[Footnote 1: Mr. Calhoun.]
[Footnote 2: Mr. Calhoun.]
[Footnote 3: Mr. Mason of Virginia.]
[Footnote 4: See Madison Papers, Vol. III. pp. 1390, 1428, _et seq._]
[Footnote 5: Seybert's Statistics, p. 92. A small parcel of cotton found
its way to Liverpool from the United States in 1784, and was refused
admission, on the ground that it could not be the growth of the United
States.]
[Footnote 6: Mr. Calhoun.]
[Footnote 7: Mr. Walker.]
[Footnote 8: Mr. Bell.]
[Footnote 9: Mr. Greene.]
[Footnote 10: Mr. Hamlin.]
[Footnote 11: Mr. Berrien.]
[Footnote 12: Mr. Upshur.]
[Footnote 13: Messrs. Niles of Connecticut and Dix of New York.]
[Footnote 14: See the remarks on the Admission of Texas, in Webster's
Works, Vol. V. p. 55.]
[Footnote 15: Mr. Bell.]
[Footnote 16: Art. IV. Sect. 2, § 2.]
[Footnote 17: Mr. Mason.]
[Footnote 18: See Note at the end of the Speech.]
[Footnote 19: Mr. Rufus King.]