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State Legislature would state them being against the tariffs with John C. Calhoun, it is stating that they were unconstitutional, and it posted their grievances against it. It would also call states to band against these taxes. -
The federal government would put various taxes on many foreign goods which would give domestic goods a chance and would allow the economy to flourish. But the cotton producers of the South wouldn't like this as they were dependent on trade with the British. This would begin the resentment that the Southerns would show to the tariffs as they would nullify it. -
Webster and Hayne were both Senator which would both argue about the nullification and tariffs, with the broader argument being about the power. Who should hold it? The Government or The States. -
The Ordinance was put into place on November 24, 1832, by South Carolina and would nullify all of the tariffs that were opposed onto them from 1828 to 1832. They threatened to secede if there was any attempt to collect money from these tariffs. -
Jackson would make a Proclamation talking to the people of South Carolina and would tell them that the government had the power to taxes the people having to power to nullify the tarffis, and warned that if their leaders continued to do this it would be seen as treason. -
The Force Bill would give the President the power to use military power to collect and enforce any taxes, this would be place in retaliation to the Nullifications that South Carolina had tried to enforce. -
The Compromise Tariff would allow the President to use military to collect taxes if necessary and would significantly decrease the rate of the tariffs. In turn South Carolina would get rid of the nullification placed on the tariffs.