...period of time. The parol evidence was held inadmissible. It is said by the court, "The evidence offered can be considered in no other light than as an attempt to graft upon the written instrument an additional and oral stipulation founded upon the same consideration...

...susceptible of an extensive application than any I had met with from other authorities. My support of them can be considered in no other light than as an attempt to illustrate them in the manner in which I understand them, and as I believe he would have illustrated...

...and Kentucky to unite the State legislatures in. a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union, can be considered in no other light than as an attempt...by force. — That they have taken measures to put the militia on a more efficient footing — are preparing considerable arsenals and magazines, and...

...have not been diminished." The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions could be considered, he thought, " in no other light than as an attempt to change the government " ; and it was " stated " that " the faction " in Virginia was preparing to follow up hostile words...

...Virginia and Kentucky to unite the State legislatures in a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union, can be considered in no other light than as an attempt...the opposition party in Virginia, the head-quarters CHAP, ix.] HAMILTON'S PLAIT. 459 of the faction, have followed up the hostile declarations which are...

...and Kentucky to unite the State legislatures in a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union, on be considered in no other light than as an attempt...addition, that the opposition party in Virginia, the head-quarter! CHAP, ix.] HAMILTON'S PLAN. 459 of the faction, have followed up the hostile declarations...

...Virginia and Kentucky to unite the State legislatures in a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union, can be considered in no other light than as an attempt to change the Government. of the faction, have followed up the hostile declarations which are to be found in the resolutions...

...Virginia and Kentucky to unite the State legislatures in a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union, can be considered in no other light than as an attempt...by force. — That they have taken measures to put the militia on a more efficient footing — are preparing considerable arsenals and magazines, and...

...Virginia and Kentucky to unite the State Legislatures in a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union can be considered in no other light than as an attempt to change the government." Calhoun appealed to these resolutions as giving a sanction to nullification in 1832, and Mr. Madison,...

...Kentucky to ncite the State legislatures in a direct resistance to certain laws of the Union, c»n be considered in no other light than as an attempt to change the Government. of the faction, have followed up the hostile declarationi which are to be found in the resolutions...