The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-29

DAWkL W2BsfEh Ae& kaiayeto \
Free Pssss, poblI6botr IL II Ma, has
Abe tollowi6k commentary on The course
taken by soWse Of the Wing presses that
oppose Mr. Webster and elsctioueer fer
Judge White:
Il y ssid by some that Daniel ebster
10 too great, aad too good, to be talked of
for Rtssident.
This 10 direct attack upon the virtue
'offhs people. Notwithstanding we shall
nlwsys be prepared for the worst, we
shall continue to hope for the best. True,
we believe Daniel Webster is the best,
and the greatest man in the country, and
with cou6dcncewe can defy any country;
but We shall hope, It is the greatest and
best to whom the people wish to continue
their support; and when they shall as
certain Daniel Webster to be that man,
their support will be given without a dis
senting voices
II 10 said I" Though Daniel Webster
oughtto he popular, yet he is not" Let
~ reason this matter.
Who is il in our land that has not
heard, and reversd the name Of Daniel
Webster, a. an unequalled statesman, an
unbending patriot Has it not been
hoped .again-has it not been asserted
time and again, (by the time servcrs,)
that Daniel Webster would receive a
place in the cabinet Of the present execu-
tive From every demonstration, have
not oxertions been made again and again
I 10 bring him over to the blind support VI
!. the present administration--has It not
been obvious TO all, that by his single nod
he could have obtained any place under
it-have not his friends often feared, in
this time Of unbounded corruption, that he
/. would by promises Of emolument and re-
ward, takegsides against the liberty OF his
country--have we not sesn that in every
instance where itswas required, he has
stepped forward, the fearless, the eloquent
and the invlncible advocate of the peoples
rights
This is all admitted. What more then
Is necessary to make him popular with a
grateful and virtuouS people !? Nothing.
Let every patriot, who prefers him, with
out waiting for the opinions of his neigh
Dor, come forward and declnre his senti-.
.,nenis, aud we would wager any
that Daniel Webster is the most popular
man in the United States
LATER FROM ENGLAND The ship
Allbree arrived at Boston on Sunday, ha-
vicg sailed from Liverpool on the 18th
OF July, and bringing papers Of the 18th
and 18th, two days later. The Boston
Daily Advertiser says" They contain
no news Of importance. The papers
were spsculstiag on the prospect Of a
dissolution of the Melbourne ministry, on
ihe ground that the king is dissatisfied
with them. We do not fad that there is
any ground for anticipating q change, sx-
.cept the alleged personal dislike Of the
king and queen of Lord Melbourne and
;,:;s colleagues. II tis said that the king
has nor, I'd one Of the present ministers
Il his table sincv he resignation Of Mr..
Peel
A public dinner vas TO be given 70 Lord
BroaG ham, Al Liverpool, ON the 20tn, at
the Royal Amphiatrs. The lste'riois al /
liverpool, arose out Of ! report that the
3ats Orangemsn Of Liverpool intended to
celebrate the anniversary Of the battle Of
Boyne, by walking through the town in
procession.
s,LosDos, July 10Th. The great influ-
entisl matter now operating in the city is
the anticipated defeat of Ministers on the
Irish church bill. II is confdently.ex-
pected that in the House Of Lords this
measure will be thrown out, and at the
West end thoy are quite chuckling in anti
cipasion Of the thing. The funds have felt
this for some two or three days last past,
and to-day their quotations, when COM
pared with those Of this week, chow the |
fact.-Ths quotation to-day has been |,
eI "a for Account Consuls, and 81 1-8
money, which are S-4 per cent lower than
this day. ExcheQuer Bill last week were
"a to-day they have been 90. But little
business has been done in the English
market, and until the Irish Church ques-
iion.is settled, but little is expected.
The Augsburg Gazette, uuder date of
Rome, june 80, states that the Pope,
who had been pressed by the French
Government to recognize Donna Maria,
a. Queen Of Portugal, had demanded
that the bishops "unfrocked" by her Ma
jssty be restored to their sees, and thar
the suppression Of the convent be discon-
tinusd, ere he acquissd in the prayer Of
that faithful and obedient son Of the
Church, King Louis Phillip.
The King of Prussia had arrived at
Toplitz. |
Charles x. although suffering from
gout. had previously left that city, OH his