State Rights crisis in Georgia echoes Jefferson era
A lengthy Georgia State Rights stance denounces federal overreach including the Force Bill and Bank power. It decries consolidation, defends state sovereignty, urges county associations, and pledges support for 98 and 99 republican doctrines. It honors Jefferson, criticizes the Bank, and calls Georgians to unite for constitutional liberty.
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Acts Passed by Georgia Legislature in 1833
The document lists acts including amending a Mason County Academy incorporation, renaming Dooly County site to Drayton, defining Lawrenceville town commissioners duties, amending the Central Bank act, changing an election precinct, authorizing Sumter poor fund loans, aiding fractional surveys in Early district, incorporating Jefferson village in Jackson County, levying 1834 taxes, forming a Cotton and Woolen company, prohibiting lotteries, refining poor school fund distribution, and prescribing land sale methods.
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