To John Adams from John Jay

11 March 1822

Dear Sir

Bedford—West Chester County—N. York—11th. March—1822—

Considering the Attention you have heretofore paid to constitutions of Government, I presume it will be agreable to you to receive the Book herewith inclosed. It exhibits a detailed account of the Proceedings and Debates of the convention which lately formed a new Constitution for this State—To you any Remarks which I might make relative to it, would be superfluous—

My Health throughout the Winter has undergone but little alteration—accept my best Wishes that your’s may long continue undiminished; and believe me to be / Dear Sir / your constant Friend

John Jay—

MHi: Adams Papers.

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