The Federalist Papers - Alexander Hamilton [355]
State legislatures; as improper bodies to control national elections; power of to check national government; power of to elect Senate
State officers; their oath to support Constitution
States: ability to resist national government, dissension among; not proper subjects for legislation; political equality of; probable reaction to encroachments of national government, probable superiority to national government; prohibitions on; relations among; republicanism of, guaranteed; their role in elections; as source of legitimacy of Constitution, sovereignty of see constitutions, State
States, large
States, new
power to admit
States, small
suffrage
"supremacy" clause
Supreme Court, appellate jurisdiction of, impropriety in acting as court of impeachment, impropriety in sharing in power of veto; necessity for; original jurisdiction of; in relation to lower courts; in relation to State courts; see judiciary
Switzerland
taxation, authority of national government in; authority of States in; as essential power of government, prohibitions on States; shared jurisdictionin; see money, revenue
tenure, official, and stability
territory, extended as defensive of liberty
territory, power to regulate
tolerance, as social value
treason, power to define and punish
treaties; character of, as law of land, as law of nations, power to make; power to make, prohibited to States
trust, concept of
Turkey
tyranny; conditions leading to, steps to, "very definition of,"
unconstitutionality, concept of
Union of States; advantages of; conditions favoring; as breeder of political talent; dangers to, growing affection for; purposes, as stimulus to commerce
Vermont
veto power
Vice-Presidency
violence, domestic, as social evil; see anarchy, disorder, instability, rebellion
Virginia, constitution
war; causes of, costliness of, nature of; power to declare; prevention of; as a "science,"; see defense, standing armies
war powers; in Constitution, importance of not restricting; two-year limit on military appropriations; unlimited nature of; see defense, militia
weakness in government, as invitation to tyranny; as object of scorn; as social ill
wealth, national; organs of; see prosperity West, future of, West Indies