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December 3, 1834
The Hillsborough Recorder
Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
South Carolina Legislature assembled in Columbia on the 24th ultimo; Gov. Hayne transmitted his lengthy message on Nullification the next day. Legislature may make Test Oath part of state fundamental law at current session, though not strongly urged by governor.
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The Legislature of South Carolina assembled at Columbia, on the 24th ultimo; and Gov. Hayne transmitted his message the next day. It is a document of goodly length, as it was of necessity obliged to be, for it requires long and plausible argument to render the heresy of Nullification palatable, even in South Carolina. It is supposed the Legislature will, at its present session, make the Test Oath a part of the fundamental law of the State; although the Gov. does not seem to urge it very strenuously upon them.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
South Carolina Legislature
Nullification
Test Oath
Gov Hayne Message
What entities or persons were involved?
Gov. Hayne
Where did it happen?
Columbia, South Carolina
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Columbia, South Carolina
Event Date
24th Ultimo
Key Persons
Gov. Hayne
Event Details
Legislature assembled at Columbia on the 24th ultimo; Gov. Hayne transmitted his message the next day, a long document arguing for Nullification. Supposed the Legislature will make the Test Oath part of the fundamental law of the State at its present session, though Gov. does not urge it strenuously.