Titch
Titch
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Randolph's sixth resolution, authorizing the force of the whole to be exercised against a delinquent State, came under consideration, Mr. Madison observed that the more he reflected on the use of force, the more he doubted the practicability and the justice of it when applied to the I>eople collectively, and not individually. He hoped that such a system would be framed as would render this resource unnecessary.^ It was the perception of this truth which more than any other cause led to the subs...titution of our present system for that in use under the Confederation. The necessity for coer- cion, for using force as a means of vindicating authority, was admitted on all sides, not only in the Convention which devised the Constitution, but when it was ratified in the several States. It was as much a feature of the merely fed- eral scheme proposed by Mr. Patterson as of the national government advocated by Mr. Randolph. The diflferenoe was as to the mode in which force should be used, and the objects on which it was to operate.
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Randolph's sixth resolution, authorizing the force of the whole to be exercised against a delinquent State, came under consideration, Mr. Madison observed that the more he reflected on the use of force, the more he doubted the practicability and the justice of it when applied to the I>eople collectively, and not individually. He hoped that such a system would be framed as would render this resource unnecessary.^ It was the perception of this truth which more than any other cause led to the subs...titution of our present system for that in use under the Confederation. The necessity for coer- cion, for using force as a means of vindicating authority, was admitted on all sides, not only in the Convention which devised the Constitution, but when it was ratified in the several States. It was as much a feature of the merely fed- eral scheme proposed by Mr. Patterson as of the national government advocated by Mr. Randolph. The diflferenoe was as to the mode in which force should be used, and the objects on which it was to operate.
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