A Plain Tale of Tariff Debates and New England
The speaker reviews early tariff battles from 1816 to 1828, defending 1824 tariff practices, acknowledging shifts in policy, and arguing about constitutional limits and political consistency. He questions the opposition’s charges, defends New England’s stance, and critiques Hartford Convention implications in a broad partisan context.
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Gene Fleman
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Hartford
Hartford Corvention
Appointment to charge des affairs of the U.S. at Sweden
The President appoints Curratornea Heaites of Maryland to the post of chargé d affaires of the United States at the court of Sweden with Senate advice and consent, recalling prior diplomat J. J. Appleton.
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Sweden
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