South Carolina Seeks Sovereignty in South Carolina Sees
A Southern senator argues that the Union allows state sovereignty and even secession if the North continues to dominate federal policy. He cites historical rights, Jeffersonian principles, and Virginia and Kentucky resolutions to defend states' rights against perceived Northern overreach.
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