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Speech of James Chesnut on Union, slavery and states rights
The speech argues against abolitionist policy, warning it would destroy the Union and empower England. Chesnut emphasizes states’ sovereignty, selective federal powers, and the constitutional structure. He warns of economic ruin, slaveholder interests, and foreign influence if slavery ends.
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