Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 221
gned his vice-presidency andcame to South Carolina. He be-lieved so strongly in state-rights,that he prevailed upon the legis-lature of South Carolina to passthe resolution — That any Statein the Union might annul an Actof the Federal government. TheUnion would not allow this, andthe President took… … HEADING. BY EMILY W. BROWNE, AGE l6. everything was settled. It was agreed upon that therewould be a gradual reduction of these duties. This com-promise was drawn up by Henry Clay, and passed byCongress. After this Calhoun was not so popular ex-cept in his native state. He was electedto the Senate,…
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