For 10 points, name this major figure in New Jersey politics, who may be best remembered as Henry Clay's running mate in 1844 which led to hilarious rhymes involving the phrase "the country's risin'."
This man gave a six-hour speech against the Indian Removal Act of 1830. Known as the "Christian Statesman," he was the longtime president of the American Bible Society and American Tract Society. For 10 points, name this major figure in New Jersey politics, who may be best remembered as Henry Clay's running mate in 1844 which led to hilarious rhymes involving the phrase "the country's risin'."
This man gave a six-hour speech against the Indian Removal Act of 1830.
Theodore Frelinghuysen