Of delegates of the constitutional convenient in philadelphia, which was not a supporter of the new constitution

The Constitutional Convention happened in 1787 in Philadelphia. The intent of the convention was to establish the U.S. Constitution. Each state, regardless of its number of delegates had a single vote. Thirty-nine of the fifty-five delegates supported the adoption of the new Constitution. Rhode Island was against the Convention and therefore sent no representation.

Of the present delegates, the 16 representatives who refused to sign the Constitution were:

Oliver Ellsworth - Connecticut  

William Houstoun - Georgia  

William L. Pierce - Georgia

Luther Martin - Maryland  

John F Mercer  - Maryland

Elbridge Gerry - Massachusetts  

Caleb Strong - Massachusetts  

William C. Houston - New Hampshire  

John Lansing Jr - New York  

Robert Yates - New York

William R Davie - North Carolina  

Alexander Martin - North Carolina

George Mason - Virginia  

James McClurg - Virginia  

Edmund J. Randolph - Virginia

George Wythe - Virginia

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