ginia Report, 203.

Unites legislative, executive, and
judicial powers, 209.

Subverts principles of free govern-
ment, 210.

Subverts U. S. Constitution, 210.
And Sedition Act, not to be resisted
by force, 41, 42, 54, 59, 113,
115, 230, 253.

Allen, John, Speech of for the Resolu-
lutions, 52.
Amendments, to instructions to Senators,
January 4, 1800, 244 to
248.

To Virginia Resolutions, by
Mr. Giles, 148.

To Virginia Resolutions,
rejected, 150, 155, 156,
158.

Analysis of Virginia Report, 178.
Appendix, 249 to 260.

Army, of United States, increase con-
demned, 239.

Regular, objectionable, 241.
Assembly, General, of Virginia, list of
members, 1798-9, 159.

Assembly, General, of Virginia, list of
members, 1799, 1800, 233.

Ayes and Noes, on instructions to Sena-
tors, January 4, 1800,
244 to 248.

On Virginia Resolutions,

156 to 158.

B.

Bailey, Thomas M., Speech against the
Resolutions, 122.

Bank Law of 1791, 197.

Barbour, James, Speech for the Resolu-
tions, 54.

Bolling, P., Speech against Lee's amend-

ment to Resolutions, 148.

Brooke, Edmund, Speeches against Vir-
ginia Resolutions,
79,99.

Carriage tax, 198.

Moves to amend Reso-

lutions, 150.

Amendment laid on
table, 150.

C.

Common defence, clause in federal Consti-
tution relative to, 199, 201.
Common law, no part of laws of United
States, 243.

Argument against, as part
of federal jurisprudence,

211 to 217.

Not the general law prior
to the Revolution, 211.
Not introduced by Revolu
tion, 212.

Nor by articles of Confede-
ration, 213.

Nor by present Constitu-

tion, 213 to 217.
Difficulties of opposite con-
struction, 215.

Consequences of opposite
construction, 216.

Compact, Federal Constitution one, 190.
See Constitution.

Connecticut, Counter Resolutions of, 175.
Construction of Federal Constitution.
See Constitution.

On Virginia Report, 236-7. | Consolidation of these states, 201-2.

Executive, in the event of consolidation of

Blended with other departments by Law, See Common Law and International