What was Edmund Randolf's counter proposal for having one president?

Edmund Randolph's counterproposal during the Constitutional Convention suggested a single executive, but he advocated for a strengthened role for the executive branch, with the president being elected by the legislature. This approach aimed to balance power between the executive and legislative branches while ensuring that the president remained accountable to the legislature. Randolph's proposal emphasized the need for a strong and energetic executive to effectively govern, contrasting with the more decentralized approach favored by some delegates.