Answer:
Henry Clay urged the bank's director to pursue a new charter because he believed it would help him win the election of 1832.
Explanation:
In Senator Henry Clay's attempt to defeat the incumbent President Jackson in the 1832 presidential election, he along with Daniel Webster convinced the bank top executive, Nicholas Biddle to apply early for a new charter before the existing charter had expired. The purpose is in the hope that President Jackson would reject the renewal of the charter and consequently lose the support of the masses in the then-forthcoming election.