Address to the People of the Congressional District of Charleston
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of the State. They would not discuss the question of State Sovereignty, with the meta physicians of the Scut]>Carolina school; but would obey the orders sf the President sword in hand; and execute the laws of the Union..
with the cannon and the boarding pike. Your sister States froiv Maine to Missouri, from the St, Lawrence to the Mexican Gulf, would approve, though they could not rejoice. The Union, if governed by firm, yet wise and moderate counsels, would utterly annihilate all your schemes ...of resistance to their authority; and constrain you in u twelve-month by the miser}- and ruin^ by the bankruptcy and dis- trust, that would blast your State, to repeal your unconstitutional or dinance and statutes. The Union needs not to strike a blow, or shot' a drop of blood, on land, Perhajis you will sa}', that blockade is a belligerent right and that it cannot be lawfuly used against you? But, according to your ©wn doctrine, you are only bound by a league. The General Govern- ment is Ike common age?if appointed to execute the Treaty, Con- they listen to one of the Principals, v/hen th^y know, that all t/ie rest utterly disavow and condemn his construction of his own powci and of their duty?
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of the State. They would not discuss the question of State Sovereignty, with the meta physicians of the Scut]>Carolina school; but would obey the orders sf the President sword in hand; and execute the laws of the Union..
with the cannon and the boarding pike. Your sister States froiv Maine to Missouri, from the St, Lawrence to the Mexican Gulf, would approve, though they could not rejoice. The Union, if governed by firm, yet wise and moderate counsels, would utterly annihilate all your schemes ...of resistance to their authority; and constrain you in u twelve-month by the miser}- and ruin^ by the bankruptcy and dis- trust, that would blast your State, to repeal your unconstitutional or dinance and statutes. The Union needs not to strike a blow, or shot' a drop of blood, on land, Perhajis you will sa}', that blockade is a belligerent right and that it cannot be lawfuly used against you? But, according to your ©wn doctrine, you are only bound by a league. The General Govern- ment is Ike common age?if appointed to execute the Treaty, Con- they listen to one of the Principals, v/hen th^y know, that all t/ie rest utterly disavow and condemn his construction of his own powci and of their duty?
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