The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
Mr. WEBsTER.

This great adefsnder of tie Constitution" has
made another speech. 1t was delivered at ADdo-
yer, Massachusetts, He has at length touno ou'
.chere he is to go. He is out in the strongest
terms for National Bank. He says thepower OF
the Federal Government to establish Bank
amust never be surrendered" The following ex-
tract will give an insight into some of his reasons
for remaining in the Tyler Cabinet:
sThe burning propensity to and reproach, 6y
which persons to be actnated would Prooany
be somewhat rebuked hey kec by tOh0se Gdoace ana
svith sohose appreciation resoIDed on stGyng ~ tne
Cabinet (Cheefs.)
l could not but be sensible gentlemen, that great re-
sponsiblity attached to that 1t was momeh. o
great excitement most unfortunate difference nao a.
risen between the President and his Cabiset There
was much exasperated feeling The whole country was
some strong motives had resolved on differing In con-
duet from my colleagues, with whom had long acteo'
But to those whose character lead them to sup
pose hopes of personal benefit furnished these mo-
fives why they merit and shall receive from me, nothing
but contempt (Cheers)
admit that then cherished very fervent desire to
settle our difficulties with England. which had then
reached important point If that personal adVan-
tage, then actuated by personal motives But as
for any other motves treat the charge OF seeking per-
sonal advantage, with thought saw an oPpor
tunty of doing the State service To be sure II
excites contempt, but hardly anything OF the resPec
bity of regret indignation when persons capable OF
no effort any but that Of making noIse-per-
sons whose only merit consists In Row and uprncIpled
indeed yet reeking from their lsborS
support of the most questionable measures OF General
Jacksons administration-and others still odorous all
over'' with the perfumes of the Sub-Treasury Gre
mendous cheering and OF laughter) SAY does
excite contempt, but ne more respectable sentl-
ment when swell their threats and cry out like
bantam cocks the ra-that ' the coustry must take
care''-or Mr.. Webster will show MS inhdelty to wing
principles [Renewed laughter and cheels)
The persons with whose appreciation he re-
solved on staying in the Cabinet" are supposed to
be John O. Adams and Heery Clay. If this sup
position be true, we guess it will make some ol
the little Whiggies sing Iow hereafter.
In these piping times of peace it is really
refreshing to get speech of any sort from any
body; and it is moro than refreshing-it is exqui
site fun-to see how those northern fellows scram.
BILE for the last sentence and struggle to get the
speech before it Is hardly cold from the Orators
lips The New York Express gives the follow
ing lalicreus scene in connection. with Webster's
speech
"THE REPORTERS AT ANDovER.
At the time our Reporters departed there errsued 4
Indescribably uderus There were present foul
New York Reporters, foR4hree newspapers sixteen re-
potters in all being upon the stand from Bos
tom Albany, Lowell and Salem. Two of the New
York Presses, of them the EXPRESS engaged each
!
Aadover Wilmington eight miles. where the Lowell
Railroad ihtersecsA and there to the locomotive train Al
halEpaS O'Clock, which goes to Boston IN time to ee
theNew.York train and Boat. Anoher New-York rapeI
notorious for its Dragging Propensities,
gagged sRecjal locomotive at AndeEer 10 go to Will
fnington and thence Boston thinking it had
polized the only rapid means of conveyance At q
minutes Of two o'clock, the reporters for the Express
and the reporters for another PAPER eaught az
their notes and dashed out through he crowd eE the
horses that to with them to Wilmington, which
distance they mads in Al minutes The reporter for the
thEd NewYork RaPers with the esPeciSl locosolive
t ing that by his he had afeS moments
hear Mf. Wchster held taking notes, but he
held hong, and having horse to take him from
the grnun To his especial locomotive, the locomotive
shot off precisely at the nemenr agreed and left the
reporter running With all his might and main 10 reach it
sweating and groanng, and eans the smoke of the
locomotive gradually aded away in the distance from his
sight, He will probably be along in day or two with
an - EXCLUSIVE AND ExTRAO DINARY REPoRT.' y
Our report arrived at O'Clock A NJ aud despatched
southwark to Philadelphia and Baltimore by the SeIoek
train"