Speech of Richard Yeadon Chairman of the Delegation From the Clay Club of C
Speech of Richard Yeadon Chairman of the Delegation From the Clay Club of C
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The country will derive from this much ad- vantage. Again, it is calculated to bind to- gether more closely our widely spread republic. It will increase our mutual depen- dance and intercourse, and will, as a necessary consequence, excite cm increased attention to in- ternal improvement, a subject every u:ay so in- timately connected with the ultimate attainment of national strength and the perfection of our political institutions. In his (mm opinion, the liberty and the union of this country w...ere inseparably united — "disunion" — THIS SIM- PLE WORD COMPREHENDED ALMOST THE SUM OF OUR POLITICAL DANGERS AND AGAINST IT WE OUGHT TO BE PERPETUALLY GUARDED. " — Mr.
Calhoun's speech on the tariff of 1816.
"Mr. C. Proceeded to another topic — the en- couragement proposed to be afforded to the in- dustry of the country. In regard to the ques- tion how far manufactures ought to be fos- tered, Mr. C. Said it was the duty of this country, as a means of defence, to encourage the domestic industry of this country, more espe- cially that part of it which provides the neces- sary materials for clothing and defence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The country will derive from this much ad- vantage. Again, it is calculated to bind to- gether more closely our widely spread republic. It will increase our mutual depen- dance and intercourse, and will, as a necessary consequence, excite cm increased attention to in- ternal improvement, a subject every u:ay so in- timately connected with the ultimate attainment of national strength and the perfection of our political institutions. In his (mm opinion, the liberty and the union of this country w...ere inseparably united — "disunion" — THIS SIM- PLE WORD COMPREHENDED ALMOST THE SUM OF OUR POLITICAL DANGERS AND AGAINST IT WE OUGHT TO BE PERPETUALLY GUARDED. " — Mr.
Calhoun's speech on the tariff of 1816.
"Mr. C. Proceeded to another topic — the en- couragement proposed to be afforded to the in- dustry of the country. In regard to the ques- tion how far manufactures ought to be fos- tered, Mr. C. Said it was the duty of this country, as a means of defence, to encourage the domestic industry of this country, more espe- cially that part of it which provides the neces- sary materials for clothing and defence.
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