corruption, or negligence of its only keepers, THE PEOPLE. Republics are created by the virtue, public spirit, and intelligence of the citizens. They fall, when the wise are banished from the public councils, because they dare to be honest, and the profligate are rewarded, because they flatter the people, in order to betray them.

INDEX.

A.

ACCOUNTS, Public, to be published
ACCUSATION, Self, Criminals not bound to
ADJOURNMENT of Congress, by whom
of each House

ADMIRALTY, Jurisdiction. (See JUDICIARY)
ADMISSION of new States into the Union

ALIENS, who are

suits by, and against

ALIEN ACT, whether constitutional

AMBASSADORS, appointment of

Receiving of

Dismission of

Protection, and rights of

Suits by and against

AMENDMENTS OF CONSTITUTION, how made

APPEAL, Nature and Effect of

APPEALS from State Courts

486, 487
659, 660, 662, 663
295, 412, 574, 576

APPELLATE JURISDICTION. (See JUDICIARY)
APPOINTMENTS, to office by president, and senate
By congress, and heads of

ARMY AND NAVY, power to create and regulate
ARREST of Members of Congress

ARTS AND SCIENCE, Promotion of

ATTAINDER, Prohibition of Bills of, by congress
by States

Abr.

Effect of, in Treason

91

480

358, 359

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, Purchase of, by U. States

BORROW MONEY, Power of congress to

C.

CANALS AND ROADS, Power of congress as to 346-350, 443, 458

CAPITATION TAX, Power to lay

340, 341, 350

409-412

CENSUS, when to be taken

CASES, What are within the judicial power

56-60

608-612

CESSIONS, for Seat of Government

235, 241, 242

for Forts, Arsenals, &c.

427, 428

of Foreign Territory

427-430, 473

CHARTER Governments, what

459

CHARTERS, Whether contracts, protected by con-

63, 64

stitution

CITIZENS, who are

506-510

State

Privileges and Immunities of, in each

Suits by and against

COINAGE, Power of congress, over

Counterfeiting

Prohibition upon the States

COLONIES, AMERICAN, Origin and Settle-

Title of Territory

3-8

General Review of

62-83

Common Law in

62-66

Governments in

67-70

Rights of

70-83

359-378
359-363

359, 363-366

379-382

366-369

with Indians

Exclusive power in Congress

Encouragement of Manufactures

COMMON LAW IN COLONIES, Introduction of

COMMON DEFENCE, Taxes for

COMPACTS, by States

COMPENSATION (See PRESIDENT, JUDGES)

Representatives

Senators

for Property taken for Public uses

CONCURRENT POWERS, when in States
CONTEMPTS OF CONGRESS, how punishable
CONFEDERATION, Origin and Formation of

CONGRESS, Adjournment of

Decline and Fall of

Quorum of

295-297

Rules of

298, 299

Ayes and Noes

299, 300

Compensation of

303-307

Disqualifications of members of

310-314

Qualifications of Representatives

230-235

of Senators

263-267

Organization and modes of Proceeding 295, 298, 300, 309