... become an success at the bar of Springfield. In to which, whilsé following his ession, he paid great attertion, he joined the Whig in was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. 846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849. He was a strong ...

... me may be, I can jook at you all fairly in the face and say that 1 never voted black was white, and that I never voted for a Whig or a Radical. Mr. Southam has told that he has done so. He told me that his father once voted for Slaney—— Mr. Gwyn.—That has ...