Georgia and South Carolina Rights Amid Presidential Proclamation
A Georgia paper reprints South Carolina's address to the United States and President Jackson's proclamation, urging defense of state sovereignty. It argues laws overstepped and calls for unity among Georgia and South Carolina, with resolutions condemning federal measures and pledging support for state rights.
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Good Legislation Adds Spear to Georgia State Rights
The Macon Advertiser reports a heated political scene as Georgia debates asserting state rights against Federal proclamations. Citizens are urged to assemble, condemn the President's policy, and defend sovereignty, with calls to convene at Milledgeville and resist federal overreach.
Exiled officers and Revolutionary war ties stir city
In a letter dated December 13/4 1832 the editor is urged to reveal who was dismissed from U S offices for political reasons. It highlights Major Lavan a Pensacola veteran crippled in battle under General Jackson and W E L Kaysa son of a patriot hung by the British. It also notes a grandson of a Tory appointed to fill vacancies and accuses state confiscations over Toryism.
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The Proclamation The Crisis
The author argues against states rights to secede based on the proclamation. He warns that denying secession erodes sovereignty and leads to civil wars as moral influence should unite nations, not force. The piece critiques forcible unity and emphasizes caution in constitutional matters.
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Journal
Volunteers Respond in Force Across Districts for Defense
The Legislature calls for volunteers with promptness showing Carolina’s sons ready to defend. In this district at least five full companies of a hundred men each will form. Fairfield 1200, Edgefield 1200, Laurens 1000 volunteers reported. other districts echo similar mobilization.
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