For the Independent Chronicle Mess’rs. PRINTERS. If you think the following worth the public notice, please to insert it in your paper....

An ESSAY on the Means of Promoting Federal Sentiments in the United States by a Foreign Spectator. It is an old maxim, that no Republican...

Right Honorable You have been pleased to send unto us a certain prohibition or command that we should not receive or entertain any of...

There is nothing more common than to confound the terms of the American revolution with those of the late American war. The American war...

The long piece signed BRUTUS, (which was first published in a New ­York paper, and was afterwards copied into the Pennsylvania Packet of...

To the Massachusetts Convention. Gentlemen, In my last address I ascertained, from historical records, the following principles, that, in...

To the Massachusetts Convention. Gentlemen, As it is essentially necessary to the happiness of a free people, that the constitution of...

(Concluded from our last.) The Massachusetts Convention. Gentlemen,This appears to be the universal effect of such establishments. A...

To the Massachusetts Convention, Gentlemen, That the new system, proposed for your adoption, is not founded in argument, but in party...

To the Massachusetts Convention. Gentlemen, Truly deplorable, in point of argument, must be that cause, in whose defence persons of...

(Concluded from our last.) To the Massachusetts Convention. Gentlemen,To tell us that we ought to look beyond local interests, and judge...

(concluded from our last) To the Massachusetts Convention. Gentlemen,The question then arises, what is the kind of government best...

To the Massachusetts Convention Gentlemen, Suffer an individual to lay before you his contemplations on the great subject that now...

To the People. My last Address contained the outlines of a system fully adequate to all the useful purposes of the union. Its object is...

To the People. Friends and Brethren, It is a duty incumbent on every man, who has had opportunities for inquiry, to lay the result of his...

To the People. We come now to the second and last article of complaint against the present confederation, which is, that Congress has not...

To the People. It has been proved, by indisputable evidence, that power is not the grand principle of union among the parts of a very...

To the People. There cannot be a doubt, that, while the trade of this continent remains free, the activity of our countrymen will secure...

To the People. To prevent any mistakes, or misapprehensions of the argument, stated in my last paper, to prove that the proposed...

To the People. In the course of inquiry it has appeared, that for the purposes of internal regulation and domestick tranquillity, our...