In addition to presiding over the 1835 North Carolina constitutional convention, this disciple of Willie Jones succeeded Theodore Sedgwick to become Speaker of the House for almost the entire Jefferson administration.
Late in life, this resident of the Buck Spring plantation presided over a convention that eliminated the right of free blacks to vote and changed requirements for office from being Protestant to merely being Christian. In addition to presiding over the 1835 North Carolina constitutional convention, this disciple of Willie Jones succeeded Theodore Sedgwick to become Speaker of the House for almost the entire Jefferson administration. During his time in Congress, he became notorious for voting "no" on almost all legislation, including an act that he himself had introduced which provided that, should either Britain or France normalize trade with the United States, the other country would be subject to an American trading ban. For 10 points, name this anti-federalist who attempted to replace the Non-Intercourse Act with his namesake "bill number two."
Late in life, this resident of the Buck Spring plantation presided over a convention that eliminated the right of free blacks to vote and changed requirements for office from being Protestant to merely being Christian.
Nathaniel {Macon}