He earned the nickname "Farmer of North Bend" when he retired to agriculture after being stripped of his post as John Quincy Adams's ambassador to Gran Colombia, though his opponents dubbed him "Granny."
While attending boarding school in Philadelphia, this man lived in the house of founding father Robert Morris, who became his legal guardian when this man's father died. When this man was a Governor, the Jefferson-Lemen Compact blocked his attempts to legalize slavery by funneling money to abolitionist churches. This man served as a congressional delegate and authored a namesake land bill that created the territories of Ohio and Indiana. He earned the nickname "Farmer of North Bend" when he retired to agriculture after being stripped of his post as John Quincy Adams's ambassador to Gran Colombia, though his opponents dubbed him "Granny." In 1836, this man received 36% of the popular vote, despite only appearing on ballots in the north. John J. Crittenden and Daniel Webster served in this man's cabinet but resigned under his successor. For 10 points, name this man who served as President for 30 days.
While attending boarding school in Philadelphia, this man lived in the house of founding father Robert Morris, who became his legal guardian when this man's father died.
William Henry Harrison [prompt on Harrison]