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Publius
| Copies of "Publius," monthly
essays on political and constitutional issues by members of the James City
County Democratic Committee, are being made available here.
By
registering your e-mail address, you can
receive "Donkey Tales" and "Publius" via e-mail. This saves the committee a
lot in publishing and mailing expenses and benefits our local Democratic
causes and campaigns. Please take a moment to
click here and register.
You can fetch an archived copy of "Publius"
by clicking the issue month in the navigation bar at the left. Warning: A
few downloads are excessively time-consuming. We intend to reduce download
time greatly soon by compiling the publication in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf)
format.
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Publius
was the pen name used by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay and James
Madison when publishing the Federalist Papers.
These men wanted to avoid petty personal differences, which might
derail their goal of ratifying the Constitution. Each month a
different member of the JCC Democratic Committee publishes his or her
opinion in our monthly newsletter as a Publius essay.
Beginning with the January 2002 issue, however, the authors of
Publius no longer remain anonymous. |
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