As an attorney, this man argued the cases Groves v. Slaughter and Osborn v. U.S.
As an attorney, this man argued the cases Groves v. Slaughter and Osborn v. U.S. He was earlier been shot in a duel over his support for the Embargo Act, by Humphrey Marshall. The owner of the estate Ashland, this man was one of the founders of the American Colonization Society and was also a negotiator of the Treaty of Ghent. Although he ran for President five times, this man only succeeded in becoming Secretary of State through the Corrupt Bargain. For 10 points, name this Kentucky statesman and Whig Party leader, known as the Great Compromiser.
As an attorney, this man argued the cases Groves v. Slaughter and Osborn v. U.S.
Henry {Clay}