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Helped in the creation of the government in Utah and New Mexico
The bills most likely would not have passed if Zachary Taylor had not died.

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https://www.reference.com/history/led-compromise-1850-ddeadaee1d2ed294#
https://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=true&doc=27&page=transcript
http://www.history.com/topics/compromise-of-1850
https://www.britannica.com/event/Mexican-American-War
http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llcg&fileName=022/llcg022.db&recNum=538

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Written by Henry Clay, this was the last written bill in the entire compromise. This bill expresses that there will no longer be any form of slave trade in the District of Colombia. This part of the bill says that any slave brought into DC shall be considered free.

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Sound Smart: Compromise of 1850 | History

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In this excerpt from the Congressional Globe, Henry Clay writes one of the resolutions as California being admitted into the Union as a free state.

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Henry Clay: Introduced the Bill and wanted to keep balance between free and slave states.
John C. Calhoun: Opposed the Bill with the belief that the North should stop trying to limit the amount of slavery in the country.
President Zachary Taylor: Also opposed the bill but died before anything was decided on the compromise.
Vice President Millard Fillmore: Supported Henry Clay in the Compromise and signed them.
Stephen Douglass:  Split the compromise into 5 separate bills in order to pass.

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When President James Polk has sent America into war against Mexico in 1846 America acquired a great amount of land from Mexico that was now to be disputed as either a free state or a slave state. New states such as California, Nevada, Utah were states that were going to be decided as a slave or free state. After the compromise was presented, Stephen Douglass decided that the bill was to be split into 5 different bills. The bills were about: California being annexed into the United states without slavery, the claiming of the Texas border with Mexico, Utah and New Mexico entering the Union and throwing off the balance of slave and free states, bringing the fugitive slave trade in Washington DC to an end, and the a more strict fugitive slave law.