The aforementioned expedition mislabeled Red Cedar Lake as the source of the (*) Mississippi River.
On an expedition led by this man, he trampled a British flag flown by a Native American chief, winning the concession of the land on which Fort Brady would be built. In a cartoon, this man says that prefers "long shots" because they allow for more "exercise of skill and ingenuity" as a fox escapes with a turkey. This man represented the US during the negotiation of the Treaty of Fort Meigs. The aforementioned expedition mislabeled Red Cedar Lake as the source of the (*) Mississippi River. As Secretary of War, this man carried out the Indian Removal Act. This man's bid for the presidency with William Orlando Butler in 1848 split the Democratic Party and led to Zachary Taylor's victory. For 10 points, name this early 19th century Michigan politician.
On an expedition led by this man, he trampled a British flag flown by a Native American chief, winning the concession of the land on which Fort Brady would be built.
Lewis Cass