Poughkeepsie, July 22, 1788.
My Dear Sir:
I wrote to you by the last post, since which nothing material has
turned up here. We are debating on amendments without having decided
what is to be done with them. There is so great a diversity in the
views of our opponents that it is impossible to predict any thing. Upon
the whole, however, our fears diminish.
Yours affectionately,
A. Hamilton.
James Madison, jr., New-York.