Thomas Jefferson called him the "Federal Bull-Dog" for his opposition to the Constitution.
This man defended Justice Samuel Chase in his impeachment trial and was the attorney general that argued for the state in the case McCulloch v. Maryland. In his later years, he was a drunken, mentally feeble man sheltered by his supporter, Aaron Burr, whom he defended at a treason trial. Thomas Jefferson called him the "Federal Bull-Dog" for his opposition to the Constitution. For 10 points, name this Maryland Anti-Federalist who walked out of the Constitutional Convention.
This man defended Justice Samuel Chase in his impeachment trial and was the attorney general that argued for the state in the case McCulloch v. Maryland.
Luther Martin