Jackson believed in following the Constitution which says that all powers not explicitly given to the federal government ,belong to the states. Accordingly he vetoed the Maysville road bill because the road lay entirely in the state of Kentucky and could not be called a national highway.
Henry Clay believed in states rights, meaning he thought states should decide if laws were unconstitutional or not and if they thought they were unconstitutional, they didn't have to obey them.
his view was that presidential election should be given on how each state feel about the person just not larger states. Small states should be given the same rights as anybody else.
the states rights is a right the state owns
Answering from a U.S. point of view: Yes. The federal constitution guarantees certain rights that the states cannot take away, but the states can grant their citizens additional rights. The state courts are responsible for enforcing those additional rights; federal courts cannot enforce state law.
The South favored states rights.
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Human rights, not states rights.
Henry Clay believed in states rights, meaning he thought states should decide if laws were unconstitutional or not and if they thought they were unconstitutional, they didn't have to obey them.
Limited Government, States' Rights, Spreading Democracy.
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The view of "States Rights" was very strong in the Southern States. Based on their view of the US Constitution, each State had the right to legalize slavery in as much as the US Constitution did not forbid slavery. Thus whatever powers not delegated to the Federal Government, were left to the States to decide.
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Limited but absolute control of the US government.
Selective incorporation
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He admitted that the Union was a compact of states.