Nullification, or Calhoun Party

Name: History of the American Nation by William J. Jackman, Vol. 7 - Nullification, or Calhoun Party
Author: William James Jackman

After the disruption of the Jackson cabinet, in 1831, Calhoun endeavored to form a party of his own, with a view to obtaining a presidential nomination. He became active in South Carolina and Georgia, encouraging slave owners to stand against the administration. He also advocated resistance to the tariff laws. The Nullification Party disappeared in 1833.

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Chicago: William James Jackman, "Nullification, or Calhoun Party," History of the American Nation by William J. Jackman, Vol. 7 in William J. Jackman, Jacob H. Patton, and Rossiter Johnson. History of the American Nation, 9 Vols. (Chicago: K. Gaynor, 1911), Pp.2046-2038 Original Sources, accessed July 12, 2025, http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=D2SB9248RHJN9VS.

MLA: Jackman, William James. "Nullification, or Calhoun Party." History of the American Nation by William J. Jackman, Vol. 7, in William J. Jackman, Jacob H. Patton, and Rossiter Johnson. History of the American Nation, 9 Vols. (Chicago: K. Gaynor, 1911), Pp.2046-2038, Original Sources. 12 Jul. 2025. http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=D2SB9248RHJN9VS.

Harvard: Jackman, WJ, 'Nullification, or Calhoun Party' in History of the American Nation by William J. Jackman, Vol. 7. cited in , William J. Jackman, Jacob H. Patton, and Rossiter Johnson. History of the American Nation, 9 Vols. (Chicago: K. Gaynor, 1911), Pp.2046-2038. Original Sources, retrieved 12 July 2025, from http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=D2SB9248RHJN9VS.