Hugh Swinton Legar volume 2
Hugh Swinton Legar volume 2
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Turnbull, of Charles- ton. The latter wrote under the iwin dc phone "Brutus, " and contributed more than any other one man to bring about that revolution in public sentiment which impelled the State toward nullification. 36 Starting out with the theory that during the preceding six or seven years Congress had made more rapid strides toward consolidation than in the thirty previous years, he maintained that the plantation States were being unjustly taxed and made colonies in the interest of the ...North and West. "Brutus" urged that the South should oppose unwarranted powers, keep the slavery question out of Congress, and withdraw from the Union if necessary. The tariff act of 1828 completed the work. In town and par- ish meetings resolutions were adopted protesting against the measure, and on December 19, 1828, the Legislature passed strong remonstrances on the subject. It was in the same vear that Calhoun turned to a study of the Constitution and issued his "Exposition, " in which he formulated the doctrine of State interposition or nullification.
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Turnbull, of Charles- ton. The latter wrote under the iwin dc phone "Brutus, " and contributed more than any other one man to bring about that revolution in public sentiment which impelled the State toward nullification. 36 Starting out with the theory that during the preceding six or seven years Congress had made more rapid strides toward consolidation than in the thirty previous years, he maintained that the plantation States were being unjustly taxed and made colonies in the interest of the ...North and West. "Brutus" urged that the South should oppose unwarranted powers, keep the slavery question out of Congress, and withdraw from the Union if necessary. The tariff act of 1828 completed the work. In town and par- ish meetings resolutions were adopted protesting against the measure, and on December 19, 1828, the Legislature passed strong remonstrances on the subject. It was in the same vear that Calhoun turned to a study of the Constitution and issued his "Exposition, " in which he formulated the doctrine of State interposition or nullification.
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