Calhoun Defends State Sovereignty Against Federal Power
Speech argues the United States is a federal union of twenty four sovereignty retaining states rights. He contends sovereignty resides in the states, not in the national government, and asserts Virginia's ratification shield preserves reserved powers. Aims to counter Senate bill seen as consolidating authority and stresses potential dangers to state independence.
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