Historical Notes On the Constitutions of Connecticut 1639 1818 Particularly O
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Brace, Fred. Wolcott, Asa Chapman, and Elias Perkins.
9 One of these, on " The Politics of Connecticut: by a Federal Re- publican " [George H. Richards, of New London], was received with much favor by the republicans, and widely circulated.
NEW HAVEN FEDERALISTS FAVOR REFORM. 4 1 changes were expedient to adopt our government to the princi- ples of a more enlightened age than that in which it was formed, and to reconcile it with the institutions which surround us. " While the republicans and to...lerationists were unanimous in support of the measure, the federalists were not united in opposi- tion. In several towns, prominent members of the federal party concurred in the vote instructing their representatives, or avowed themselves in favor of a new constitution. The jealous rivalry between the two capitals — which dates from the union of the colonies — was not without its influence. The modern fiction of a " compact " by which the enjoyment of a state house and biennial election-parades was guaranteed to New Haven for- ever, does not appear to have yet gained even local credence ; but it was an avowed purpose of the Tolerationists, to abolish the October session and provide for the annual meeting of the gen- eral assembly alternately at Hartford and New Haven, thereby placing the two capitals, as nearly as might be, on political equality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brace, Fred. Wolcott, Asa Chapman, and Elias Perkins.
9 One of these, on " The Politics of Connecticut: by a Federal Re- publican " [George H. Richards, of New London], was received with much favor by the republicans, and widely circulated.
NEW HAVEN FEDERALISTS FAVOR REFORM. 4 1 changes were expedient to adopt our government to the princi- ples of a more enlightened age than that in which it was formed, and to reconcile it with the institutions which surround us. " While the republicans and to...lerationists were unanimous in support of the measure, the federalists were not united in opposi- tion. In several towns, prominent members of the federal party concurred in the vote instructing their representatives, or avowed themselves in favor of a new constitution. The jealous rivalry between the two capitals — which dates from the union of the colonies — was not without its influence. The modern fiction of a " compact " by which the enjoyment of a state house and biennial election-parades was guaranteed to New Haven for- ever, does not appear to have yet gained even local credence ; but it was an avowed purpose of the Tolerationists, to abolish the October session and provide for the annual meeting of the gen- eral assembly alternately at Hartford and New Haven, thereby placing the two capitals, as nearly as might be, on political equality.
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