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the number of the representatives [called for in the constitution of 1787] appears to be too few, either to communicate the requisite information of the wants, local circumstances, and sentiments of so extensive an empire, or to prevent corruption and undue influence in the exigencies of such great powers.

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The number of the representatives [called for in the constitution of 1787] appears to be too few, either to communicate the requisite information of the wants, local circumstances, and sentiments of so extensive an empire, or to prevent corruption and undue influence in the exigencies of such great powers were known as Anti- Federalist.

"The Anti-Federalists argued against the ratification of the 1787 U.S. Constitution because they were afraid that the new government would be too powerful and thus can threaten the individual liberties and rights, in the absence of a bill of rights. They feared that union government would become much powerful and unanswerable, by snatching enough power away from state and local governments. Many feared that the local government would remain just to represent the citizen".

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