Daniel Webster: the Expounder of the Constitution
Daniel Webster: the Expounder of the Constitution
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United States a Union 95 duties after February ist, unless some individual chooses to try the nullifying remedy. " Shortly before this, Colonel Hayne had resigned his seat in the Senate and been elected Governor of South Carolina. Calhoun, who had been elected Vice-President on the same ticket with Jackson in 1828, but had broken off friendly relations with his chief, resigned the Vice-Presidency, was elected Senator from South Carolina and took his seat January 4, 1833. It was felt by his... friends that he was the ablest advocate of the States Rights doc trine, and that he could measure swords with Web ster without fear of defeat. He opened fire on the Administration on the sixteenth of January. On the twenty-first of that month, Mr. Wilkins, of Pennsylvania, the Chairman of the Judiciary Com mittee, introduced in the Senate a bill to enlarge the power of the Executive in enforcing the laws for the collection of duties on imports. This bill was commonly known as the Force Bill. Calhoun was the leader of the opposition.
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328.
United States a Union 95 duties after February ist, unless some individual chooses to try the nullifying remedy. " Shortly before this, Colonel Hayne had resigned his seat in the Senate and been elected Governor of South Carolina. Calhoun, who had been elected Vice-President on the same ticket with Jackson in 1828, but had broken off friendly relations with his chief, resigned the Vice-Presidency, was elected Senator from South Carolina and took his seat January 4, 1833. It was felt by his... friends that he was the ablest advocate of the States Rights doc trine, and that he could measure swords with Web ster without fear of defeat. He opened fire on the Administration on the sixteenth of January. On the twenty-first of that month, Mr. Wilkins, of Pennsylvania, the Chairman of the Judiciary Com mittee, introduced in the Senate a bill to enlarge the power of the Executive in enforcing the laws for the collection of duties on imports. This bill was commonly known as the Force Bill. Calhoun was the leader of the opposition.
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