The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

HIS First speech In that City.
Iron The FhilsdslPhia North Ansricsn. Dec 81
bsd last evening the Wing Head Qusrtsrs Northern
Liberties to celebrate the triumphs in rennsylv
mia and elsewhere, BY public entertainment
Daniel Webster and General James Wilson intro.
were received with the most rspturous applause.
After few Introductory remarks, George Erety Esq,
in behalf of the committee Of arrangements offered the
following sentiment
The Hon. DsnisI Wsbsfer-A faithful sentinel on the
watch of lberythe Psrsonication Of those prn
ciples which have for their object the welfare Of the
people Happy will we be when hear frsm his ele-
waited position his cheering voice proclaming aloud to
grateful millions that AL u well"
Alter the cheering with which this sentiment
ceived had subsidized, Mr.. Webster rose and said:-
assure you my friends and fellow citizens, that IL
gives great pleasure to meet 60 many Of the whg
vsnia Fortune has cast our lots far apart many miles
intervene your residence and mine. have net
lance to most Of ysu am stranger, most Of you
strangers to But what Of that, wings OF the
Third District We are all Americans-ws have com
mon country-ws share common destiny, and whsth-
or fer good or evil We have common bond.tns Dona
cd Ala nos si S law Il the
foundation Of the prosperity of this country would
rencunce them myself and invite to rsnounce thsm
happiness Of my country are Identical they are ship
ped in the same bottom and must survive down TO-
gsther Whether We look to the perpetuy Of the pub
lie liberss-to the interests Of oomnsrce whether
we look to the success Of tn: great aborng interest,"
only security Of our national happiness The nrst law
the protsct.n Of domestic industry This view esrrss
back the foundation of governmsnt-to the
us without a common revenue systsm-wlth no common
custom house regulations in wora -f hns tsrid and
our states were all rivals The histsx oias country
Mathew Carey shows the condition ct things at that
time and till the adoption Of the constitution shows
ton of system and custom house regulations,
whish in the language Of the constitution would make
constitution All dimculty disappeared One Of the nrst
laws Of Cengres: va; an act 20 Pfosscs tne
them when was young. held them when was old
err and shall hold thsM hl rrsy,dence ssss ~ g ter
n. Uoo.on vi. psn% me to .da... you az
length You don't expect ! meet you win gresss
Iss'TT;ss part snd parcel o. inc wig pe'r.s o.
events 40 NOT merely congIsuate yen sne my ~ out
sM our S Zee me
ington We have seen great results effected without Of
fort a enhancement o. As people Insy seem
nave 'axen tnsr own my 'ne.s own nsn ~
!, for bsI b: time has como when with 6rmnsss and
Consultation we can effect all that the patriot hepes
ssy ooncstion. for thousands Of good men who have
tSs h" hays voted Il to the
Thev are mot TO be reproached but applauded Let Ms
smbfsoe-wslcOne ard cherish tnsn 4 they agree
should be as to whe shall show most Difference all
spect in carrying the principles essential to
".
all live to see the time when the hopes held out by
cent events shall be fully impure princ
pies and wild projects shall be abandonedwhen expert
the sound principles Of the constitution the Of
commerce and the interests Of labor shall % July :Ss-
If nrescon IL solsivfor the benefit Of csptalists
Nothing s farther from the truth We 60 for labor The
destiny of the coutry is labor We are all aeoring men
trv undsr thu i;oht n the ann 4, which there are
so few large estates-and I thank God, in which
that he Ss. stake in the ssity the result Of his
isbsr-w hen all shall have employ sst ara whsn
wsyid then be hsevy. Labor with Us Is entitled to
somethnr mere than the paltry privilege to werk all
day 70 lie down at night to sleep On straw and rise
sitsbls clothinr csmertable home ana to every nsa
ample means Tor the education Of the o6sprinG with
ton II our sSairs We caa do ali his Ny hope and
pravs ar 10 Heaven il that these results NAV BE- ~ i'm
P peco%p ihi. sds great sAa' - s-'A'
Thrsurheut his speech Mr. Wsbstsr was Interrupted
BY hearty applause and retired amid the most d'ai's
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Can't R.n,s. xSD Of M..,csn Voaoss.r. v.r.
yeserday or1e1y out ssnty aodresssa Dy NIX 81
stsr, in front Of the Washngton hoass A..
pronphuas o. our citizen soldiers to meet the es OF
their country afforded him There nhs Dc d,asfs.ce
Commanded all must sgree that nsst 20 msiaeines-
no cnafsoa mem, wne,ever tney went: - sme.Se
.AASy 49, A~e@s,- s~~ 800. ~
ana ne couid not suggest to them better ranG cry
man ian wssninsson, our country ana our nom@'
Sr Lofts, Nov TO- 1915.
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