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Clay was unhappy with South Carolina's decision to create their own laws and rules. This angered Clay so he took this to the senate in hopes of resolving this issue. It was eventually resolved in which Clay created the Tariff of 1833 which formally separated South Carolina from the Union (OD)

In this speech, Henry Clay expresses his negative feelings on South Carolina's decision to start their own government within their state. Clay was so upset he took his views to the Senate and eventually South Carolina was officially separated from the Union. (SNS)

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Took place on February 12th, 1833. Henry Clay was worried about South Carolina's choice of laws and because of this created the tariff of 1833 to resolve this issue.(OD)

Clay was concerned for the reasons South Carolina wanted to succeed and the new laws that would be put in place within their state. Clay tried to use the tariff of 1832, which brought import taxes down, to get South Carolina to stay, but this also failed. (SNS)

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Senate(SNS)

Senate and House of Representatives(OD)

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The purpose of this document is to show the senate the need to separate from South Carolina and not have to worry about South Carolina's creation of laws and rules. (OD)

This document's purpose was to explain to the senate why it was so necessary that South Carolina be separated from the Union as not to cause unwanted conflict and disagreements with it. (SNS)

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From what I gather Henry Clay does not trust the way South Carolina will function which is why he wants the senate to seperate them from the Union. He believes that their laws will  be impractical and unlikely to succeed. (OD)

Henry Clay seems to view South Carolina as a state that can't be counted on to cooperate with the Union's laws and ideas so it is easier to have them separated than deal with conflict and different laws being made within this one specific state in the Union. (SNS)

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BP: According to the scripture, people should not hold slaves. The people who do, should get no compensation when slavery is abolished. Congress has the right to suppress slavery.
ZM: People should not have slaves and if compensation is given it should go to the slaves and not their owners.

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BP: The transatlantic slave trade was abolished around 20 years prior but states are still trading within themselves. The American Anti-Slavery Society was formed the year this was written (1834)
ZM: The abolitionist movement is happening during this time also.

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ZM: Congress
BP: Congress and the people of america, both pro and antislavery

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BP: To try to get congress to suppress and abolish slavery and to influence more people to help the abolitionist cause with the morals of it according to religion
ZM: Get Congress to get rid of slavery and help get the slave the justice they need.

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BP: It is written by the American Anti-Slavery Society
ZM: Written by Henry Clay - American Anti-Slavery Society

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Border line supporters of pro or anti slavery (GK)

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An attempt to divert from abolition dpreading (GK)

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(OW) Senator Daniel Webster is speaking against the threats about the southern secession. He speaks about the fact that the south can never truly separate from the states.

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(OW) 1850, Fugitive slave act requires that free slaves in free states are required to be brought back to original plantation.

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(OW) Was written to the president; The north abolitionists; Southern pro-slavers

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(OW) A plea to the president to try and keep the Union with the rest of the united states, as well as to ask people to keep the fugitive slave law in system.

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Point of view is written as an American and not as a northern,  he wants the president to see the issue of the south and secession. That if it does happen it would just draw separation and disagreements with all the countries.
(OW) To not just see the issue as someone from the north, but an American.

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AJ: The North is seen by the narrator as lowly and devoid of proper society; their work is not as noble as that of the South's plantations.

CP: The writer is southern and is saying that the North is worse than the South because of the industrialization.

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1856; tensions are rising between North and South, leading both to attempt to prove their superiority. Slavery is becoming more of a moral issue in the North.

CP: In 1856 the conflicts over slavery changed the North and South.

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AJ: The southern population, more specifically those who work by way of farming. It is meant to instill a feeling of pride and superiority over the North.

CP: The southern people.

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AJ: To discredit and belittle free society in the North; to convince the Southern people that those in the North are not fit to run a country.

CP: To explain why the South is better than the North.

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AJ: The point of view is likely from a Southern, white man of status, as he is writing a publication that is being produced and distributed. This informs the reader that the author likely condones slavery and holds resentment towards the North.

CP: The point of View is from a southern person and why the South is better than the North.

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(IP) This document talks about how the question of slavery is a question that will destroy democracy. Abraham states that it has started to effect circles outside of politics such as church and conversation.

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(IP) This speech mostly is significant to give background on Lincoln before he becomes president. The Civil War hasn't happened yet and there are just boiling tensions between the North and South. This also serves to show why Lincoln was so popular

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(DH) The speech is targeted towards the general American public, and especially voters that could be swayed to vote against pro-slavery politicians.

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(DH) The purpose is to attack pro-slavery politicians and to have the public vote against them.

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(DH) The point of view is of a up-and-coming politician who is anti slavery and wants the institution to be abolished. As someone from the north, he would be against slavery and people of the north would be more likely to support him.