New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

l. VIC g srso company Of nlissonn-ios his pron
sbiy teTer bef re been sent for;h by tbs Ausrican
ChuIcl CO 10 a feld Of labor so remote
XIV. Mr.. GRISsELL AyD Mr.. WEBSTER
Sermon. b! Rev Mr. Gruncl OF the nioa Congrc-
etaSrtl Church. having been grossly ms represented
b. certain press in the City We arc od puJ
h'h the following bref ex,re, rom the manuscript. to
Emo" thst IL is EarrHe that Mr. Web.ters moral and po
h'cal career VIZ held up by the preacher brigh
ex ml 10 10 DC initiated:
We vii not longer use The woris Of eaio,y. AMI
pause 10 iuGure how did h.. nobiy eud0w Cd and
III Dc noled' u-e HE gs. Want he 20 the rSce
~ mo- Eii-t,
The strength Of cur auguasc has b-ea cxhau;tei in
irtEe OF Tie great cclnuiOneT. Monuments wN be
itaea to pefpeusie ii. gci iu- and fame Tut how few
q Tie neN generation VIII learn ron hs n cen, al.
Hirt II n what be failed and wherein his eyeat.al lie
might have been more sublime - "a morals; snl a
IIDc teacher III the Church, nave duty tO perform
Nh,h ne SO, uar press has not I'D fearing 10
iLtur inc dLp.ea ure OF Partial friend. You. nv
hiends AID tho American youth should he impressed
with the tll moral If hi life
1iuth becCne- TIE plsce and the iOn IN must
sy glott a. MI Webster ne too t.r saricet eter
Ltl mi' res- 70 tie present and the III n claims of
hglon 10 the vtrd AMI IL scheme OF auoiuon. While
mettion hs truiis DO II with the spirit OF one who
Ttvtr neod tie the greatest among tha Twin
Wb' M the milton should have hOnOred and Jr whom up
TO ESQ could nave made almost any acr Fl ,vate
10 tie Pr siucncy To hs clcquencc AZ the har an
senate, have listened. ! have met him in his own
house to be awed by that mi dry presence Prei-po-el
by birth and AssoC tICn 20 be IN his praise re-
ucttnty confess that. orator statesman ani American
~ lie he did not rel recent the m0ra of the pub
ht ali Fathers Which early IN history made the
rtHes OF Washington, Adams and Jly iliustrious and
inn orthL
With him there reverence but not the piety of
the heart In hi laer years religion appearing but
sIpendhce to his character, II AZ hii ricln o:
siToLg pastions his years Vi luxury
eXiThNaIsnot, and disregard of moral practices AMI
paltcai consistency II j. vel known uat the charge
Of gross irtcuperlnce would have made him. a. p cla-
diGbfo. most vulnerable before the American people
The faLer eiector only morali-i, would have
soned thus If in TINS day OF re orin cn, wnen the
ffuts O. Ltomperance are 80 app ling. elevate an
hAhtuGl d. Ike to the Presidency, 10 my son. and
Ia eli AmeriC youths, This Is the WY 70 nonorn)
exoesses will prove barrier 10 tlc highest stations
This fact deserves 10 be tntlOncd that may ia
mor4l.
Apart from this it is but justice say that Mr. Web
stef tas be- greet educator hs rrarOns 20 many
Institutions He had high regard for the Cnr.stian sab
bath Never did he ia paIagr the Gospel but Ia tue
ccebfbied Girrrd Will cose, paid noble tribute 10 Tue
ministry and to the value q their ntrlcton in the col
ege. Liberty he'd no holder advocate IN lsD, wlen "a
called upon all "tte true eOns OF NV fnli6n 10 CO.
opernte with the law OF nun nd tn IN ce OF Heavcn
eea.nt tie Slave trade. As late the annexation Of
TtNhf, he beathed The same spirit. expire sell alarm
the ncrt ssng power OF the Slave interest this
ny md with full voice and haavng breast declar'
nesiIst the acquisition OF soil for Slavery and
forever. Thus lie was our eiuca.or: in youth W,
could repeat liz language conviction tascn ii upon
ana 10 words express the grlcf OF the son OF
New EnglsEd when hi peCch in the Senate two years
ago the si winter Slavery called them to part from
hi con!aIy
Inetd not repeat his words to prove that he orrayed
himself agsli tie most enlightened conscenccs the
sge 1t IL known ihst the Slave State, seemed for a
time concl aied and grmeul TO their champion.
tut II il forgotten that in the Conventions wlch
mike Pre- den- he received roe from item for thu
high ofice TO which he aapire. How Impressive the
ncIa! My all future aspirants have II IN memory
l. uh aIG Freedom, vii secure all Of human honors
that me OF tny worth.
Mr. Webste = death was fastened by political dsap.
pciuiment. HID his later year, Ike ais earlier. been
al fer freedom-i he were doomed die without reach
ing tie object ambition. b. might have been easel
In hi fell ind sring nwtyu tnreescoreandten, null
tuds, mlioIf uld have risen NJ call him bl ssel
when now ii M At be written historic truth aud
warning, isse god alured him guiding his own polit
icLl laik, il was dashed upon rock and went down
DIsPENsARY AND HosPITAL SrATIsTIos.-
Rel ort- have been made of the transactions of tho
La tern Northern and New. York D.spenaareJ during
the month OF October last, with the following results