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Excerpt from Speeches Delivered in the Convention, of the State of South-Carolina, Held in Columbia, in March, 1833: To Which Is Prefixed the Journal of Proceedings
Act, then, fearlessly, upon your own responsibility, from which no partial acceptance 01 ours could have derogated. I em bound, however, to declare to you, that the question will now be of civil war, not the Tariff, nor Secession.
While, therefore, I assert, that the Bill is not the utmost that we had a right to demand, I cannot but regard it as accomplishing our great objects. It embodies the capital provision, that government shall measure its revenue by the standard of economical expenses only. This one great principle, is distinctly implied in the Bill.
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