194, See Hollister, Hist, of Connecticut, ii, 568-575; Report of Superintendent of Public Schools, 1853; Swift's System of Laws, i, 142 et seq. CHAPTER XIV. THE DEVELOPMENT or POLITICAL PARTIES IN CONNECTICUT. 195, Wolcott Manuscript, in vol. iv, Library of Conn. Historical Society, Hartford, Conn. 196, Judge Church's Manuscript, deposited with New Haven Historical Society. 197, Swift, System of the Laws of Connecticut, i, 55-58. 198, Hollister, Hist, of Connecticut, ii, 510-514, quoting Judge Church. 199, D. G. Mitchell, American Lands and Letters, i, 142; F. B. Dexter, Hist, of Yale, p. 87. 200, Minutes of the General Association, Report of the Session of 1797. 201, A. Bishop, Proofs of a Conspiracy, p. 32. 202, Connecticut Journal, April 30, 1816, quotes the Petition and reply. 203, J. Leland, Van Tromp lowering his Peak, p, 33. 204, A. Bishop, Oration in Honor of the Election of Jefferson, pp. 9, 10, 11-16. 205, Judge Church's Manuscript. 206, Lyman Beecher, Autobiography, i, 257, 259, 260, 342, 343. 207, Constitution of the United States, Article II, Sect, ii, 1; Art. I, Sect, viii, 15. For the correspondence between General Dearborn and Gov. J. C. Smith, see Mies' Register, viii, 209-212. 208, Hildreth, History of United States, vi, 319-325; Schouler, Hist, of United States, ii, 270. 209, Niles' Register, viii, 291; ix, 171; also American Mercury of April 19, 1815. 210, New Haven Register, and also the American Mercury of Feb. 12, 1817. 211, Niles' Register, xi, 80. 212, Swift, System of Law, i, 74. 213, Swift, Vindication of the calling of the Special Superior Court, pp. 40-42. 214, Report of the Committee. See also J. H. Trumbull, Historical Notes, pp. 43-47. 215, Connecticut Courant of Aug. 25, 1818. 216, J. H. Trumbull, Historical Notes, pp. 55, 56. 217, Journal of the Convention, pp. 49, 67. (The Connecticut Courant and the American Mercury published the debates of the Convention in full as they occurred.) 218, Trumbull, Historical Notes, p. 60. See also the text, preceding this note, p. 483.