The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
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Hon. Daniel Webster's late Speeches at
Buffalo, SC.

Hon. Daniel Webster's late Speeches at
Buffalo, Sc.
The opinions the North south East and West upon
tie late speech OF Hon Daniel Webster at Buffalo
many and various In Massachusetts, nearly the whole
shg press received with great favor and several Of the
papers which have opposed all his movements since the
passage Of the compromise measures oiled with
compliments to his unwavering integrity and patriotism
The Boston .ias Of the violent opposers OF Mr.
Webster and the compromise measures says il pro-
ducton worthy Of the great and eminent statesman
from whom it emanates and win be remembered with
gratitude by every friend Of the Union and OF the
constitution The New Bedford Mercury, also strong
end unainching opponent declares II to be the most
oxcs sensible speech that could be made at this time
and proves the devotion Of Mr. Webster TO the principles
which he has often avowed and which have so long
characterized his public life The Springfield Republican,
In the extreme portion of the State. auds it as
the greatest speech made and the calculated to
remove the impressions entertained against its
author by portion Of the whg party ut the North aud
East call has been in Springfield for q mass meeting
Of The city Massachusetts, nominate him for the Pre-
sdency. The whig press in Maine almost without an
exception coincide with the views by the
Of Massachusetts, and declare the opinions Of Mr. Web
those Of the wing party Of the free States.
If Of the whole country. The Bangor Wing OF
the prominent Journals Of that party in the State
giant mind and from the pure Of political nteg-
rty from which sprung In this State the demo-
cratic press pays what it considers just tribute 10 the
air dealing and honorable pursued by that gen.
tlenan In Connecticut, New Hampshire. and Vermont,
the same views are except by those papers
woh enrolled under the free sc party banner and
Oppose any and everything which is not tho offspring OF
their own party.
The press of the State Of New York stand in sntago-
fave BILE IN he
Of Senator Seward and opposed to the compromise
measures under any and all circumstances. denounce
Mr. Webster opposing the doctrines Of the whg party
The Albany Erening Journal denounces the speech as
hypocritic in its profession of devotion to The princ
ne to allow more slaves to be admitted into the
Union and denounces the advice to carry out the
sures OF the compromise In it's denuncation, it is
Joined by the New York Tribune Rochester Democrat,
Buffalo Express and the journals Of the party Of
less note The former rays is elaborate defence
OF the compromise and his spostacy from the whg
party The Utica Herald strong free soil 1hg
paper Is loud in its opposition and says supposcs
Mr. Webster should tell the people that the laws Of gra
vi,aon and attraction had overstepped their bounds
res, and that the earth already falling against the
sun would believe it, many doubtless believed
him when he said if the compromise measures had not
passed. fate Of which that Of sodom and Gomorrah
ss typical awaited the republic The Albany Argus
~ ether democratic Journals speak Of the speech
well calculated not only TO inspire those Of his
own party but the Of all parties with
hdence in the integrity and the justice Of the views Of
the speaker In the Western states little has been said
upon the subject while the different Of the South
have been equal in their praises and denunciations
The Richmond Times whg, and Richmond Enquire,
democratic, have both spoken in the highest terms Of
the speech as logical just, and contaning sentiments
in perfect unison with those advocated by the democrs
tic party with those tertained b. the people Of
she South generally. The North Carolina papers like
those Of Virginia speak in of APPRECIATION There
but few journals in South Carolina, which not
entirely repudiate the whole speech. The Charleston
Hr the chief organ Of secession says The speech
but counterpart Of the views Of all parties Mt the
North, snd filed with menaces towards the South and
the institution Of slavery Ii says his speech at Buffalo
cot only indicated his opinion. but in effect
PRONUNCIATION Of the policy Of the administration
Though the administration is feeble and do nothing
positive, Mr. Webster is the whose would
nosi materially affect the questions in which the South
are concerned 1t Is not disappointed in the Of
nc speech, for it always that all parties a.
the North opposed to the institution Of slavery
md would agree 10 ts extension territory
1uired to be acquired The Charleston N<trs
paper favorable to the pcrpetuty Of the Union Gays Mr.
Webster stands self confessed before the country in bis
opposition the South and that section should Be
aware Of the ground upon which he stands.
The press Of Georgia is opposite in the expression
ia opinions upon the speech. The Savannah GeorgiGu
the democratic organ Of the State published few
tracts ard laid its readers could well judge of the feel,
lnss q Mr. Webster, and through Mr. webster the feel
ing, Of the administration against the South 1t was
strong evidence Of what the South might expect ssom
such source The Savannah Ners prcfessedy neutral
except upon the sectional issues denounces Mr. Webster
~ thorough sboOnist and direct opposed TO every
ta!Dg calculated 10 prove beneficial to the Southern
States. snd says that he nor les than
that Congress should prohibit the formation Of am
ssve States Of the territory included within the
boundaries Of Texas The Savannah Rsrscan the whig
q the State the pointed by the
speech aLdtay that while the south differ from him
ia sonc respects the speech IL generally characterized
by true spirit, and which II carried out, must
prove beneficial to the whole country while II shows the
gres: conception Of his mind The Augusta Ccsfpi on
cir firm secession tper is not At all disappointed In
the views expressed and hopes the South may eventually
b. awakened 70 the fact that has few or friends
among Northern statesmen. 20 whatever party
taey maj belong
The Alabama press l. strong In its orrodtcn 70 he
speech except the Mobile .ldesrii,s the vhg Of
he state The democratic journals q which the Mont
soey 3d,.Yr takes the lead not severe de-
teDined In their opposition than the secession papers
= South Carolina aud pronounce him mere fAwncr to
cbta tn nomination for the Presidency, By the vhg
party G the NJ rh vel knowing that tie whz party q
me sou.h always yielding 70 the North ~i sustain him
= l expense q every interest and consideration In
sew pseans there T. but voice and that 4 sdmira
tlou y thu whole speech All the leading papers such
r. tgpmeeiai Pitrgans aud Cf.ecsnf rxtol q
thy he great czpound,r u the constituted and ths
ysiua1 tenes 4 which should ia the
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