Answer: The answer is:
Francis Scott Key, John Randolph, John Bradford, and Margaret Elliot.
Step-by-step explanation:
Francis Scott Key - thought he shouldn't blame Canada for Britain's wrongdoings.
John Randolph- He thought that the only people that will profit from war were the speculators and military officials.
John Bradford - he had shipping businesses that depended on trade and fed Great Britain's Army.
Margaret Elliot- she blamed Harrison and local governors for the conflict at Tippicanoe.