Index:State Documents on Federal Relations.djvu

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CONTENTS. NUMBER.PAGE. 1. Rhode Island seeks a Commercial Union. 1789. 1 2. Virginia on Assumption of State Debts. 1790. 2   Georgia and the Federal Judiciary. 1793. 7 3. Message of Governor Telfair. 8 4. Act Declaratory of Retained Sovereignty of the State. 9   New Hampshire and the Federal Judiciary. 11 5. First Remonstrance of the Legislature. 1794. 12 6. Second Remonstrance of the Legislature. 1795. 13   Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions. 1798, 1799. 15   Replies of the States. 1799. 16 7. Delaware to Virginia. 16 8. Rhode Island to Virginia. 17 9. Massachusetts to Virginia. 18 10. The Pennsylvania House to Kentucky. 20 11. The Pennsylvania House to Virginia. 22 12. The New York Senate to Virginia and Kentucky. 22 13. Connecticut to Virginia. 24 14. New Hampshire to Virginia and Kentucky. 24 15. Vermont to Virginia. 25   Massachusetts on the Embargo. 1809. 26 16. Answer of the Senate. 28 17. Answer of the House. 29 18. Resolution on the Enforcement Act. 34 19. Delaware and the Embargo. 1809. 36   Connecticut and the Enforcement Act. 1809. 38 20. Speech of Governor Trumbull. 39 21. Resolutions of the General Assembly. 40 22. Rhode Island on the Embargo. 1809. 42   Pennsylvania and the Federal Judiciary. 1809. 45 23. Resolutions of the Legislature. 46 24. Reply of the General Assembly of Virginia. 1810. 49 25. Rejoinder of the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania. 1810. 51 26. Resolutions of Pennsylvania against the Bank. 1811. 52 27. Resolutions of Virginia against the Bank. 1811. 54   Massachusetts and the Militia Question. 1812–14. 54 28. Letter of Governor Strong to Secretary of War. 1812. 56 29. Opinion of the Judges of Massachusetts. 1812. 57 30. Connecticut on the Militia Question. 1812. 59 31. Rhode Island and the Militia Question. 1812. 62 32. Vermont and the Militia Question. 1813–14. 63   Governor Chittenden's Speech. 1813. 64 33. Massachusetts on Extension of Territorial Limits. 1813. 65 34. Massachusetts on the Embargo. 1814. 69 35. Connecticut on the Conscription Bill. 1814. 76   Massachusetts and the Call of the Hartford Convention. 1814. 77 36. Report adopted by the General Court. 78 37. Circular Letter calling the Convention. 79 38. Rhode Island's Resolutions of Acceptance. 81 39. Resolutions of the Hartford Convention. 1815. 83   Replies of the States. 1815. 86 40. Reply of New Jersey. 86 41. Reply of New York. 87 42. Resolutions of Pennsylvania against the Bank. 1819. 89   Replies of the States. 90 43. Reply of South Carolina. 1821. 91 44. Reply of New York. 1823. 92 45. Ohio on the Bank and Federal Judiciary. 1821. 93 46. Reply of Massachusetts. 1822. 101 47. Virginia on Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts. 1821. 103   Kentucky and the Federal Judiciary. 1821–25. 105 48. Message of Governor Adair. 1823. 106 49. Resolutions of the Legislature. 1823. 107 50. Remonstrance of the Legislature. 1824. 108   Kentucky and the Federal Judiciary (Continued). 111 51. Message of Governor Desha. 1825. 112   Georgia and the Creek Indians Controversy. 1825–27. 113 52. Letter of Governor Troup to General Gaines. 1825. 115 53. Letter of Governor Troup to the War Department. 1825. 116 54. Letter of Governor Troup to the Secretary of War. 1825. 118 55. Resolutions of the Legislature. 1826. 119 56. Letter of Governor Troup to Georgia Delegation. 1827. 122 57. Resolutions of the Legislature. 1827. 123   Georgia and the Jurisdiction of the Cherokees. 1826–31. 124 58. Resolutions of the Legislature. 1827. 125 59. The Legislature and the Case of Tassels. 127   Georgia and the Jurisdiction of the Cherokees (Continued). 1831–35. 128 60. Message of Gov. Lumpkin relative to Worcester. 1831. 129   Resolutions of other States on Georgia's action. 130 61. Report and Resolutions of Connecticut. 1831. 131   Tariff and Internal Improvements. 133 62. Report of House of Representatives of South Carolina. 1820. 134 63–65. South Carolina on Powers of Federal Government. 1824–25. 136–139 66–67. Resolves of Virginia. 1826–27. 140–143 68. South Carolina and the Harrisburg Convention. 1827. 144 69. Georgia on the Tariff and Internal Improvements. 1827. 146 70. North Carolina on the Tariff. 1828. 148 71. Remonstrance of Alabama. 1828. 150 72. Counter Resolutions. 1828. 151   Remonstrance Against the Tariff of 1828. 152 73. Resolutions of South Carolina. 1828. 152 74–75. Georgia on the Tariff of 1828. 153–155 76. Resolutions of Mississippi. 1829. 156 77. Resolutions of Virginia. 1829. 156 78–80. Counter Resolutions of Kentucky, Louisiana and Pennsylvania. 1830–32. 158–163   Progress of Nullification in South Carolina. 164 81. Resolutions on State Rights. 1830. 165 82. The Nullification Movement and the Reply to Jackson. 1831. 165–168 83. Ordinance of Nullification. 1832. 169 84. Reply to Jackson's Proclamation. 173 85. South Carolina's Call for a Convention. 1832. 176 86. Delaware's Reply to South Carolina's Call. 1833. 177   Replies of the Co-States to South Carolina. 1832–33. 178 87. Georgia on a Southern Convention. 179 88. Alabama Proposes a Convention. 180 89. Resolves of North Carolina. 183 90. Report and Resolves of Mississippi. 183 91. Resolves of Virginia. 185 92. South Carolina's Final Action. 1833. 188   The North-Eastern Boundary Controversy. 1831–32. 190 93. Resolutions of Maine. 1832. 190 94. Resolutions of Massachusetts. 1832. 191   Early Resolutions on Slavery. 193 95. The House of Representatives on the Powers of Congress, 1790. 194 96. Resolutions of Virginia on Colonization, 1800–1816. 195   The Missouri Contest, 1819–1820. 196 97–100. Resolutions of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia and Vermont. 197–203 101. Ohio on Emancipation and Colonization, 1824. 203 102–104. South Carolina's Reply to Ohio and the Federal Government, 1824. 204–208 105. Message of Governor Troop of Georgia, 1825. 208   Resolutions on the Colonization Society, 1827–1832. 209 106. Resolutions of Delaware, 1827. 210 107. Resolutions of Georgia, 1827. 211   The South on the Abolition Question, 1831–39. 214 108. Resolutions of South Carolina, 1835. 216   Reply of the Northern States, 1836–39. 220 109. New York in Reply to the South. 220   Slavery in the District of Columbia and the Right of Petition, 1836–44. 221 110. Resolutions of Massachusetts, 1837. 222 111. Resolutions of New York, 1840. 223   Annexation of Texas, 1837–45. 224 112. Resolution of Vermont, 1837. 225 113. Report of the Legislature of Mississippi, 1837. 225 114. Report and Resolution of Alabama, 1837. 227 115. Resolution of South Carolina, 1844. 229 116–117. Massachusetts opposes annexation, 1843–45. 229–232   Inter-State Controversies, 1837–43. 234 118. South Carolina on Georgia-Maine Controversy, 1839. 234 119. Virginia's Controversy with New York, 1840. 235 120. Resolutions of Mississippi, 1841. 235   South Carolina's controversy with Massachusetts. 237 121. Resolution of South Carolina, 1844. 238   Replies to Massachusetts' proposal to abolish representation for slaves. 239 122. Virginia Reply, 1844. 239 123. Massachusetts against the Mexican War and Slavery, 1847. 241 124–125. Resolutions on the Wilmot Proviso. 1846–50. 243–247 126. Vermont on Slavery. 1847. 247   Demand for New Fugitive Slave Law. 249 127. Virginia on Rendition of Fugitive Slaves. 1849. 250   Calling a Southern Convention. 1850. 253 128. Mississippi Calls a Southern Convention. 1850. 254   Resolutions on Proposed Compromise Measures. 258 129. Resolutions of Georgia. Feb., 1850. 259 130. Resolutions of Connecticut. 1850. 261 131. Resolutions of the Nashville Convention. 1850. 262   Actions of the Southern States on the Compromise 269 132. The Georgia Platform. Dec., 1850. 271 133. South Carolina Asserts Right of Secession. 1850–52. 272 134. Virginia on Action of South Carolina. 1851. 275   The North on the Compromise. 277 135. New Jersey on the Compromise. 1852. 278 136. Louisiana on the Cuban Situation. 1854. 280 137–138. Resolutions on the Kansas-Nebraska Bill. 1854. 280–283 139–140. Resolutions on the Kansas-Nebraska Act. 1854–55. 284–288 141. Massachusetts on the Fugitive Slave Law. 1855. 288 142–143. Resolutions on the Disturbance in Kansas. 1855–57. 289–293 144. Resolutions on the Assault upon Sumner. 1856. 293 145–146. Resolutions on the Dred Scott Decision. 1857–59. 295–298 147. Resolutions on the Lecompton Constitution. 1857–58. 299–302 148. Wisconsin Defies the Federal Courts. 1859. 303 149. New York Denounces the Slave Trade. 1859. 305   Resolutions on the Harper's Ferry Raid. 1859. 306 150. Tennessee Condemns the Republican Party. 1859. 308 151. South Carolina Proposes a Southern Convention. 1859. 309   Inauguration of the Secession Movement. 1860. 310 152. The Mississippi Legislature Justifies Secession, 1860. 311 153–154. Coercion or Compromise. 1860–61. 313–316   Extension of the Secession Movement. 317 155. Mississippi on the Causes of Secession. 1861. 318