...amendment proposed by Massachusetts, accompanying her ratification, was the same in substanee, to-wit : "That it be explicitly declared that all powers not...expressly delegated by the aforesaid constitution, arc reserved to the several states to be by them exerciwd." The convention of Xew York, after a heated...

...recommend that the following alterations and provisions be introduced into the said constitution. , i. That it be explicitly declared that all powers not...reserved to the several states to be by them exercised. u. That there shall be one representative to every thirty thousand persons, according to the census...

...MONOPOLIES, OH I ,( > r'f AV 1 COMPACT WITH EXCLUS^TE AI« A*T \if, Ot COMMEBCg." jHu Ma»mthusetts-~ "That it be explicitly declared that all powers not expressly delegated by theaforesaid constitution, are reserved to the states, to be by them exercised: "fhat congress shall...

...is proper here to remark, that Massachusetts proposed an amendment to the Constitution, " that it is explicitly declared, that all powers, not expressly...reserved to the several States, to be by them exercised." This proposed amendment was not adopted. I am happy to be able to fortify myself in these conelusions,...

...ratification of the constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Ifind the following declaration: "That it be explicitly declared, that all powers not...expressly delegated by the aforesaid constitution, (of the United States,) are reserved to the several States, to be by them exercised." What inference...

...ratification of the constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1 find the following declaration: "That it be explicitly declared, that all powers not...expressly delegated by the aforesaid constitution, (uf the United States,) are reserved to the several States, to be by them exercised." What i- f-Ti'iici-...

...effectually guard against an undue administration of the Federal Government," is in these terms. " That it be explicitly declared that all powers not...reserved to the several States to be by them exercised."! In the Legislatuie of South-Carolina, to whom the Constitution was sent, in order to be referred to...

...effectually guard against an undue administration of the Federal Government," is in these terms. " That it be explicitly declared that all powers not...Constitution are reserved to the several States to beiiy them exercised."t In the Legislatuie of South-Carolina, to whom the Constitution was sent, in...

...amendments should be made to the constitution; the first of which is in these strong and emphatic words: " That it be explicitly declared that all powers not...reserved to the several States, to be by them exercised." In this preamble we have distinctly stated the object of the proposed amendment: "to quiet the apprehensions...

...propose to alter the Constitution in this respect 7 No, but the convention proposed, as an amendment, that " it be explicitly declared, that all powers,...the several States, to be by them exercised."* The people of the Northern States have, from time to time, spoken of the representation of the slaves as...