Memorial Encyclopedia of the State of New York a Life Record of Men And Women
Memorial Encyclopedia of the State of New York a Life Record of Men And Women
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In civil suits he was also very successful, and as pamphleteer and publicist was much es- teemed, his presentation of American rights and British aggressions, pending the progress of the war being notably well received. Plis local popularity, re- sulted in an election as representative in the Fifteenth Congress, wherein he found James Talmadge, Jr. , James W. Wilkin, John W. Taylor, Henry R. Storrs and other strong men as his colleagues in the New York delegation. Still a young man and in his f...irst and only term, he was placed on the important committee, charged with the examination into the affairs of the United States bank and drew up its report. He also won enviable distinction as a debater, lucid, terse and vigorous in his diction ; and it is not ex- travagant to say that he assumed rank rightfully among the leaders of the House. A competent critic observes that intellectually he took the place of Cal- houn, who had temporarily left Congress to become Monroe's Secretary of War, "both delighting in establishing, by the subtlest train of philosophical reasoning, the delicate lines that exposed sophistry and error and making clear the disputed point in law or legislation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In civil suits he was also very successful, and as pamphleteer and publicist was much es- teemed, his presentation of American rights and British aggressions, pending the progress of the war being notably well received. Plis local popularity, re- sulted in an election as representative in the Fifteenth Congress, wherein he found James Talmadge, Jr. , James W. Wilkin, John W. Taylor, Henry R. Storrs and other strong men as his colleagues in the New York delegation. Still a young man and in his f...irst and only term, he was placed on the important committee, charged with the examination into the affairs of the United States bank and drew up its report. He also won enviable distinction as a debater, lucid, terse and vigorous in his diction ; and it is not ex- travagant to say that he assumed rank rightfully among the leaders of the House. A competent critic observes that intellectually he took the place of Cal- houn, who had temporarily left Congress to become Monroe's Secretary of War, "both delighting in establishing, by the subtlest train of philosophical reasoning, the delicate lines that exposed sophistry and error and making clear the disputed point in law or legislation.
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