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Wilkins was born Dec. 20, 1779. His father moved to Pittsburgh in 1786. He was educated at Dickinson College, and read law with Judge Watt, at Carlisle. He was admitted to the bar in Pittsburgh, 1801. He was appointed President Judge of the fifth District, Dec. 18, 1820; resigned May 25, 1824, when appointed Judge of the District Court of the United Stales, for Western Pennsylvania. In 1828, when on the bench of the United States District Court, he was elected a member of Congress, but, before ...taking his seat, resigned, giving as a reason that his pecuniary circum- stances were such, he could not give up the Judgeship to accept a seat in Congress. But in 1831 he was elected to the Senate of the United States for the full term of six years, and resigned the Judgeship. He was an ar- dent friend and supporter of General Jackson in opposition to John C. Cal- houn and his nullification doctrines. As chairman of the Senate Com- mittee he reported the bill, which passed Congress, authorizing the Presi- dent to use she army and navy to enforce the collection of revenue, and suppress the nullification movement.
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Wilkins was born Dec. 20, 1779. His father moved to Pittsburgh in 1786. He was educated at Dickinson College, and read law with Judge Watt, at Carlisle. He was admitted to the bar in Pittsburgh, 1801. He was appointed President Judge of the fifth District, Dec. 18, 1820; resigned May 25, 1824, when appointed Judge of the District Court of the United Stales, for Western Pennsylvania. In 1828, when on the bench of the United States District Court, he was elected a member of Congress, but, before ...taking his seat, resigned, giving as a reason that his pecuniary circum- stances were such, he could not give up the Judgeship to accept a seat in Congress. But in 1831 he was elected to the Senate of the United States for the full term of six years, and resigned the Judgeship. He was an ar- dent friend and supporter of General Jackson in opposition to John C. Cal- houn and his nullification doctrines. As chairman of the Senate Com- mittee he reported the bill, which passed Congress, authorizing the Presi- dent to use she army and navy to enforce the collection of revenue, and suppress the nullification movement.
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