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Editorial
February 21, 1827
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
The New-Hampshire Patriot endorses the President's message to Congress on the Georgia-Creek Indian controversy, urging support from Union advocates against those prioritizing state rights over federal integrity.
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The New-Hampshire Patriot says, that the message of the President to Congress, respecting the Georgia controversy with the Creek Indians, we have little doubt will be generally commended. Without the government is disposed to yield every thing—its independence, public faith, and dignity to the rapacity of those who have the cry of state rights forever on their lips, but the mutilation and destruction of the federal constitution in their hearts, this appeal of the Executive will receive the support of all the true friends of the Union.
What sub-type of article is it?
Indian Affairs
Partisan Politics
Constitutional
What keywords are associated?
Georgia Controversy
Creek Indians
Presidential Message
State Rights
Federal Constitution
Union Support
What entities or persons were involved?
New Hampshire Patriot
President
Congress
Georgia
Creek Indians
True Friends Of The Union
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Support For Presidential Message On Georgia Creek Controversy
Stance / Tone
Strongly Pro Union And Supportive Of Executive Appeal
Key Figures
New Hampshire Patriot
President
Congress
Georgia
Creek Indians
True Friends Of The Union
Key Arguments
Message Will Be Generally Commended
Government Must Not Yield Independence, Public Faith, And Dignity To Rapacious State Rights Advocates
Critics Seek To Mutilate And Destroy The Federal Constitution
Executive's Appeal Deserves Support From All True Union Friends