One famous response to this piece of legislation was drawn up by William Harper.
One famous response to this piece of legislation was drawn up by William Harper. Another reaction to this piece of legislation saw Robert Hayne attempt to unite southern interests with those of the west. A force bill was passed through by Andrew Jackson in the hopes of quieting some of the furor induced by this piece of legislation. The most forceful response to this, the South Carolina Exposition and Protest, was written by Jackson's own vice president. The controversy caused by this piece of legislation was not dispelled until an 1833 compromise tariff was passed with the help of Henry Clay. FTP, identify this suitably named tariff, which sparked a nullification crisis headed by John C. Calhoun.
One famous response to this piece of legislation was drawn up by William Harper.
{Tariff of Abominations,} or {of 1828}