lie i<, if not si teetotaller, a strictly temper ntice mail—raitly, il ever, tasting spiinuous lii_uors-iu that respect setting a good exam ple oj bis fellow members. Waea iha glass of rgg-uogwas seat him, whilst he waa making luj speech, lie courteously acknowledged ihe present, aad gave ;he compliments of the tea son to ihe House, and ml jocosely, never dreamiag that tkeavew-papert aroßldaXlribate to hun the • maitguraiiou ol the tra iv tin* House ol Representatives."'
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“lie i<, if not si teetotaller, a strictly temper.” The Daily Dispatch, January 1860.
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