The People Made The Constitution, And The

What Is It That Makes Us Trust Our Judges? Their Independence In Office And Manner Of Appointment.

The Federal Government Is Acknowledged By All To Be One Of Enumerated Powers. The Principle, That It Can Exercise Only The Powers Granted To It . . . Is Now Universally Admitted.

The French Revolution Will Be Found To Have Had Great Influence On The Strength Of Parties, And On The Subsequent Political Transactions Of The United States.

What Are The Maxims Of Democracy? A Strict Observance Of Justice And Public Faith, And A Steady Adherence To Virtue.

The Particular Phraseology Of The Constitution Of The United States Confirms And Strengthens The Principle, Supposed To Be Essential To All Written Constitutions, That A Law Repugnant To The Constitution Is Void; And That Courts, As Well As Other Departments, Are Bound By That Instrument.