Congressional Round Speech by Dr Webster on Mr Foot’s Resolution
In January 1890 remarks, Dr Webster defends internal improvements and federal powers, tracing origins to 1816 and the Tariff of 1816. He accuses South Carolina of opposing internal improvements, defends national debt reduction, and argues consolidation means strengthening the union, not centralized tyranny.
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