In those two elections, this politician lost as a Whig Party candidate and as a National Republican candidate to James K. Polk and Andrew Jackson.
James Condon had previously owned this politician's slave named Charlotte Dupuy. Pennsylvania Representative John Sergeant and New Jersey Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen were two of the running mates this politician had chosen in two different Presidential elections. In those two elections, this politician lost as a Whig Party candidate and as a National Republican candidate to James K. Polk and Andrew Jackson. He became John Quincy Adams's Secretary of State as a result of the Corrupt Bargain. For 10 points, name this Kentucky politician who brokered both the Compromise of 1850 and the Missouri Compromise.
James Condon had previously owned this politician's slave named Charlotte Dupuy.
Henry {Clay}