Proclamation Clash Highlights South Carolina Stand
Territorial dispute over state sovereignty and federal power escalates as South Carolina denounces President's Proclamation. The document defends state rights, rejects military coercion, and cautions against dissolution of the Union while urging unity with neighboring states.
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