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During the great congressional debate over the Compromise of 1850: A. John Calhoun endorsed all of Henry Clay's proposals B. President Taylor promised to veto any new legislation C. Henry Clay pushed for the compromise and national harmony D. Jefferson Davis emerged as a voice of moderation E. Daniel Webster made an impassioned argument for secession
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