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Editorial January 29, 1833

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Editorial criticizes South Carolina's nullification stance, noting opposition from other states like Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Alabama, and Virginia, and urges SC to seek united relief to preserve the Union.

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NULLIFICATION BELOW PAR!

Georgia protests against it with 'abhorrence'—Tennessee reprobates it—The Committee of North Carolina disavows it as unwarranted by the Constitution—The Committee of Alabama scouts it as a heresy—Virginia disclaims it as illegitimate—More than one-third of her own citizens (of S.C.) oppose it with all their energies. There is not another State out of the 24, who approves of her remedy, however they may sympathize in her wrongs. Does it best become her then to push on to extremities; or, to pause in her career; take counsel with her sisters, and unite with them in the best means for obtaining relief, and for preserving the Union?

What sub-type of article is it?

Constitutional Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

Nullification States Opposition Constitutional Remedy Union Preservation South Carolina Crisis

What entities or persons were involved?

Georgia Tennessee North Carolina Alabama Virginia South Carolina

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Opposition To South Carolina's Nullification Doctrine

Stance / Tone

Urging Restraint And Union Preservation

Key Figures

Georgia Tennessee North Carolina Alabama Virginia South Carolina

Key Arguments

Georgia Protests Nullification With Abhorrence Tennessee Reprobates It North Carolina Disavows It As Unconstitutional Alabama Scouts It As Heresy Virginia Disclaims It As Illegitimate Over One Third Of South Carolina's Citizens Oppose It No Other State Approves Of Nullification As A Remedy South Carolina Should Pause, Consult Sisters, And Unite For Relief And Union Preservation

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