Mr Websters Speech in Answer to Mr Calhoun March 22 1838
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And yet I was partly prepared for it ; for I sat here the other day, and held my breath, while the honorable gentleman de- clared and repeated, that he always belonged to the State-rights party ! And he means, by what he has declared to-day, that he has always given to the Constitution a construction more limited, better guarded, less favorable to the extension of the powers of this Gov- ernment, than that which I have given to it. He has always inter- preted it according to the strict doctrine... of the school of State rights! Sir, if the honorable member ever belonged, until very lately, to the State-rights party, the connexion was very much like a secret mar- riage. And never was secret better kept. Not only were the espous- als not acknowledged, but all suspicion was avoided. There was no known familiarity, or even kindness between them. On the con- trary, they acted like parties who were not at all fond of each other's company.
Sir, is there a man, in my liearing, among all the gMillemen now surrounding us, many of whom of both 1 louses, have been here many years, and know the gentleman and myself, perfectly ; is there one, who ever heard, supposed, or dreamed, tiiat the honorable member 12 belonged to the State-rights party before the year 1825?
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And yet I was partly prepared for it ; for I sat here the other day, and held my breath, while the honorable gentleman de- clared and repeated, that he always belonged to the State-rights party ! And he means, by what he has declared to-day, that he has always given to the Constitution a construction more limited, better guarded, less favorable to the extension of the powers of this Gov- ernment, than that which I have given to it. He has always inter- preted it according to the strict doctrine... of the school of State rights! Sir, if the honorable member ever belonged, until very lately, to the State-rights party, the connexion was very much like a secret mar- riage. And never was secret better kept. Not only were the espous- als not acknowledged, but all suspicion was avoided. There was no known familiarity, or even kindness between them. On the con- trary, they acted like parties who were not at all fond of each other's company.
Sir, is there a man, in my liearing, among all the gMillemen now surrounding us, many of whom of both 1 louses, have been here many years, and know the gentleman and myself, perfectly ; is there one, who ever heard, supposed, or dreamed, tiiat the honorable member 12 belonged to the State-rights party before the year 1825?
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