Jackson's attitude toward nullification was to?

-Jackson felt that nullification was an act of treason. Congress gave President Jackson the authority to use force to stop any involved in the nullification process in South Carolina. A compromise tariff agreement was reached, thus meeting South Carolina's request for economic relief while bolstering Jackson's status as a staunch unionist.Face down Calhoun, remove him as vice-president and then put Van Buren on the ticket for the next election. When South Carolina still attempted to break away from the Union he issued a proclamation to the nullifies in December 1832. Finally, in early 1833, he sent a Force Bill to congress to authorise the use of force to prevent S.C. from acting. In the end it didn't come to that as Henry Clay helped to save the day by negotiating The Compromise Tariff of 1833 and thus averting potential crisis.
threaten to use force against South Carolina if the state did not accept the 1832 tariff. Force was never used and a compromise tariff was passed