Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-13

Richard Yeadon. E'q having been called on rose, and
referred IN eloquent the public services and
the intellectual .cstness OF their gucs whose reputation
aud fame he eIaIntd the common property OF the nation
and added:
There wss ono particular too in which M n Caro-
nan and Southton he felt more than commonly proud
10 do grateful honor Daniel Webster In his own Mas
saehuse and 10 tho Congress al the unon he had boldly
and paoucsy rcbuked the mad spirit OF fanatcism
under the banner OF false philanthropy would preach
crusade against Southern rights and institutions and stab
To the heart the PEACE the prosperity nay the exist
ence OF the South was gratifying also recall the fact
that IN the wear 1910. in the capital OF the Old Dominion
under the October sum OF a Virginia sky-he (Mr W
had gwen ueranco before his entire county, to the
Just patriotic aud coNsrIrUrIoNAL sentiment-and
mi'ed TO the wings ol all the Winds borne 10
every human whether of friend foe, OF North or
south. on all the responsibility that belonged him
THAT THERE Is NO POWER, OBJECT INDIRECT. CoNGREss
OR TIN GENERAL CONVENIENT, IN rms SLIGHT
Esr DECREE Win the INSTITUTIONS rnE Souri,. lie
proclaimed that we of the North and South citizens
OF the United Mdfesunited only purposes common
defence common interest and common welfare but sepa-
rate and independent in every thing connected with their
domestic relations aud private Honor the
VINO uphrds the CossrirUroN the bond of Union
ana as the 1ss OF protection aud buwark OF defence the
separate interests and institutions OF each and all of our
UNITED STATES lie could not conclude, said Mr.. Y,
without expressing his delight also bchoding his own
naNe State thus extending welcome and courtesy Mas
sachuscts the mother at industry enterprise and refine
men,, IN the person OF her lusuious Scuatort fitting
that old Massachusetts, she that had rocked the cradle OF
the revolution at Lexington and Bunker Hill, should be
thus met with old affection and honored' hospital
ny by south Carolina which mad sung the lullaby of
our young independence, but tuned its infant other
and different music, the thunder ol Fort Sullivan lie gave
as n sentiment:
Tue RTcErroN Mr.. WEBSTER IN CuARLESroN I:
The old Palmetto Fort exchanging friendly salute with
Banker Hill"
We make apology for the copiousness nj the abstract
we have made c these interesting procccdngs-so honor
able to the hospitality aud the chiValry the South and
which cannot fail To produce saH'ay impression upon the
minds Of our fellow Of the North. They are high
~ interesting, too, IN another point o Heretofore
We have SEGA party asscmbagcs do honor To
party iavoes, in high Stauon but on this occa
son we see gentlemen holding directly anagonistica op-
MONS uniting TO do homer citizen OF the Republic whose
claim their aud hospitality founded cSclu.
sVey upon his lofty intellectual endow mcn employed as
they have been, through long OF years in the ser
vice OF his country During that period taking necessa-
lilly leading part in the deliberations and debates Of Con
lac has often been thrown direct collision with the
opinions OF large majority at the people OF South Caro-
ina upon questions o the uiccst-qucsons
not only OF temporary policy, but involving principles
constitutional construction, abiding that instrument
ITSELF and which must influence upon the action
OF the Government long that perfect Union"
which the Constitution intended Ia aud per-
petuae, shall endure. And YET despite o these differ.
OF opinion, superadded those OF
sectional evaporation which have than ARISEN
between South Carolina and Massachusetts,. see the
most honorcd o the latter received by the czcns OF
the former, with cordiaity and with huspi-
tally, generous and unsntcd. though such differ.
had existed and such had ever
arisen. Gao be otherwise than that such exhibitions will
both mitigate the asPertes OF party feeling and to
break down the mountain barriers Of sectional prejudice