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Who didn't like the idea of nullification in a stirring speech in the senate?
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∙ 9y ago
Daniel Webster, a senator from Massachusetts, vehemently opposed the idea of nullification in his stirring speech in the Senate. His speech, known as the "Second Reply to Hayne," delivered on January 26, 1830, defended the supremacy of the federal government and argued against the nullification doctrine put forth by Senator Robert Hayne of South Carolina. Webster's speech is considered one of the most important and powerful speeches in American political history.
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∙ 9y agoAndrew Jackson, he found that the idea of nullification was limiting his power and he didn't like that. In fact he was outraged when South Carlolina opposed and made the nullificationa and was only settled when they made an agreement to lower the tariff. I hope this helped!
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