A missing amendment to the original US Constitution

Our founding fathers knew that Lawyers were going to try to use our laws to circumvent them for personal gain . It was somehow removed from the published current Constitution

Daily Bread wrote:Our founding fathers new that Lawyers were going to try to use our laws to circumvent them for personal gain . It was somehow removed from the published current Constitution

I'm trying to find out more on this because it states that they were investigating why this happened .
With my luck it could be a BS internet post .

senators were suposed to be appointed by the governor of the respective state....but it was changed so they are elected by the people. This is what i have read. I think it was also on David Barton's site and he is excellent at research. you might look there for any reference to your post.

https://www.thelibertybeacon.com/missing-13th-amendment-found-no-lawyers-in-public-office/

Even if it's true, it won't matter now. There are far too many law degrees in government and far too much money at stake to ever let a thing like this change the status-quo.

Further investigation found that it did exist and was passed as an amendment by the state of Virginia sometime at the beginning of the Civil War . The North may have dismissed the action because Virginia was soon to go Confederate . All history of it was whitewashed because of the obvious implications .Did the Northern states know that it may have been a legal issue when Virginia was allowed back in ? Did they make a ruling to disenfranchise any legal ruling put forth by the states that left ? It was buried but if Virginia was still an active US state when they voted on this than a big legal problem is being hidden .