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Speech by Gordon on Georgia sovereignty and nullification
The Georgia Senator Gordon argues in the Senate on November 11, 1834, that Georgia may exercise state interposition to resist federal enforcement, denounces the Union faction’s nullification tactics, defends treaties with Cherokee, and defends State sovereignty against centralized power. He contrasts State Rights and Federalist positions, asserts the necessity of state check on federal overreach, and praises George M. Troup while endorsing the substitute from Greene.
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Senate
Het Court of the
United States
Republic
Me. Dawson
Parstpevr
Chatham
McAllister
Bing
Georia
Georgia
Chathae
Jackson
Pee
Bellica
Congress
Supreme Court of the
Union Party
Poy
Jesia
Supreme Court
of Georgia
Stae Rights Party
Adams
Gaines
Crowell
Croup
Union
Federal Party
State Rights
Virginia
State Rights Party
Patterson
State Rights Party of
Rowarsarthilat
Hancock
Baxter
Vngress
Satan
Liberty
Ian
George M. Troup
Hick’s Ford
Chateau Margaux
England
Hohe
America
New Market
Memnon
Alderman
Mortgage
Leeway
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Waxy
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Wasp
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Rosebud
Alph
Miss Belsea
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Childers
True Blues
Tranby
Richmond
R.C. Williamson
Lucetta, &c
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Blacklock
Englard
Orville
Emilius
Octavius
Muley
Priam
Plenipotentiary
Sarpedon
Miss Grimstone
Weazel
Herod
Ancaster
Damascus
Sampson
Oroonoko
Mirza
Godolphin Arabian
Hobgoblin
Whitefoot
Leedes
Moonsh
A. T. B. Merritt
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