INDEX. General Explanations of Government, Declaration of Rights and Preamble to the Columbian Constitution, Columbian Constitution being amendment, A-Proof that the Majority should govern, Particular explanations of Government, B-On the necessity of changing the name of our coun- That Canada should be independent, extracts from 25 27 115 26-ib. - 27-116 122 127' Of British Canada withholding our independence and 129 North America is the country of Franklin and Wash- 132 On British pretended retaliation and abuse, 136 France first settled Canada, 138 -E-Districts instead of the several States, Sect. 2. F-Annual meetings of State, Article II. H-Sect. 2. I-Proportioned number of officers, every fifth voter J-The right of suffrage restored to the poor, Sect. 4. Form of commissions and terms of the service of 33-ib. 34-141 35-ib. 38-ib. ib. N-All meetings to elect a chairman, superintendants, 39-145 O-Voters to prepare their own votes, 41-146 P-The use of recording all men's names, Sect. 7. 43-ib. . ib.-ib. R-Clerks to manage in meeting, 44-147 S-Union effected by casting lots out of only four cer- ib.-ib. A T-Actors elected from five classes without nomina- dates, Sect. 2. 45-149 47-ib. itib. Representers elected from commissioners, &c. Sect. 4. 48 Mediators elected from legislators, Sect. 6. eral, Article VI. Major presidents, elected from minor presidents, Sect. 2. Special presidents elected from major presidents, Sect. 3. The general president elected from special presi- W-Talent, Article VII. X-Annual expense of government, $2,207,563 16, Sect. 2. Officers now in office may continue but change their 49 ib.. 51-151 52 53 54 57-ib. ib.ib. 59 ib.--153 Y-The ruin of our several states by clashing opposi- ib.-156 61-ib. 63-160 CC-Concerning turnpike roads, Sect. 2, Sect. 2. FF-A people ought to understand the situation of GG-Concerning the judiciary, Article XIV. The general president's executive council, Sect. 3. 64-161 ib.-ib. 65-ib. ib.-162 69 72-165 84 JJ-Exemption from taxation and the ruin of foreign commerce by taxing the industrious, Art. XVIII. 16.-173 KK-Asserted titles of individual lands, and estimation of common lands, necessary for independence, - LL-Weights and Measures to be arranged to decimal MM-Encourage our Manufactures, Article XX. Colleges and other schools to be free for the poor General benevolent establishment : 182 89-186 91-ib. 93 ib. 94-16.. 00-A bare majority in Congress being of the great- 97-189 98 194 |