New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06

made -ante in their vchem.ucc. by more eszcufal
rational -v OF taste That iulperous mind which seems
m 20 d,fv the urivrr j. ever maize hv Kind o
fa-cinatcn 20 the perfect law Of grace Tn me h-hct
az lie intellectual fi-lfs-snd who can follow III.
winged rush ot tha, ea-e mind I'm The widest o. DIS
mental ran-e.-aui wt0 sAal measure their ex-e-f ,-
he 4. ever moving within Che -evcrcst line OF b,autv-
No enc would think " saying ihat Mr. WEBSTER 3
sueccnes are thrown OF with ease md c0st ln buzz t
lie effort they are clearly the result OF tie iniensest
stress OF mental energy set the manner il never ds
composed the decency and propliety Of the display
never iuterlerei with he Dc always greater than be-
genius you the depth but not the tunlut Of tie
mind whether with extended arm. he stranIies the
'rC.ucfaufe7 draconcs CT democracy. or wiki every
faculty called home concentrates ne hight and heat or
biz being n de-el0yn1 into principles those great sem
tiueu- and GREAT instincts which orc Die inspiration .l
al tie orator stand forth with the majesty and chastcn
"a Grace Of PEarcrFs hm-ft ln Che herce.t 90 c-.
counters with rhe Gs-c-f ~ iot-. the mint which BE-
erreeed j. never crturosd ine Style winch le.i- use
the FIRE Of Heaven s. never disordered AZ in Guido
picture OF ~t Michael riar-ng The dragon while tAe
gnsred muscle of tic arms and hands attest the ~
most strain OF the strength. tue count nance remains
placid serene and undismroed Ia ms great quality o.
mental dignity Mr. WEBSTER speeches have become
moro and more eminent. The glow and lustrc which
-ct l earlier speeches shsze with sp.cutor. BE- in biz
later t-cour.e- rarely le forth bat they have gained
more the increase of dignity than they have parted
with 10 the d.minUton of bniiancy We regard hl-
late speech before ue shop keeper calling themselves
merchant of Philadelphia. az one OF the most wcighy
and admirable of the ut iectua e-orts OF hs life The
and fault taste but above al. Tho gust Hnt nde
,cCtlble dignity thar Illustrated l0m the te Su.n-
% tie end of that great display OF maturci and tn-h1d
strength. leave u- In mingled wonder and reverence
There one sentence there which seems % u- almost
90 reach thc Hieiecrci sublime and while 30 ,-irs with
n u- the depths OF sympathy md admiration, we could
heartily wish That the young men OF America would n
bale the almost -uprmor-a. spirit which % hrcatnes
would NOT with ans id1atrous admiration regard the
Constitution of the lnt,d Statcs. nor amy other worS
Of hut this side Of do'atry hold u in profound
respect believe that no human working On such
subject u0 human ability evcrtcd Tor such end. la-
ever produced much happiness or holds ont now to
many millions oi people the prospect. through such
succession of ages and a-os OF so much h1ppne-l q.
tlc Constitution OF The United sf.fe-. We who arl
here for generation. or single r. and yet i1 our
several stations ui relations iu society ntru.frd u
some degree wth if4 protection md support WHAT dus
does 10 aevo're. what duty does Hof dcvolvc upon
Us Do The ulmr oi distant ages. aud remote pos
fcr'ty bail Tie author OF this and similar oratou-,
as Webster fhc O'aanf1n.
But wc l,avc subject which we have incidentally
touched. sincerely di-cirn.u- any attempt ~ estimate
the character define the greatness Of WEBSTER in
reference % him wc feel Cicero s1ii = Ca-ar Va
rnig1r, fe digaum riferi posst'