During the ratification of legislation named for this man, Frederick Muhlenberg casted the tying vote and was subsequently stabbed by his own brother-in-law.
During the ratification of legislation named for this man, Frederick Muhlenberg casted the tying vote and was subsequently stabbed by his own brother-in-law. A treaty negotiated by this figure was attacked by Henry Tazewell and involved British forts on the Great Lakes, led to widespread burning of effigies, and gave Britain "most favored nation" status. This man coauthored the Federalist Papers with James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. Known for his namesake 1794 treaty with Great Britain, for 10 points, identify this early New York politician and first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
During the ratification of legislation named for this man, Frederick Muhlenberg casted the tying vote and was subsequently stabbed by his own brother-in-law.
John {Jay}