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Walter Stewart to William Irvine Regarding Opposition to Constitution, 20 February 1788

Walter Stewart

出版	1788
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=I6NP0AEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋

Stewart writes to Irvine, a Penna. delegate to the Continental Congress: It is expected by the Anti-Federal Party that very extensive Petitions will be laid before them against the new Constitution. I however think they have abated much in their Warmth since they see Massachusetts have come to it. [....] And they [the Anti-Federalists] at last say they think amendments may probably be made. I sincerely hope they will, as it would be a means of reconciling all Party's, and enable us to carry it through; Without them, the opposition will be so powerful as to clog its execution in too large a degree.