New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
r.eodore Parkcr's Sermon on Webster
Prcpa -ufi0ns for Move.

WASHINGTON, niay, Nov G, 1852
TIeadorc PaikelS Sermon on Webster has
hsep In demand in Washington. 1t has been
sscerly read II contains many statements
~f;ch conflict with the facts; but its strong
Ima,ican stylo-its fearless dealing with the
Snlts as wei as with the virtues of the Great Gil
snt-commenl il to the Independent reader.
Mr.. Webster had strong friends in Washing
ran but as a general thing they were more dis
terminating than the men OF the modern Athens.
They admired the master intellect Of the age,
aLiie they were not blind to the faults of its
elaytenemtnt. In this they differed from the
men Of Boston they did not and do not believe
that the manufacture OF cotton is the chief
end of man and the glory of God" They are
NOT provincial in their ideas, and do not believe
in running dead man for the Presidency,
either out Of admiration or spite.
Many years of Mr.. Webster's life were. spent
in this Capital; and it would therefore be hard
to claim Tor him what everybody knew he had
not. He vas not Saint. Neither was Solo
mon, nor King David. But they both repented
oftleir sins, and sought forgiveness from their
Maker So did Daniel Webster. The last few
hours of his life were more sublime by far than
the seventy years which preceded them. Aud
"Tue, indeed. it
That they wlom Death has hidden from our sight
Are worthest OF the minis regard; with them
The Future caDrOt contradict me Past
Mortality last exercise and proof
Is undergone
Aprivate pot moytem examination has been
held upon the body Of the Federal parry.
Much bad blood was found in the system, par
ticulariy around the liver, which produced q
bemOrrLage, and consequent prostration
There is only one thing that can restore it to
life and activity. IT MUST BIZ BORN AGAIN.
Great prepa atiOns are making By the Jack
son Democratic Association to move the re-
mains of the Wing party from the Executive
Offices up Salt River Half the housekeepers
in Washington will suddenly find themselves,
during March and April, without money to 90
to market with. This is the fate of those who
trade upon that uncertain capital which men
call Politics. Let no Wing complain. 1t is
not maguanimOus TO wish to embarrass party
already so heavily laden. Places can be found
for the industrious, and economy and industry
will soon repair fortunes broken in the gay and
prOnigate circles Of the Capital. The tail of
pillow and the handle of hoe or fail are won
derful rcnOyatOrs Of decayed moral constitu-
tiOns
"Who lags for dread Of daily work
And his appointed task would shrink
Commits folly and a crime,
soulefs slave,
A paltry knave,
A clog upon the wheels Of time.
With work 10 do and store of health
The man deserves not to be free
Who will not give
That he may live,
His daily toll for daily fec
"And joy to him who DER his tesk
Remembers Toll is Natures plan
Who working, thnks
And nerer sinks
Hrs INDEPENDENCE As A MAN
speak as one who is to suffer, and will not
90 out whining at his fate The world is still
wide, and business will always be brisk to those
who are willing to reach up or stOop down to it
with unmittened fingers. CHA.