doi:10.7916/kj8k-ve40[Document, 1788 June n.d.]Jay, John, 1745-1829correspondencetextUnited States--History--1783-1865Jay, John, 1745-1829Acknowledges receipt of 8 June. So far the convention has proceeded with moderation. There is, however, no hint of an accommodation between opposing parties, nor is there likely to be one until the adherents of the opposing party see that their leaders have more extensive views than they. "The people however are Gradually coming right notwithstanding the singular Pains taken to prevent it." The accession of other states will do much to spur New York to acceptance.