He thought that this might be safely done and was justified by the nature of the Union. Mr. Randolph said there was no instance of one nation executing judgments of the Courts of another nation. He moved the following proposition. Morris moved to commit also the following proposition on the same subject. These different interests would be a source of oppressive regulations if no check to a bare majority should be provided.
States pursue their interests with less scruple than individuals.
The power of regulating commerce was a pure concession on the part of the S. States. They did not need. Mr. Martin 2ded. The diversity of commercial interests, of necessity creates difficulties, which ought not to be increased by unnecessary restrictions. Mr. Sherman, alluding to Mr. Pinkney's enumeration of particular interests, as requiring a security agst.