The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-13

asie Mr.. Websters
We are grafed in laying before our readers the fol-
lowing article from the New York Courier OF Thursday
last The letter which has been addressed to Mr. Web
ster by the citizens OF New York conveys compliment
which il Justly due to that distinguished We
sure that every impartial in this countrywhether
he be q wing or democrat-will join the citizens OF
New York in the tribute which they pay to the
wisdom of the statesman "he devoted patriotism OF the
SENATOR" and the fmness Of the man. New York
re- echoes the sentiments OF Boston and the time may
come when every city and county in the Union will
spond to the grateful spirit OF Boston and New York;
The crrnxrs or Nxw YoRx TO DANIEL wxBsrKR.-The
following address Daniel Webster approving the sent
number OF signatures although IL was In circulation bur
lev hour. yesterday We presums thu, opportunity will
10 fhs Hon. Darid Wsbasr, senator Of the Usiisd States
from Massachussffs.
sni The citizens Of his commercial capital have
Wnrhed with deep solcude the social
litical movements tending 70 enlargement OF feeling be-
tween the northern and southern sections Of our country.
bonds OF that Union which has created and maintained our
powell prosperity and happiness 81. Is nation CONNECTED
wide territory and seated At the confluence Of all the
streams which from 90 diverse and dssp, sources combine
York have felt thst they bad before them the
signal and imposing evidences Of the magnificent results o.
political system % had they the nearest interest in is
permsnence and security
Upon this whole community, mbued with these feelings
value Of the Union, and touched h this solicit
tude for preservation, your speech in the Senate
Of United States has produced profound mpres
The wisdom OF tile statesman which could discern the mid
die path Of safety, the power OF the intellect which could
draw from the very elements OF strife the Arguments Of
peace and concord and the eloquence which could bend
opposing minds and wills in obedience reason have all
Attracted our admiration; yet we give highest and
ncere homage the devoted patriotism OF the
who preferred 10 consult the general and permanent well
.rs Of the nation rather than become the ndyo
css 2. section or party You have ioreborne sir 10
yloo 70 the service OF political party the purposes
section, those powers which large
enough Ior me whole coun'fy and speaking from this
great cenue o. public opinion, ieel jnsuded in saying
fhat the country honors you for H. -
The State OF Massachusetts has in no,. ~
public sentiment rom y capital approved your course as
is We sir hold no other relation 10 Won thar Thai
o. slowczsns Of the United States yet we tra., iii. tes
conferred upon beloved country may ROT ~ n,gsi
come 10 you The fame of s public the be., iron
efty IL people, and should be cordially cherished M
In this spirit we deem II duty, IL privilege 10
wedxe that your former honor the
and defender Of the constitution, now added further
e the respect and gratitude OF your countymen
advocate and preserver OF the Union.
We have the honor be- sir your grateful friends and
tellow-citizens
Nxw YoRx, April 10. 1850.