Who said that?

“The State Declarations of Rights are not repealed by this Constitution; and being in force are sufficient.”

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“The laws of the general government being supreme to the laws and constitutions of the several states, the Declarations of Rights in the separate states are no security.” 

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“…State Legislatures have no security for the powers now presumed to remain to them, or the People for their Rights.”

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“There is no Declaration of any kind for preserving the Liberty of the Press, the Trial by Jury in civil Causes; nor against the Danger of standing Armies in time of Peace…”

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"The government is not given the power to pass laws involving freedom of assembly, speech, press, religion, etc., and thus it will not have the power to do so. Furthermore, listing the rights of the people could be dangerous since those making this list could leave out some rights."

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"I do not  conceive we can exist long as a nation without having…a power which will pervade the whole Union…”

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