Note 35 — Chapter IX · 1832–1833.
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This I believe to have been a mistake, in respect to the nullification ordinance. It was adopted by a State convention, and consequently could only be repealed by another convention. This, I believe, was not done; but the laws based upon this ordinance were probably repealed by the legislature after Mr. Clay’s compromise. See the Life of Webster, by the present writer, Vol. I, p. 156.