Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

whelmed in the campaign. u 10 oaly what they de
serve, for the deep asd isdelibls Decentralization
which they have indicted spon the best principles
soeiety and eivilisasos that any people ever had
DAHrEL WEssrER N NEw Yoax : IxrEREsrrHe
| MovENESrs.-The return Of this distin guished mar
from Europe has diffased general joy ever lars,
class Of society. who claim to be his friends, ad
"irers, followers, disciples, worshippsrs adorers
and general understrappers. The Hone Club, the
Union Club the Basg-up Club and all the coteries and
| ciiques in Wall street, and round about Union
square, vyny with each other in their attentions
and preparations. His beautiful and accomplished
daughter, whose classic bust was taken by eleven.
ger in Boston, and which we have seen, although We
never saw the original, was married in Losdon last
summer, and spent the honeymoon in Paris; she il
also creating az great sensation in every circle
her distinguished father. she 10 perfect copy Of
this distinguished father-has his head-his eye
his lipsand large portion Of the same intellectual
fire from Heaven which sni~ates the greatest Daniel
that has visited this earth since the Daniel that made
the lions in their dens at Babylon quail before his
dark rolling eve. Our Daniel has made the lions in
the locofoco den at Washington, also quail before
his Indian eye.
Mr.. Webster has returned at propitons time
Parties marshalling themselves for the next
great contest for the presidencya contest for the
purple and w hite House, that will settle the question
for the next twenty years Mr.. Webster gives in
his adhesion to General Harrison az his first choice
Of this there is NO mistake. He rever was for
Clay Daniel Webster is warm for General Har-
rison now and all our ciiques and cote,ies from the
Hone Clubup to the "Smal Pota.oe" Club at Albany,
are going for Mr.. Webster as General Harrison's
successor General Scott is 10 be dropped 1t is
also settled that Mr. Webster is TO be the master
spirit" Of General Harrison's Hstration, and
all the leading Offices filing up very fast
If their views succeed, Mr.. Webster will make
splendid prime minister Of state. During his re-
cent visit to Europe, he has gathered up much in.
formation in London and Paris-!ormed entire new
views Of certain leading movements-and considers
all western Europe and eastern America as forming
only one, great intellectual literary, philosophical,
empire, having different local governments in the
United States, England and France, but all under
the one, same, undivided impulse which first broke
out in the revolution in England in l640-then in
the revolution in the United States in 1776-and
afterwards in the revolution in France in 1859. His
ideas are more magnificent and extended than ever.
He has the view Of the crisis Of l776, in this
country, but il now becomes only part of the
great inteliec tual, religious, political movement
which began with Luther in the sixteenth century.
All these views Mr. Webster will explain and
amplify first at the private dinner parties which
getting up for him here by the clubs and lotteries Of
New York. ard afterwards a broad scale at
Washington. When he reaches his seat in the
Senate, which will be in few days, then the great
tug Of war will begin. Clay on one side, and Ben-
ton on the Other with all the secondary formations
down to Niles and Duncan, " i'll be thrown entirely in
the shade The great giants, master spirits leaders
Of the present session will be Daniel Webster for
the Opposition, and John c. Calhoun for tAc admin
istration. Their sentiments opinions and views will
pervade both houses-every party, all the press
the whole country, except Bennett and the Herald,
for they alone move in their owp orbit round the
great treadmii Of eternity. will be the Of the
giants-a combat between Hector and Achilles,
under the walls Of Troy, with their several Aass
Aapping in the winds Of heaven from the battements
shove.
Mr. Webster will set out for the cap toll after fly
ing visit to Boston. His family will accompany him
and his cemplished daughter will be the belle ofthe
ssions-as he will be the moving impulse Of Con-
rress. When Prince John returned last summer he
brought with him large cargo Of whiskers, quite
sufficient for moustoehes for dozen. MIR. Webster
returned with the simplicity that he went abroad
his return cargo being in the inside Of the head,
not on the outside. N. b. Ariel will please 10
accompany Mr.. Webster 10 every party and report
every word and deed that takes place TO his MASTER
Prosper.