This president’s Secretary of War was a secret agent who had fought the Khan of Kuban to rescue his stolen horses and drafted the Chilean constitution at his home. This president combated the Hunter’s Lodge during the Patriot War to quash sympathy with Canada. This president’s “pretty tapering soft, white lily fingers” were criticized in a speech denouncing the “regal splendor of the President’s Palace.” This president led an organization that grew out of the Bucktails, was (10[1])opposed by Thurlow Weed, and split into the Barnburners and Hunkers in Albany. This president was attacked in the “Golden Spoon” oration (10[1])and called a “used-up (10[2])man” in a campaign song by William Henry Harrison. For 10 points, name (10[1])this president who grappled with the Panic of 1837. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])