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John Dickinson to Polly Dickinson


John Dickinson
September 15, 1787

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June 15, 1787

…The Convention is very busy — of an excellent temper — and for Abilities exceeds, I believe any Assembly that ever met upon this Continent, except the first Congress. Give my Compliments to Dr. Wharton and let him know my sentiments concerning this Body. Nothing further said at present …

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