New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
yr. webster's Speech. our Express, ana
TIE Herald.

the Herald.
The HeTald OF SATURDAY. especially incnoFloIS AZ
=, al, its preliminary bius;ef PebsEsd Si. !" eos,ef
Baltimore Speech and i iGto e7ey potion OF 'e
ted States day in Gdrdnee o that Paper vi course
cood not b. expected 70 b especially 2rnabebu; W. Cox
less W. prepared fgT me wholesale i''s-FE aae
,.ed 10 which IT resort. far the purpose OF smoothing
rs di.t is report Of he sPeeehso lar As II IS Tep'Ei
IS olrrzblv accrraI- being nearly II The words "h
cur o4ynad the variations ver! iml7rt7ii baf u i'As
Introduced y,so -risad~d Resolutions al Congress Plss-d
sor 1ire siDcezrts Of tr-aty concluded by Al-ssrs
sud Ruqyr and nearly column OF statistical 'ate'
copied from IN old Commercial Report submitted 70 Coz
grsss by ar. Webster in l5i2-SaT sIS%LE or q
7yFircf4 Nh WEBSTER RAJ Or REcrTTD ~ iii eSt'1t
At rFtr BALTIMoEr DISSEE,! These documents have al
been long before the public aa. The notion Of Nh Wsbster
reading ,hsm 4, dinner part! suPTemey ridiculous.
He barely referred 10 them he precise language winch
We reported Indeed the Herald half betrays itself the
following sentence IN brackets BY which 1t introduces The
iateypolated mater
Ta~ foio.rirz are he Resolutions refe'Ted 70 r'ieh
", TfiIxE II pgopER 70 insert this conszioH " 80
much for The Hsrafs Interpolation ri matter which was
never spokea.
Buy ge ind The following paragraph the Herald 50
utterly untrue that it merits notice:
The Corn,usr no rn1ds tn arrangements fcr the dn-
n aware In great importance % th Pereh saG a-Aigs
n have an accurate versa Of it placed before the world
had formed The design Of excluding reporters aud S'icnE
Mr. Webster himself furnish aIsPoIt oi - rs soon
totrerer s 1ras 1Sceriausd that rce had sent OFT r.
toTsr thefe r ebsterePressed sisPejfsi 'onhdenef
IN the obg OF oar Tsprsssnatire, rad The COMMITTEE re-
Trs5 ,cIr pev1 decision. which tie gzntlrmanIy
private Secretary Of Mr.. Webster Informed reporter N
a highly complimentary manner.
W. nrraded to have passed in silence the circumstance 10
,hcf ne ead aIlu3es End certainly never dreamed
that Journal could mprndeu; enoaah speak Of Them
nal
il f.lsies them however essentially shall e'r plan
narrative what actually happened and readers can
da Tor themselves II rba light which 'be Herald aad
lis representative were regarded.
W. reached Baltimore on Thursday afternoon about
o'clock Amos, the first al the Merchant
Exclaage vas the Herad's Reporcrnot corPsF bnt
simple i've Reporter he looked very much gTieved about
something add his FIRST sluation was, thai We might a
well 90 ack-at he had been there since Tuesday and bad
- lrajle TO procure permission 10 report the speech =
had called upon the Members Of tn he SAID
and had had several consultations them well wit
ten Sir WrBsrER but the only reply he received
thar Mr. WfsTFR had expressed desire not 10 have ms
speech reported that useless the matter far
hcr and that he COULD be admitted. All hess con
resa:ion5 he said lie had written down and should publish
He said shouId that evening New York in the
o'clock trap as il useless 10 remain longer and h.
asked Us to accompany him he yeTy cond
/ MOI " All! l"'>si'il''l fP'it INV 't'e'i-
Through the Kindness Of Mr. CoIr>i,S the eeutlemqy
proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel procured letters
Of Introduction prominent members OF the Committee
and requested of them permission report Nh VS. Speech
or Tie Tribune. They replied that tie Committee
not that any other paper had agents there except the
Hraldthat Mr.. Webster had expressed desire in order
that ki Speech he correctly reported TO write il ont
himself and that the Committee had therefore refused 10 adj
;, no Lid r.,a.. ..a Of could properly
i,srel ne l1I
their power and said they would consult The other members
of the Committee and Mr. Webster and if possible pro-
care admission The Herald reporter they said had been
greatly offended and had clustered good deal about then
refusal su they would -ndcavor procure accommoda
toEs
We returned to the Exchange, and in abou, haf hour
were personally waited upon by iwo members OF the Com
nit:ee who Informed that they had consulted with Nj
WrB upon the subject that since arrival he had
piihdruirn has o5jsctons, aud that provision would be
made FOR our accommodation. The Herald reporter coming
mp that moment the Committee remarked TO that
could inform him their determination, aud that he d
course would also be admitted.
How much influence The no,o7cty of the Herald had
ciiecIng reversal Of the Committees decision we leave
cur readers determine. The simple truth is, that until
we arrived at Baltimore the Herald the only paper
NewYorl ~ esetree that had made arrangements for
report OF the Speech This the Committee and Nh Web
stey and the prospect that the Nee-I OK He
old likely 10 be the sole reporc: Of the Dinner that led
10 the determination 10 exclude reporters a may well be
supposed they had no partal;y for such organ A
as il was ascerained that the NewYork Tribune Express
Philadelphia Ledger aud other papers Of reputable charac
ter wished 10 report the Speech all objections were at once
removed ad agents Tor ether paPers had not gone
ou ,hersfore. rpo, Tie Speech he Hs1Gids r?or'e
would have come back without note. except these h,
made Of conversations with the Committee. This Is IL.
4 bp
deeisyely aa done by the statement we have given
For the present, however, wc-sha say We uH
derstand perfectly the Of the HraId grief and
symHathJe with them III IL deear much proper; bu
shall ne4eIthelsss, PsomP'l! expose both Forgery
lad Fal5ehooi