This measure will do no good, and will disgust. The danger to liberty greater from the disunited opinions and jarring plans of many, than from the energetic operations of one. Marius, Sylla, Caesar, Cromwell trampled on liberty with armies. Power of revision sufficient to defend himself. He would be supported by the people.
Patronage gives great influence.
The interference more nominal than real. The greater part of power of making treaties in the President. Cannot see responsibility in the President or the great officers of State. A masked battery of constructive powers would complete the destruction of liberty. The legislative in England not so corrupt as the executive.