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V, pp. 248-269.
IN THE SENATE : THE HAYNE DEBATE 211 the speaker none the less reiterated his charges of Fed- eralist disloyalty and accused Webster himself of im- plication in political "bargain and corruption. ' 1 lie lamented the tendency of the times toward a policy of "consolidation, " aud he pointed to the tariff of 1828 as an unmistakable manifestation of that policy. And, citing freely the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions and the South Carolina Exposition, he developed with some minute...ness and ingenuity the fundamental predi- cations, doctrines, and conclusions of state rights and nullification. Throughout the speech Webster took notes, and at its close he rose to reply. An adjourn- ment was moved aud carried ; but under the rules of the Seuate the Massachusetts member was entitled to the floor at the opening of the next day's sitting.
Already the brilliance of the debate had attracted wide attention. The hotels of the city were filled with people who had come from a distance to follow the course of the discussion, and when, on the morning of the 26th, the doors of the Senate chamber were thrown open, every available inch of space in the galleries and on the floor was soon filled with interested, and even excited, spectators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V, pp. 248-269.
IN THE SENATE : THE HAYNE DEBATE 211 the speaker none the less reiterated his charges of Fed- eralist disloyalty and accused Webster himself of im- plication in political "bargain and corruption. ' 1 lie lamented the tendency of the times toward a policy of "consolidation, " aud he pointed to the tariff of 1828 as an unmistakable manifestation of that policy. And, citing freely the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions and the South Carolina Exposition, he developed with some minute...ness and ingenuity the fundamental predi- cations, doctrines, and conclusions of state rights and nullification. Throughout the speech Webster took notes, and at its close he rose to reply. An adjourn- ment was moved aud carried ; but under the rules of the Seuate the Massachusetts member was entitled to the floor at the opening of the next day's sitting.
Already the brilliance of the debate had attracted wide attention. The hotels of the city were filled with people who had come from a distance to follow the course of the discussion, and when, on the morning of the 26th, the doors of the Senate chamber were thrown open, every available inch of space in the galleries and on the floor was soon filled with interested, and even excited, spectators.
What to read after Daniel Webster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ogg Frederic Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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