South Carolina Orator Urges State Sovereignty and Armament
Governor Mouftie lays out a stark defense of state sovereignty in a inaugural address. He warns federal overreach threatens liberty, praises constitutional liberty, and calls for revived militia training and unity to defend South Carolina’s rights and the institution of slavery.
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Georgia Nullification Sparks Legislative Turmoil
Union lawmakers in Georgia seek to avoid debate on nullification, fearing exposure of their acts. They move to cut off discussion, claiming it a triumph for the nullifiers as opponents shrink from confrontation.
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