John Randolph claimed that the only thing this legislation would manufacture was the nextPresident of the United States.
John Randolph claimed that the only thing this legislation would manufacture was the nextPresident of the United States. George McDuffie opposed it using a flawed Forty Bale theory, andfour years later a similar bill was also opposed at the Columbia Convention. Its initial support cameat the Harrisburg Convention. The president who signed this bill later served as chairman of theCommittee on Manufactures to help (*) Henry Clay rewrite it. It created a conflict that led to theWebsterÂ–Hayne debate. This legislation was strongly opposed in the South Carolina Exposition and Protestby John C. Calhoun, and it was the direct cause of the nullification crisis. For 10 points, identify this importduty, nicknamed by the South for its distastefulness.
John Randolph claimed that the only thing this legislation would manufacture was the nextPresident of the United States.
the Tariff of Abominations [or Tariff of 1828]