Resolutions of South Carolina.
1843
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Resolutions of South Carolina.
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[Richmond, Virginia?] : [publisher not identified], [1843]
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Summary
1843 South Carolina resolutions against the assumptions of state debts by the federal government, which were sent to the Virginia General Assembly. The South Carolina resolutions are in response to resolutions from Alabama.
Note
Letter of transmittal from Ja. M'Dowell, Executive Department, is addressed to the Speaker of the House of Delegates and is dated December 28, 1843. The document also includes correspondence from J.H. Hammond, Executive Department, Columbia, South Carolina, to the governor of Virginia.
"Resolved, That the assumption of the debts of the states, by the United States, would degrade the sovereignty of the states, and be a precedent fatal to their rights and independence."--South Carolina resolution.
"Resolved, That the assumption of the debts of the states, by the United States, would degrade the sovereignty of the states, and be a precedent fatal to their rights and independence."--South Carolina resolution.
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Online resource; title from PDF caption title (LLMC Digital, viewed June 22, 2022).
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