olive branch. No. III
Subtitle: or, an inquiry whether any arrangement is practicable between the friends and opposers of the protecting system; and a suggestion of a simple and rational compromise whereby the manufactures of the country may be preserved from injury, and the objections of the South be obviated. With a view of the strong probability of a secession, at least of South Carolina, unless a compromise take place ...
By: by M. Carey.
Publisher: Clark & Raser
Published: 1832
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Tariff -- United States; Free trade; Nullification (States' rights); Protectionism
Notes: "To which is added, an anticipatory epitaph on the Constitution, in the event of a secession, and its necessary result, a dissolution of the Union in a series of [8] letters addressed to W. Drayton and H. Middleton."