George Clymer nervously fiddled with his shirt as he stood in front of a large crowd at the famous Philadelphia Convention September 17, 1787. Thankfully, he wasn’t alone and stood proudly with the rest of Congress. In the front was James Madison holding the newly established United States Constitution making a grand speech. It held all of America’s laws and Amendments. It had been four very long months of restlessly writing the document. Clymer could remember it all from the very beginning…
It had been late afternoon on May 25, 1787. Clymer was traveling to a meeting for Congress. It had been very urgent and he was told to come as soon as possible. Clymer hurriedly rushed to the Congress Hall in Philadelphia. He took his seat and patiently