...habits and attachments, lay aside our State connections, and act for the general good of the whole. The general government is not an assemblage of States, but of individuals." Profiting by the experience of our country, the United States of Brazil, which was established in 1890,...

...habits and attachments, lay aside our State connections, and act for the general good of the whole. The general government is not an assemblage of States, but of individuals." Profiting by the experience of our country, the United States of Brazil, which was established in 1890,...

...habits and attachments, lay aside our State connections, and act for the general good of the whole. The general government is not an assemblage of States, but of individuals." Profiting by the experience of our country, the United States of Brazil, which was established in 1890,...

...general government is meant for them in the first capacity; the state government in the second. . . . The general government is not an assemblage of states,...therefore, not the states, ought to be represented in it." (30) (28) 3 US Compiled Statutes, 1901, p. 3153. (29) 118 US 557. The Constitution was passed upon...

...Genl. Govt. they should be considered as having no existence. . . . The Genl. Govt. is not an assembly -of States, but of individuals for certain political...purposes — it is not meant for the States, but for i the individuals composing them; the individuals V therefore not the States, ought to be represented...

...Representation ought to be the exact transcript of society. . . . The general government is not an assembly of States, but of individuals, for certain political...not meant for the States, but for the individuals comprising them : the individuals, therefore, not the States, ought to be represented in it." These...

...Constitutional Convention the doctrine which was, 80 years later, codified in the 14th Amendment when he stated "the general government is not an assemblage of states, but of individuals". Ours is the only government in the world in which all the chief constitutional officers of the Executive...

...branch by the Legislatures, will introduce & cherish local interests & local prejudices. The Gen! Gov* is not an assemblage of States, but of individuals for certain political purposes—it is not meant for the States, but for the individuals composing them; the individuals...

...direction, and they later at least partially succeeded in redefining federalism to mean nationalism. an assemblage of States, but of individuals for certain...the States, but for the individuals composing them" (1:406). By July 14 King could say that "[h]e considered the proposed Government as substantially and...

...branch by the Legislatures, will introduce & cherish local interests & local prejudices. The Gen? Govt is not an assemblage of States, but of individuals...therefore not the States, ought to be represented in it: A proportion in this representation can be preserved in the 2? as well as in the 1!' branch ; and the...