Calhoun letter to Charleston moves on state needs
A Charleston audience welcomes Calhoun, praising his leadership in the anti corruption struggle, urging a public dinner, and reflecting on constitutional reform, revenue reductions, and unity amid the North South conflict. The text includes subsequent responses and Hall County Grand Jury views on judicial independence and state politics.
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