This man evoked the image of a mariner lost at sea and noted that only the federal government can coin money in a debate over Samuel Foote's resolution concerning land sales. Although Horace Mann compared him to Lucifer for the same deed, this man was included in Profiles in Courage for defending the Compromise of 1850 in his Seventh of March speech. This man argued that his alma mater should remain a private institution in the case Dartmouth v. Woodward, and he defined the border of Maine in a treaty signed with Baron Ashburton. For 10 points,
This man evoked the image of a mariner lost at sea and noted that only the federal government can coin money in a debate over Samuel Foote's resolution concerning land sales. Although Horace Mann compared him to Lucifer for the same deed, this man was included in Profiles in Courage for defending the Compromise of 1850 in his Seventh of March speech. This man argued that his alma mater should remain a private institution in the case Dartmouth v. Woodward, and he defined the border of Maine in a treaty signed with Baron Ashburton. For 10 points, name this Massachusetts politician who praised a government "made for the people, made by the people, and answerable to the people" in his Second Reply to Hayne.
This man evoked the image of a mariner lost at sea and noted that only the federal government can coin money in a debate over Samuel Foote's resolution concerning land sales.
Daniel Webster