text:  "His opinion " he writes "is that nothing could be more remote from awkwardness or constraint than your manner; that your style ideas and expression were peculiarly your own; natural and unaffected and so different from the cant of the House or from the jargon of the bar that he could not imagine any thing more agreeable; that you did not dwell upon a point till you had tired it out as is the way of most speakers but kept on with fresh ideas crowding upon you and rising one out of another all leading to one point which was constantly kept in view to the audience; and although every thing seemed a kind of new political philosophy yet it was all to the purpose and well-connected so as to produce the effect; and that he admired your last speech the more as it was impromptu