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His obituary in The New York Times, published on July 2. American news obituaries of the era traditionally staid, reverential documents and, very likely, of any era. He was found desperately ill, and has had every care, the opening paragraph reads. His children, long estranged by reason of his eccentricities, were again able to be with him, and were at the bedside when death ensued. Things get more delicious from there. There was General Clays prolific dueling, which left him with a tangle of scars on his face and body but left his opponents far worse off He was said to have slain more men in duels than anyone else in the country. On one occasion, caught without his pistol, General Clay was shot above the heart by a would be assassin. He forestalled further ado by slicing off the assailants nose and ears with a Bowie knife. Watch The Caller Online Freeform. Then there was General Clays precipitate divorce from his first wife of 4. Mary Jane Warfield, and his equally precipitate second marriage made, he insisted, on populist political grounds to a 1. He was 8. 4 at the time. In 1. Miss Warfield, a member of an aristocratic family of slave holders, the Times obituary said. Years afterward, when he had become an ardent disciple of Tolsto, he came to the conclusion that he ought to wed a daughter of the people. And so he did, taking Dora Richardson as his bride in 1. Gen. Clay Weds Pretty Dora, a headline in The Times proclaimed. His Children Were Unable to Prevent Their Aged Parents Marriage. Watch I Am HDQ there. Young Dora, who evidently had little say in the matter of her betrothal, did not take kindly to being yoked to a man more than five times her age. She ran away repeatedly from home and from the boarding school to which her husband sent her. The fact that he supplied her with the most beautiful French gowns and lavished money upon her, she did not consider compensation for the teasing she got at the hands of her fellow pupils, The Times said. In two months he had to take her back home, still uneducated. After four years of Doras comings and goings, which were avidly covered in the newspapers, General Clay divorced her. She remarried a worthless young mountaineer, The Times reported, but after he was killed in a railway accident, the general tried vigorously to win back his peasant wife, as he fondly called her. In this endeavor, unlike most others, he did not succeed. The youngest son of Gen. Green Clay and the former Sally Lewis, Cassius Marcellus Clay was born on Oct. White Hall, his familys mansion near Richmond, Ky. His father 1. 75. Revolutionary War and was a general in the War of 1. Henry Clay, the United States senator and statesman, was a cousin. Both of Cassius parents were from the Southern landed gentry, making the family among the wealthiest landowners in the state. At Yale, Cassius Clay heard a speech by the famed abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison and was converted to the cause. Returning home after earning a law degree in 1. Lexington, served three terms in the Kentucky General Assembly and was a captain in the 1st Kentucky Cavalry in the Mexican War. In 1. 84. 4, he freed his own slaves and the next year started The True American, an emancipationist newspaper published in Lexington. His proposals for gradually ending slavery, which he also promulgated in public lectures, did not go over well in Kentucky. He kept a cannon on hand to protect the newspaper office from looming mobs and weathered several more attempts on his life. General Clay, who in the 1. Republican Party, was a friend and staunch supporter of Abraham Lincoln. After the outbreak of the Civil War, he organized the Cassius M. Clay Battalion, a corps of several hundred volunteers charged with protecting the White House. In 1. 86. 1, Lincoln appointed him minister to Russia, a post he held through the following year and again from 1. Dispatched to St. Petersburg, General Clay was instrumental in brokering the deal that in 1. United States purchase Alaska. The generals later life was a sorry state of affairs. Barricaded in White Hall with a veritable arsenal beside him, he pined for the faithless Dora and worried obsessively that enemies, real and imagined, were coming to kill him. Photo. In 1. 90. 3, The New York Times ran two articles pondering the level of General Clays mental health. CreditGen. Clay May Be Insane, a headline in The Times declared on July 4, 1. Gen. Clay Decreed Insane. Though his sight became so much impaired that he could not shoot any longer, The Times reported in his obituary, he kept plenty of firearms at his elbow, and kept trained from a porthole in the wall the same brass cannon he had caused to be built to protect his printing office. But the vital legacy of General Clays early life has endured down the years. He fathered a string of children as many as 1. St. Petersburg mistress. Two daughters, Mary Barr Clay 1. Laura Clay 1. 84. In 1. 85. 3, he donated the land for what became Berea College in Berea, Ky. Established two years later, it was the first interracial and coeducational college in the South, open to blacks and to women from its inception. General Clay was buried in Richmond Cemetery, in Richmond, Ky., and his funeral was newsworthy for the racially mixed crowd in attendance. Never was a more striking scene witnessed on the way to Richmond, where the funeral services were to be held, a contemporary newspaper account read.