A Speech on State Rights and Union Crisis in Georgia
A lengthy political oration defending state sovereignty amid a looming federal confrontation. The speaker argues that each state retains reserved rights within the Union and condemns federal overreach, urging a constitutional convention if the majority cannot yield. It cites South Carolina, Georgia, and the Federal Compact, urging lawful redress rather than immediate secession.
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Land Sale Notice from Colonial Court
An official notice states administrators and guardians must file on the first Tuesday for a sale of land or negroes. Court clearance requires a public notice posted forty days before sale. Debtors and coeditors must be warned for forty days. applications to sell must be published for four months.
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Georgia’s Stand in the Nullification Crisis and Southern Solidarity
The excerpt argues Georgia must back South Carolina in nullifying the 1828 tariff, declaring a sovereign right to oppose unconstitutional federal action. It recalls Georgia’s past protests, calls Virginia and other Southern states to unite, and envisions a unified stance to determine the Union’s future amid a looming constitutional crisis.
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Union and Liberty at stake in a national crisis
A speaker argues that any attempt to dissolve the Union or use force is doomed and urges a national convention of trusted citizens to preserve the Republic. He warns of Southern secession effects, pleads for unity, and foresees a peaceful settlement through a constitutional meeting to heal divisions.
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