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The state government will cease to exists!
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Madison defended the supremacy clause. Saying that it should be a basic characteristic of government to have the authority to pass authoritative law. SA

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"The senate shall, in like manner, be judges of their own members" JM

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"No constitutional redress is pointed out, and no express declaration is contained in it, to limit the boundaries of their rulers."      SA

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The state governments are considered as mere dependencies.   JM

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Assembly shall be the judge of their own members, and enjoy the same privileges JM

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Madison defended on the restriction of the authority of the states. He didn’t want the idea of letting states to be able to engage in treaties, print money, engage in import and export duties. SA

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Madison had a lot to say at the debate. He was the center of attention. Main idea was that the powers contained in the constitution are absolutely necessary for the preservation of the union. That they shouldn't be any changes.  SA

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It may be proper to premise that the pressure of necessity and distress (and not corruption) had a principal tendency to induce the adoption of the state constitutions and the existing confederation JM

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The supreme legislative power within this state shall be vested in two separate and distinct bodies of men, the one to be called the assembly, and the other to be called the senate of the state of New York, who together shall form the legislature. JM

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"It is . . . evident that this state, by adopting the new government, will enervate their legislative rights, and totally surrender into the hands of Congress the management and regulation of the Indian trade to an improper government" JM