...nature of existing sources of complaint, and by a careful enquiry as to events, which time may unfold. The Committee entertain a high sense of the wisdom...Sovereignty, and of the duties which citizens owe to then- respective State Governments; they give the most satisfactory proofs of attachment to the Constitution...

...strong vote. The committee of the legislature, in their report on the doings of the convention, gay : " The committee entertain a high sense of the wisdom and ability with which this convention have discharged their arduous trust; and •while they maintain the principle of state...

...nature of existing sources of complaint, and by a careful enquiry as to events, which time may unfold. The Committee entertain a high sense of the wisdom...attachment to the Constitution of the United States and to the national union; and while, with the undaunted freedom, which they inherit from their ancestors,...