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A Southern Crisis Speech on Union and State Rights
A lengthy speech argues against secession, defending federal authority and national unity. It condemns revolutionary moves, asserts the binding power of the Constitution, and warns that rebellion destabilizes the nation, urging loyal citizens to rely on Congress and the President to suppress insurrection.
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