The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-24

rs,pfaphic dispatches bring information of Mr.. Web.
- s1rva at Boston yesterday, and OF his being greet
10 an immense concouTse oil people, who escorted him
Ne Revere House. ln compliance with long continued
n he made speech, of which the following sketch
hssn transmitted 10 the editor OF the PhiladeIphia
L,oipg Bulletin. to whom we are indebted for il
Bosros, April ~ moon.
4, Webster being called upon by number OF citizens
Sdess them in front OF The kesele House, replied Il
aox OF Boston You rather take me by sur
. ibis morning, but Il Is very agreeable surprise.
much pleas ed your cheerful aud statistic face
-. 10 see again the face OF that lum which shines
nom me heavens aboyej and II, gentlemen you are
n % glad me as am to NEE, YOU there Is this
oneot great qannny Of happiness and good feeling in
Genemen long and violent convnsion Of the elements
passed away and the heaven and skies smile upon
- "a often analogy between in the
and political wofu and sometimes political agtatons
!, away bringing after them sunshine, joy. and gadness.
| Az Ii be now !
,,eet YOU as citizens Of Boson-I welcome you'll offer
n nv heart and hand, with the deepest gratitude for
M YOU and your fathers have done for from the day
NV manhood, when came rom the North 10 throw
Ie among you 10 paake oil your lortnnes for good OF
IN, 10 the end OF my liles
am vain enough to suppose, ieowciilHens that
We done any essential service TO my country in my day
mi it have sodpne, however little or however
Iach it may be, owe II mainly 10 the constant warm,
bvayerng friendship and support OF the people OF Boston
4 am bound the way of all earth shall ere long follow
IN fathers and my fathers 10 my last home; but while
y and breathe, and while have the power OF language
An feel and shall speak of Boston as the ch.risied oh
d Of my public POLITICAL and, may say, friendly
I'D
Gentlemen you do expect 10 hear from me to day any
3eourse. ! come you and you come 10 sec me. II
no, Mn occasion discussion OF any political tpcs
M do not expect delaln yon from your affairs while
hease any opinions Of my own, or state the ground
he opinions. Bat let congratulate you, and let me
Won 10 me, that the OF the last year
| no have placed under better aus spices.
we see clearer; we breathe reer feel new assur
ce that political rich blessings and
Iherance which we derived from fathers--will en-
n-be perpetna-he immortal, IL any institutions or
l rb can be immortal.
Yes felow-ctzens the younges. of your children will
ow up manhood in the proud feeling that they ri
m to inheritance of mperishable liberty in the
nled States Of America. and in their ancient and be
d-I say beloved, and to be always veneraed under
|ranstances- beloved and venerated Commonwealth o
3assachusets.
M fellow lixens, need not be too much self sa It's
Ia but after all, who isthers among you. this moment
at would change his political and social condition iof tina
hlrh Details the inhabitants residents of any oiiie
vny under The wide scope of the canopy which oye
Where would you 60 with the satisfaction that you woule
I've under the nstitu of your counry Where could
a enjoy political power which is uni versaliy dsse mi
led in popular principles Here every ctz. feels he
II ho is one OF The governed he Is also of the
enors and he has voice in every transaction of pubc
tlicy and national concern.
Lei others say what they wili-let Others commend VIVA
ley pleaele them either like royal. more DIES
tuc more democratic form of government. For my
Il and believe | may speak Tor you, satisfied
III constitution as people OF the United States ano
Of Massachusetts, living nnder free, popular ano
+llous representative government.