John Jay
I, John Jay, feel that it is in the best interest of every state to unite as one new nation, a government of the people. As a new nation we can accomplish things we have wished to before, but weren't able to achieve. We will find new freedoms, and set the standards for many generations to come. I will be discussing the pros of Federalism, including our undeniable need for government, safety as one nation, discouraging war, and learning from Great Britain's mistakes. In our world today there is an unquestionable need for government, without it we are not as strong as we could be as one. We should either become one nation or divide itself into separate confederacies. It is too convenient, too obvious that we should become united to each other by
Being a union and a good national government, instead of welcoming war this will deter it. A strong national government is needed to suppress rebellions by Native Americans and small farmers. Any just causes of war given to other nations will be more seldom given and would be more easily accommodated. In this I would like to use Great Britain as an example, Great Britain once consisted of three small nations that constantly battled one another. Each person has rights, and they should not be intruded on, as well we should not have to worry at night for the well being of our families. We could grow to be a very powerful and wonderful nation. It is up to the people to decide weather they would like protection and the freedoms they require to live a healthy and happy life. If we band together, we, as one, can grow to be a brilliant nation. I must ask you why the same thing would not happen to America dividing into four small nations. We are not speaking only of physical safety though; a National Government would also protect the rights of the people.
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