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Southern planters objected to the tariff because it: increased the cost of manufactured goods increased the price of skilled slaves helped pay for western improvements decreased the selling price of cotton

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Generally speaking, Southern planters objected to the tariff because it "increased the cost of manufactured goods," since many of the goods in question now had to be produced domestically. 
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The Tariff of 1828, also known as the Tariff of Abominations was disliked by the Southern planters because it mainly benefited the Northern States industry while the Southern ones had to pay more for manufactured goods. Also, agricultural products were not profitable so they could not afford a good way of living. The Congress voided this Tariff in 1832 but it was still a problem during the next years.

Thus, the right answer is: increased the cost of manufactured goods

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