Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-11
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser of Monday
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER.

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| In common with others, we called to nav orr roc
poets this morning to the Secretary of Stae at the AS
tor House. and were much gratified to find Mr.. Web
ster perfectly recovered from the slight and empora.
ny indsposltion under which he laboured at Phade
phla, attributable entirely, we believe to the lime i'm.
pregnated water at Harrisburg. We know not that
! Tor many years we have seen Mr. Webster in bette,
health and prlts, or when his countenance and eve
were more indicative of intellectual activity and power
ct during the last thirteen months, few men have
performed more int ellcctua labor requiring also much
pyscai endurance and toll, than he who is so justly
lied the defender of the Constitution" Again and
again within that time have his massive eoquence and
gh toned conservatism strengthened his llow-citi-
zens Tor ther duty in the conctsbetween constitution
alsm and radlcaism, winning by his Intellectual
proves the admiration and by his unsesh pa riotsm
the ,eonfdencesof his countrymen everywhere
Mr. Webster will remain at the Astor House until
tomorrow noon. He will then visit Marshteld for a
lew days; thence he will return TO Washington and on
the 10Th OF May will be again in New York to argue
tne property suit between the Methods. Episcopal
Thurcf ana the Methodist Episcopal Church South
nese aud other projected abors indicate no reduction
OF either physical or intellectual power; but added to
the TACT that tor ten years, with the exception of the ne.
lodlca return OF the caarrah and affection of the ewes
known as me nay ever to which The is subject in the
all, Mr. Webster has not been detained from business
single day by sickness, they evince an elasticity and
power s OF endurance, both mental and physical such
a d., lew men at any age possess Seeing Mr.. Webster
ID SUCH good health, and familiar as we were with
ese acts great indeed was surprise to read the fol.
lowing in the New York Herald Of this morning: IVA
IHE Hon. DANIEL WEBsTER-This honorable
gentleman is still at the Astor House, and will remain
there until to morrow. Though ill he is overwhelmed
with calls the politicians, appears not having much
for his personal comfort lie is very low
and is affected with spasms He has been suffering for
some time from dysentery" -O'
NOW Inc facts are Just the reverse Mr.. Webster is
not III he has not been overwhelmed with calls; neither
politicians nor politics have anything TO do with his pre-
sent VISIT ne is notvery lows he not and has not been
affected with spasms and he has suffered for mo.
nent from any nness bearing the reotest resemblance
to dysentery The paragraph false coinage through
out Its anianus, therefore, is tolerably apparent We
cannot forget that some time ago correspondent of
OF Hon. Daniel Webster" &C., and now he is repre-
sen5ed as very low" with protracted bodily ament and
suffering, This is not honorable warfare We do not
suppose however, that will either seriously disturb
dece i've the community or kill eff from future emf
hence one OF the greatest statesmen and trues patriots
America has possessed since the days of Washinson