South Carolina Rallies for State Rights in Union Crisis
A long secession era speech and rally from South Carolina protesters denounce federal coercion, proclaim devotion to constitutional state sovereignty, threaten mobilization, and call for defense of liberty against a consolidating federal government. The document resumes with resolutions, pledges, and appeals to sustain Carolina's rights and resist tariff power.
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People of
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S. Caroline
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South Carolina
Union Pansy
Thomas Taylor
Harry Mippretoy
Davin Jownson
Riccard I. Mannina
Sramine Turner
Columbia
United States of America
Union
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George Washington
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Charleston
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Union: Party
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Andrew
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F. Pickins
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The Committee of 21 and the Report in Virginia
The Richmond Enquirer notes a Tuesday session where the Committee discussed pending projects. Gen Brodnax was re assigned to a sub committee with Brown and Gholeon, and Yeater proposed amendments. Thirteen resolutions were advanced urging action against the crisis and defending the Union.
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Richmond Enquirer
Virginia
Brodnav Ace
Brodnax
Brown
Gholeon
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