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Gentlemen, I have true pleasure in saying that I trust the crisis has in some measure passed by.
The doctrine of nullification has received a severe and stern rebuke from public opinion." The rebuke, unhappily, went unheeded ; the crisis had in no sense passed away, for the spirit of nul- lification rose higher and higher with each suc- ceeding month. State Rights and Free Trade as- sociations were formed over all South Carolina; a great celebration was held by the State Rights and Free Tra...de party at Charleston on the Fourth of July, 1831 ; and a convention at Columbia just be- fore Congress met in December, and a convention of delegates from the State Rights and Free Trade associations at Charleston on Washington's Birth- day, 1832. The meaning of these demonstrations was not misunderstood. Congress made haste to offer concessions, and in July, 1832, passed an act altering and amending the tariff law of 1828— the "tariff of abominations." But it was far from what South Carolina demanded ; it was still a tariff for protection, and in October her legislature called a convention which, it was understood, would nul- lify the tariff laws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Gentlemen, I have true pleasure in saying that I trust the crisis has in some measure passed by.
The doctrine of nullification has received a severe and stern rebuke from public opinion." The rebuke, unhappily, went unheeded ; the crisis had in no sense passed away, for the spirit of nul- lification rose higher and higher with each suc- ceeding month. State Rights and Free Trade as- sociations were formed over all South Carolina; a great celebration was held by the State Rights and Free Tra...de party at Charleston on the Fourth of July, 1831 ; and a convention at Columbia just be- fore Congress met in December, and a convention of delegates from the State Rights and Free Trade associations at Charleston on Washington's Birth- day, 1832. The meaning of these demonstrations was not misunderstood. Congress made haste to offer concessions, and in July, 1832, passed an act altering and amending the tariff law of 1828— the "tariff of abominations." But it was far from what South Carolina demanded ; it was still a tariff for protection, and in October her legislature called a convention which, it was understood, would nul- lify the tariff laws.
What to read after Daniel Webster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcmaster, John Bach, 1852-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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