The Republican Party And Its Presidential Candidates. With Sketches of Fremont And Dayton
The Republican Party And Its Presidential Candidates. With Sketches of Fremont And Dayton
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Calhoun, as usual, found in the provision for con- tinuing distribution, a violation of the constitution and a tendency toward a dissolution of the Union. "Distrib- ute," said he, "tiie revenue of the Union, and you dis- yGoogk 312 THE BEPUBUCAN PABTT.
tribute the powers of the Union ; and in distributing the powers of the TJnion to states whose interests do not har- monize with others, the breach is widened between them.
He understood the object of the measure very well. Twx> motives had contr...ibuted to its conception and consunL- mation. It would not have been thou^t of if there was no desire to raise the tariff to a protective standard, and the states were not in debt. It is a project to lay on high duties, whatever may be the declarations to the con- trary. Their actions do not disprove it. He could sup- pose a condition of things in which the people would submit to taxation ; a condition in which the govemmmit having reformed and retrenched till the most economical administration of the proper Amotions of government had proved that the public business could not get along with- out the aid of additional taxation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calhoun, as usual, found in the provision for con- tinuing distribution, a violation of the constitution and a tendency toward a dissolution of the Union. "Distrib- ute," said he, "tiie revenue of the Union, and you dis- yGoogk 312 THE BEPUBUCAN PABTT.
tribute the powers of the Union ; and in distributing the powers of the TJnion to states whose interests do not har- monize with others, the breach is widened between them.
He understood the object of the measure very well. Twx> motives had contr...ibuted to its conception and consunL- mation. It would not have been thou^t of if there was no desire to raise the tariff to a protective standard, and the states were not in debt. It is a project to lay on high duties, whatever may be the declarations to the con- trary. Their actions do not disprove it. He could sup- pose a condition of things in which the people would submit to taxation ; a condition in which the govemmmit having reformed and retrenched till the most economical administration of the proper Amotions of government had proved that the public business could not get along with- out the aid of additional taxation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Franklin Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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