The truly hilarious part is that the CSA constitution prohibited any state from seceding.
Where exactly in the Constitution of the Confederate States of America does it prohibit secession?
The CSA said nothing about the issue of whether secession was legal, and had little to say about tariffs that wasn't already in the U.S. consitution. They basically copied about 90% of the U.S. constiution word-for-word, updated the language to be a bit more "modern" and put in major clause stating that slavery shall forever be legal and perpetual in the CSA.
Which gives me a good deal of insight on what was on the minds of the "founding fathers" of the CSA.