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The Federalist thought the constitution of then only limited the government not the people

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Through this anti-federalist paper in by the 6th art.. “The members of the several state legislatures, and all the executive and judicial officers; both of the United States, and of the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation to support the constitution.”  They wanted the government to have less power but they couldn't opposed them too much so they wanted to atleast limit them and they try to bond them through a oath them. Take away some of the individual rights of government.

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Through the anti-federalist papers power would have been put into rulers with great caution and try to restrict the power of the individual if necessary, the papers also spoke of impeachment of leaders, as well as how to release the power of a representative in the event of death.

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Federalist thought the addition to the constitution was not needed. because the people and states kept the power that was not given to the National Government

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James Madison

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Anti federalists were those who opposed the development of a strong federal government and the ratification of the Constitution in 1788, preferring instead for power to remain in the hands of state and local governments. They wanted the power to impeach leaders. They also wanted to limit trad with who could trade with the Indians.

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The anti-federalists also limited who could trade with the Indians, restricting it to only the government was allowed to make valid deals with Native Americans and that deals over land made with citizens would not be legally binding

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Equal power between the national government and state power

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Federalist: Madison said creating a national government that can regulate law to protect to people going from state to state but still give states some personal power. A national government with some power can create a bases of how each state should run and there was "necessary and proper" clause in the Constitution giving a national government power to get the final say but not all the power. States would have some power to make their own decisions