The Crisis
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This Committee and the acting Committee of the I'ennsylvania Society for the promotion of manufactures and the useful arts, would not purchase, at the mere expense of paper and printing, a single copy of the Prospects on the Rubicon, a pamphlet which is universally acknowledged to have re- fund all the southern objections against the tariff!* 17. The nulliners print 10, 000 pamphlets per month, at an expense probably of 3 to 400 dollars, to excite the passions of the citizens against " the oppr...essions of the Tariff, " as they are styled, and to prepare them for resis- tance; in other words, for rebellion. They have agents to distribute these pamphlets universally throughout the southern States. T 18. These pamphlet are written with great ability, and are so plausible, although utterly fallacious, as. To delude the mass of the readers, to whom the arguments appear irresistible. • So highly was the first part of this Essay approved, that I have seen it in at least a dozen papers, published from Boston to Charleston, and from Philadelphia to Missouri.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This Committee and the acting Committee of the I'ennsylvania Society for the promotion of manufactures and the useful arts, would not purchase, at the mere expense of paper and printing, a single copy of the Prospects on the Rubicon, a pamphlet which is universally acknowledged to have re- fund all the southern objections against the tariff!* 17. The nulliners print 10, 000 pamphlets per month, at an expense probably of 3 to 400 dollars, to excite the passions of the citizens against " the oppr...essions of the Tariff, " as they are styled, and to prepare them for resis- tance; in other words, for rebellion. They have agents to distribute these pamphlets universally throughout the southern States. T 18. These pamphlet are written with great ability, and are so plausible, although utterly fallacious, as. To delude the mass of the readers, to whom the arguments appear irresistible. • So highly was the first part of this Essay approved, that I have seen it in at least a dozen papers, published from Boston to Charleston, and from Philadelphia to Missouri.
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