New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
corre..ondeuce with ,Ir. webster.

We find in the Cincinnati Atlas the following
correspondence between Mr. Webster and large
number OF the citizens OF that place.
Mr. Websters visit to the South has no political
intention And We are sorry. that our opponents
are endesvorng to give it such character be
Gauss il may ndispose many in that quarter Of a
different political creed, TO the extension OF those
bo,pitslitles snd that kindness which their unpre'
JUDGED feelings would urge them 70 otfer-and 10
which Mr. Webster from the national position ne
has holden and the services he has rendered to our
common country. is somewhat entitled
Mr.. Calhoun. the oRTAT wAN Of the South VIII
make as at The North visit this Summer or IN his
own good time we will guarantee him as oordlala
reception from Wings as from his political friends
For we hold that a man, with al odOr of nation
alitvr around him--who has performed good ser
vice % his country and illustrated It's history by h's
taIents-be he Of what party he MAYS entitled
TO national consideration
Mr.. Webstsrh has never been South, has never
seen its cities, nor its thousand wonders. And
surely ifuo motive but curiosity dictated this visit
il could be pardoned him. We think however,
that it is the duty Of every Legislator to make him
self conyersaut by p,rsoHal o5ser1afon with the
various interests OF the country that he may be the
better qualified to act upon them-snd such. per
haps is also Mr. Webs,er's opinion
CrNcINxA1IFebruary 90 I5i7.
Hon DANIEL WEBsrER-Str. Il Is currently
reported that after the close OF the present session
sfCongress, business engagements VIII make Il heces
.srv for You 20 visi; the city OF New Orleans
The undersigned wish 10 avs themselves OF 20 con
venient an opportunity 10 express 20 you the nigh esn
ZION IN which they. ia common with their ieloweitt
.us generally hold your character ana services. IN
behafof themselves and msny others they pray your
acceptance OF An invitation 20 meet the citizens OF en-
/ rionsH a, such time and In such manner, ~ may b.
best suited L. your convenience and feelings.
The undersigned take this occasion q assure you
that the people Of Cincinnati will welcome your srrva
In their CIV with jog that they will greet you as
frrnd-and "a a public beneiact0r
They recognize IN You esry tr nd 81 popular Ia
uc,on They ind your votes recorded IN favor OF I'D
rni % improve the Rivers and HArbor
of the West They regard you as riend and support
Or of ali those na0nai ipUr0rertHf, land, and on
water which combine the interests and unite the heart
of distant portions Of the Union. They regard you ~
friend of toe Labor ana the Commerce Of The country
an eucoaragsr Of Agriculture and the Mechanic Art'
thew regard you as one who has all occasions sough
10 secure the blessings Of Pesce and 20 avert the nor
rors Of War They honor you. A. the defender u IN
Constitution They honor your efforts ~ mAke sAerc'
the bond Of our Nations Uii0a. And In All the peril
OF the Republic whether from sgsressions on our rsht
abroad or from sectional preludices and discoid
home they have been taught no better motto tna
Libeg and EaiaH and 0rtrcr one dgd iHstPa'aois
An early answer 70 toe above VII crafty and ools
Your fell0T-ciuzens.