A Constitutional Conversation: Letters from an Ohio Farmer

From The Ashbrooke Center:

Economic and Political Thought

A Constitutional Conversation: Letters from an Ohio Farmer

by Ohio Farmer

Ashbrooke Center

January 18, 2012

The Ohio Farmer is not one person, but a group of citizens seeking to preserve constitutional self-government in America. The Farmer's letters are written in the tradition of the Federalists and Antifederalists in the American founding who penned newspaper articles debating the new form of government proposed in the Constitution of 1787. They wrote using pen names such as Publius, Federal Farmer, an American Citizen, and an Old Whig to allow their arguments to speak for themselves and be judged on their own merits. The letters from the Ohio Farmer are offered in this same spirit.

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