Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Douglas” in page 249 of Francis B. Carpenter, Six Months at the White House:

...ements of the armies, and is fond of strategy; but pays much less attention to official details than is generally supposed. Mr. Lincoln's wit was never malicious nor rudely personal. Once when Mr. Douglas had attempted to parry an argument by impeaching the veracity of a senator whom Mr. Lincoln had quoted, he answered that the question was not one of veracity, but simply one of argument. By a cours...
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