...e or vague reference to the past, that stung and clung to Mr. Clay until he was trembling with fury, he would sit down with a fine air of having been void of offence and in charity with all men. Mr. Clay , who was a very impressive man, but not of the leonine character like his opponent, would rear his tall form, turn his blazing eyes on the Speaker, and begin with all amenities of debate to puncture...