been unreasonably and vehemently opposed; yet I must own I have so much Faith in the general Government of the World by Providence, that I can hardly conceive a Transaction of such momentous Importance to the Welfare of Millions now existing, and to exist in the Posterity of a great Nation, should be suffered to pass without being in some degree influenc’d, guided and governed by that omnipotent, omnipresent & beneficent Ruler, in whom all inferior Spirits live & move and have their Being. —

[2 ]Documentary History of the Constitution, IV, 567-571; printed in the Federal Gazette, April 8, 1788.