Long North Carolina to South Carolina Tariff Debate
A South Carolina governor addresses a joint session, condemning the 1852 tariff act as biased against the South. He laments the perceived triumph of manufacturing interests, calls for fair taxation, and notes representatives' statements urging restraint and justice amid sectional tensions.
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Henry Deus
Senate
Hr. L. Pinckney
House of Representatives
Messrs
Seabrook
Warren
Manning
Butler
Campbell
Ried
Patterson
Preston
Noble
R. B. Smith
Player
Holmes
Dunkin
Ervin
M’cord
M'Willie
Cohen
Potts
Marwell
Columbia
Congress
United States
South Carolina
South
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