Thomas Hart Benton the Great Missourian And His Times Reviewed
Thomas Hart Benton the Great Missourian And His Times Reviewed
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Mr. Hayne and as ho came into the argu- ment on my side In the matter of the public lands so my wishi-s were with him and I helped him when I could. ()t this do. Sire to help and disbelief in unionism, I djave pn>of iti ridicul- ing as well as I could Mr. Webster's fijie peroration to liberty and union and really thought it out of place, a fine piece of rhetoric misplaced for want of circumstances to justify it. " g^ Posterity will hardl\ give Col. Ben- S ton credit for perfect candor in mak- J...v ing this statement. It was always his gj boast that'he was a Democrat of the ^■, JefTersoiiian school. The fundament- Sj al creed of thai scliool was a belief in x, the doctrine of "State's rights" as. ® interpreted by him in the celebrated. ® Resolutions of 1798. It was upon ^ South C^arolina's interpretation of these Resolutions that the doctrine of nullification was based. In every step taken by that state in its determina- ® tion to resist the e. Xecution of the pro- Q^ visions of the tariff law of 1828, they ^ were guided by the principles and pol- A icy contained in those Resolutions ac- y^ cording to the interpretation of the Southern Democrats and the correct- ness of that interpretation can hardly be questioned today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Hayne and as ho came into the argu- ment on my side In the matter of the public lands so my wishi-s were with him and I helped him when I could. ()t this do. Sire to help and disbelief in unionism, I djave pn>of iti ridicul- ing as well as I could Mr. Webster's fijie peroration to liberty and union and really thought it out of place, a fine piece of rhetoric misplaced for want of circumstances to justify it. " g^ Posterity will hardl\ give Col. Ben- S ton credit for perfect candor in mak- J...v ing this statement. It was always his gj boast that'he was a Democrat of the ^■, JefTersoiiian school. The fundament- Sj al creed of thai scliool was a belief in x, the doctrine of "State's rights" as. ® interpreted by him in the celebrated. ® Resolutions of 1798. It was upon ^ South C^arolina's interpretation of these Resolutions that the doctrine of nullification was based. In every step taken by that state in its determina- ® tion to resist the e. Xecution of the pro- Q^ visions of the tariff law of 1828, they ^ were guided by the principles and pol- A icy contained in those Resolutions ac- y^ cording to the interpretation of the Southern Democrats and the correct- ness of that interpretation can hardly be questioned today.
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