South Carolina Confronts Presidential Proclamation Crisis
From the New York Spectator. South Carolina debates the President's Proclamation denouncing state acts, urging the Governor to issue a counter proclamation, and arguing that the federal government exceeds constitutional powers. The piece includes legislative actions, debates, and editorials on sovereignty and nullification.
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