Speech of Mr Gordon on Georgia nullification and state interposition
In this November 11 1834 Senate speech Mr Gordon of Putnam argues Georgia cannot bow to federal enforcement in Cherokee treaties and Indian removals. He condemns nullification opponents, defends state sovereignty, and contrasts state rights principles with federal power, urging adoption of the majority substitute. He praises George M Troup and denounces shifting party loyalties.
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