Election of the President. Madison's strictures on the draught, p. 60 Article VIII does not provide a method, p. 97 The omission not remarkable, p. 98 Choosing by the electoral colleges, p. 77, 133 Observations sustain Article VIII, p. 134 Eligibility of Representatives, etc. Pinckney on the question, p. 101, 103 Elliott, W. S. A grandnephew of Pinckney, p. 288 His sketch of Pinckney's life and home; of his library, picture gallery and garden, p. 288 Ellsworth, Oliver Did not draught a constitution, p. 165 Contributed nothing to draught of the committee, p. 165 Estoppel. Characterized by Coke, p. 132 Does not extend to historical students, p. 132 Federalists. Hamilton and Pinckney were, p. 279 Pinckney the most extreme federalist in the convention, p. 279 Ford, Worthington C. Publishes Pinckney's letter, p. 5 Framers of the Constitution. Two of the youngest and their work, p. 264 Franklin, Doctor. His farewell words to the convention, p. 70 Fraud and Plagiarism. The question of inexorable, p. 21 Detection probable, p. 24 Temptation small, p. 25 The absence of motive, p. 27, 28 Specifications of plagiarisms, p. 78 Failure of specified charges, p. 79 Not sustained by evidence, p. 275 The charge reduced to an absurdity, p. 195 Gerry of Massachusetts Opposes election by the people, p. 87 Gilpin, Henry D. Edits Madison's Journal, p. 5, 29 Gorham of Massachusetts. A member of the committee of detail, p. 75 Did not attempt to draught a constitution, p. 165 Grimke, Thomas S. Madison's letter to, p. 35 Habeas Corpus. The writ of, not to be suspended is in the draught, p. 269 Why the committee did not adopt, p. 270 Hamilton, Alexander. "Those who pay are the masters," p. 174 His not the style of the Constitution, p. 243 Pierce's description of Hamilton, p. 283 Historical Questions. Concerning the draught in the State Department, p. 12 Historical Society of N. Y. Possesses Pinckney's Observations, p. 105 Referred to by Madison, p. 110 Hunt, Gaillard. Description of the draught, p. 18 Immigration. Expected and relied upon, p. 170 Massachusetts constitution encourages, p. 169 Impeachment. In Pinckney draught, p. 211 In the committee draught, p. 211 Jackson, Major Wm. Elected secretary of the convention, p. 129 His notes on draught, p. 74, 75 His letter to Washington, p. 239 Delivers papers of the convention to Washington, p. 239, 241 Jameson, Professor, J. Franklin. He discovers two of the Wilson draughts, p. 159, 160 Jay, Chief Justice. His hand appears in the constitution of New York, p. 243 Jefferson, President. Madison's letter to, p. 33, 129 Jews. "The people called Jews" address the convention, p. 241