Walt Whitman referred to him as a "great phu-phu" and a "shit-ass." As a senator he spearheaded the opposition to the Chinese Exclusion Act, partly based on his Presbyterian principles strengthened by his more than 40 years as a church elder. He turned down a position in Garfield's cabinet after losing a campaign for governor of Indiana, where he died in 1901 after serving as lawyer for Venezuala 
Walt Whitman referred to him as a "great phu-phu" and a "shit-ass." As a senator he spearheaded the opposition to the Chinese Exclusion Act, partly based on his Presbyterian principles strengthened by his more than 40 years as a church elder. He turned down a position in Garfield's cabinet after losing a campaign for governor of Indiana, where he died in 1901 after serving as lawyer for Venezuala in a border dispute with Great Britain. FTP, name this man, who saw the McKinley Tariff and the Sherman Silver Purchase Act passed during his Presidential term, which was sandwiched between two Cleveland terms.
Walt Whitman referred to him as a "great phu-phu" and a "shit-ass."
Benjamin {Harrison} (prompt on just {last name})