This man gave what is often considered the "most eloquent speech in Congres
This man gave what is often considered the "most eloquent speech in Congress," his reply to Hayne, and he supported the Compromise of 1850 in the "Seventh of March speech." As Secretary of State in 1842, he helped end of the Aroostook War and settle the dispute over the location of the (*) Maine border in a treaty named for him and Ashburton. For ten points, name this Massachusetts senator, who, along with John Calhoun and Henry Clay, was part of the Great Triumvirate.
This man gave what is often considered the "most eloquent speech in Congress," his reply to Hayne, and he supported the Compromise of 1850 in the "Seventh of March speech."