E.C. Booz’s distinctive whiskey bottles in support of this candidate are the source for the term “booze.” Supporters of this candidate pushing leather and tin spheres to campaign stops originated the phrase “keep the ball (20[1])rolling.” (20[5]0[1])A speech (20[1])supporting this candidate (20[1])argued (0[1])that an opponent was shaping gardens like “an Amazon’s bosom” in the Gold (20[1])Spoon Oration. (20[1]0[3])A campaign song supporting this candidate (0[1])referenced (20[1]0[1])his victory (0[1])over the (0[1])(*) Shawnee during (10[2])the War of 1812. (10[5]0[1])This man beat an (10[1])incumbent nicknamed “Van Ruin.” The slogan “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too” (10[1])supported (10[2]0[1])this Whig (10[1])candidate, (10[2])who gave the longest-ever Inaugural (10[1])Address (10[1])in pouring rain. For 10 points, (10[1])name this victor of the 1840 Presidential Election who died after one month in office. (10[3])■END■ (10[4])