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In the critical battles that lay ahead in the state of New York, the pro-ratification party, or...
A Gentleman now in Town, and who will set out for New York in about an Hour, gives me an...
[Below is the initial convention speech by John Jay on Art. I, sec. 2, cl. 3, supporting the...
M r . Jay— One or two Remarks have not been mentioned— It is agreed that a Strong energetic...
Your obliging Letter of the 8 Inst. found me at this Place— I thank you for the interesting...
[Samuel Jones moves to amend Art. I, sec. 4, concerning the time, place, and manner of elections...
M r . Jay— It does not appear that there is at present a Disposition to consider farther at...
I have had the Pleasure of rec gv . your Favor of the 18 Inst. with the news Papers. Let S r ....
I have perused with Singular pleasure some thoughts on the Constitution addressed to the State of...
I have considered the Hint suggested in your Letter of the     my long, and I may say habitual...
[ JJ participates in the debate on Art. I, sec. 8, par. 1, setting forth the taxing powers of the...
The hon. Mr. Jay rose, and said that he would confine himself to a few remarks, as the question...
[ JJ resumes his analysis of the taxation amendment, avowing he can see “no possible impropriety...
[ JJ details his objections to John Lansing’s amendment placing a limit on Congress’s power to...
M r Jay Factions may prevail—as in Holland— this 1/3 may prevent a benef l . Loan— will promote...
I congratulate you my dear Sir! most cordially on your Return to your native Country, and am...
Two Days ago I had the pleasure of rec g your obliging Letter of the 16 th ., and this morning...
I congratulate you my dear Sir! on the Adoption of the Constitution by Virginia. That Event has...
Col. W. S. Livingston who brought us the news of the adoption of the Constitution by Virginia, is...
[On 10 July Lansing proposed a threefold scheme of amendments: 1) explanatory; 2) conditional;...
M r . Jay A proposition That the Constitution should be so far ratified as to go into Operation...
M r . Jay. We were sent to promote gen l . good—to forget we belong to party— Reason first and...
M r . Jay. Have not misapp[lie] d .— the levying of taxes in a diff[eren] t . way—&— the hands of...
M r . Jay. Went to the Committee disposed to accomd n .—pro[position] s . were received dictated—...
[Melancton Smith moved to amend John Jay’s motion for ratification to have the Constitution...
Jay— It must be evident from the prop[osition] s — that they wish to accommodate—& pledge...
M r . Jay We are endeavouring to agree— Gen t See we have brot forth valuable Amendm ts . Cannot...
[ JJ joined the debate in support of John Sloss Hobart’s motion for adjournment, urging the...
Jay— ment[io] ns a few reasons [for adjournment]— Lans g . supposes it would increase heats— some...
Jay— no difficulty—first take a vote &c a as Ham[ilton]—… Jay— cannot be before us till after the...