Canada, 191; dangers from, 157. Capital, 262; place for, 73, 321. Capitation tax, 272. “Capt. M’Daniel,” pseudonym of, 122. Carroll, Daniel, 325, 329, 415. Carthage, 93. “Cassius,” pseudonym of, 1, 51, 416. “Cato,” pseudonym of, 243, 281, 415. “Caution,” pseudonym of, 323, 415. “Centinel, The,” pseudonym of, 218, 415. “Charles James Fox,” pseudonym of, 51. Chase, Samuel, 323, 415; promises of, 333; speech of, 325. Childs, Francis, 250. “Citizen of New Haven,” pseudonym of, 229, 416. Citizenship, 270; rights of, 42. Clinton, De Witt, 415. Clinton, George, 173, 243, 281, 415. Coinage, uniformity of, 35. Coke, 266. Commerce of America, 95; inter-state, congressional power over, 118; regulation of, 97. Commercial treaties, power to make, 234. “Conciliator,” pseudonym of, 416. Congress, Continental, action on the Constitution, 253, 289; retrospective view of, 298; inadequate powers of, 34. Congress, difference between state legislature and, 224; length of session of, 239; members of, 225; character of, 227; character from South, 258; election of, 86; privileges of, 33; restriction on, 234; interest of, 220; journal of, 33; nature of, 267; powers of, 27, 32, 34, 41, 98; to alienate territory, 80; to coerce the states, 184; over delinquent states, 358; over citizens, 80; over elections, 30, 37, 118, 276; over inter-state commerce, 118; over judiciary, 66; over militia, 184; law-making powers of, 45; of taxation, 235; over territories, 43; over trade, 61; representation in, 151. Connecticut, 183, 355; address to, 215; constitution of, 148; Courant, 135, 415; convention, 178, 207; legislature of, 219; manufactures of, 202; taxation in, 74, 148; tribute to New York from, 180. Constituents, instructions from, 28. Constitution, a creation of power, 145, 147; adequacy of, 35; adopting clause of, 131, 184, 362; advantages of, 21; amendment of, 44, 100, 118, 200, 233, 251, 284, 334; attempts to surprise the people with, 327; character of opposers of, 11, 143; comparison of, 339; with constitution of N. Y., 297; with English, 381; consolidating tendencies of, 65, 69, 70, 158, 258, 297; construction of, 43; objections to, 25, 53, 132, 151; definition of, 116; despotic power of, 28; effect of, 95; excellence of language of, 156; expense of, 60; general clauses of, 83, 96, 119; importance of, 248; judicial power under, 39; laws made under, 360; merits of, 27; new powers granted by, 238; powers under, 153, 156, 163, 220; opposition to, 39; preamble of, 208; reasons for not submitting to state legislature, 139; reception of, 9; rejection of, 100; remarks on, 237, 395; supreme law of the land, 184; want of explicitness in, 155, 260, 265; should be tried before amending, 235; writers against, 12.