This politician was rearrested after an escape to Spain when Spanish authorities saw some depictions of him, although they interpreted the drawings as meaning this politician was a child kidnapper.
This politician was succeeded by Thomas Whitney as a United States Representative from New York in 1855. This politician was rearrested after an escape to Spain when Spanish authorities saw some depictions of him, although they interpreted the drawings as meaning this politician was a child kidnapper. This politician's goals were to give aid to the poor and sick and to advocate for tenants and farmer, with a catch. For 10 points, name the politician, satirized as a rotund man by political cartoonist Thomas Nast, who ran the Democratic political machine known as Tammany Hall.
This politician was succeeded by Thomas Whitney as a United States Representative from New York in 1855.
William Marcy Boss {Tweed}