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His greatness did not consist in a capacity of concentrating and leading the pas- sions of large bodies of people. Clay and Chatham were eminent for this power. But he was a philosophical states- man. He had a clear and vigorous comprehension of truth in the domain of public affairs. When he succeeded, it was by the force of his statement in the senate or the cabi- net ; and his power over the people resulted from the ma- jesty with which he robed the truth, by his argument and utterance, and b...y the dominion which he made it exercise over theur reason and heart. His ample mind was a spi- ritual state-house or capitol, rich with the annals of consti- tutional history, filled with the stately lore of national and civil law, studded with apartments that were crowded with records of diplomatic wisdom, freighted with the principles and statistics of public economy. His eye was constructed to see the truth and proprieties of national relations. He knew the coasts, the shoals, and the soundings of the ocean of national experience ; and his arm had the vigor to grasp 2 10 and guide the helm of a state.
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His greatness did not consist in a capacity of concentrating and leading the pas- sions of large bodies of people. Clay and Chatham were eminent for this power. But he was a philosophical states- man. He had a clear and vigorous comprehension of truth in the domain of public affairs. When he succeeded, it was by the force of his statement in the senate or the cabi- net ; and his power over the people resulted from the ma- jesty with which he robed the truth, by his argument and utterance, and b...y the dominion which he made it exercise over theur reason and heart. His ample mind was a spi- ritual state-house or capitol, rich with the annals of consti- tutional history, filled with the stately lore of national and civil law, studded with apartments that were crowded with records of diplomatic wisdom, freighted with the principles and statistics of public economy. His eye was constructed to see the truth and proprieties of national relations. He knew the coasts, the shoals, and the soundings of the ocean of national experience ; and his arm had the vigor to grasp 2 10 and guide the helm of a state.
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