What if Martin Van Buren became the first President to win a split second term 1844?

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What if Martin Van Buren had not opposed the annexation of Texas, and
butterflies lead to his re-nomination as President over Polk.

What kind of changes would a second Van Buren term (instead of Polk) have made for 1845-1849?
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From Wiki...

On the expiration of his term, Van Buren retired to his estate, Lindenwald in Kinderhook, where he planned out his return to the White House. He seemed to have the advantage for the nomination in 1844; his famous letter of April 27, 1844, in which he frankly opposed the immediate annexation of Texas, though doubtless contributing greatly to his defeat, was not made public until he felt practically sure of the nomination. In the Democratic convention, though he had a majority of the votes, he did not have the two-thirds which the convention required, and after eight ballots his name was withdrawn. James K. Polk received the nomination instead.
 
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