What argument does Publius use to sooth fears about a standing army and taxation in the hands of the central government?

• A. The central government will be too weak to enforce its laws
• B. The states are allowed to have standing armies too, so they can fight against the federal government when they don't like a new tax law
• C. The people, as represented in the legislature, are the ones to determine the maintenance of a standing army as well as the passage of tax laws
• D. The taxes will be too low to support a standing army