Gov. Edmund Randolph, "Is there any power given over it? Let it be pointed out. . . . ”

Gov. Edmund Randolph, [the PERFECT descriptions of “necessary and proper” and “incidental” ‘powers’, (from one of the main men responsible for framing the Constitution)] “When the British thought proper to infringe our rights, was it not necessary to mention, in our Constitution, those rights which ought to be paramount to the power of the legislature? . . . I consider bills of rights in this view–that the govermnent should use them, when there is a departure from its fundamental principles, in order to restore them. . . . Is there any power given over it? Let it be pointed out.”, June 15, 1788