And Madison followed by saying, "...it is what applies in the United States; it will therefore be unnecessary to investigate any other." Place, not citizenship.
It might behoove you actually to go to the congressional archives and read the entire speech by Madison to see what he actually meant before you continue to use cut & paste out of context quotes.
Not a problem. It's in Madison's papers available online here. Or Founders Constitution, located here. Both will take you to the entire speech, which I did, in fact, read. And nowhere in it does Madison contradict the position that I quoted.
But perhaps you'll enlighten us and tell us the in-context parts you're referring to.