Maysville Road veto: American History Dictionary - Maysville Road veto

Definition and meaning of Maysville Road veto:

Maysville Road veto

In 1830, President Jackson vetoed a bill providing federal aid for the construction of the Maysville Road because the route was wholly within Kentucky. Jackson generally favored internal improvements, but preferred that local projects like this be left to state funding.

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