New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
Last Hours and Death.


Last Hours and Death.
BosToS Saturday, Oct %, lsJ2-A. NJ
The following is an account OF the state of
Mr. WEBSTER during the night:
At II o'clock he was again seized with vomitings,
though at this time they were slight.
Between one and two O'Clock this morning he was
again attacked and for threequarers OF an hour sui
fered terribly. From that time to the date OF writ
ing this 6l oclock) he remained free from pain and in
placid state
His mind is still as clear and bright the sun now
rising.
During all the time, for ten hours past when he was
free from pain he converted cheerly with the friends
Ground his bedside and than playtully re-
preached his faithful Sarah for not retiring to
bed
Mr. WEBSTER fully conscious of his condition a.
evidenced from the consultations he is constantly ad
dressing 10 his mourning family and friends
Occasionally in the presence of those not his rela-
tves, he speaks of public matters with calmness and
interest which clearly shows that the welfare OF his
country is az present and dear to him as ever.
The Ilustrious invalid is asleep; but fears OF
further terrible suffering on his part entertained by
his friends should lie be again seized with vomiting on
waking.
On Friday afternoon, he mad the people employed m
his famly and upon his farm called in and after giving
them much earnest advice upon matters temporal and
spiritual babe them last farewell.
MARsuTIELD, Saturday, Oct 23-7A.M
Mr.. WEBsrER's physicians have given out
the following bulletin:
"Mr WEBSTER has failed during the night and Is quite
low and exhGu ted this morning.
MARsHFIELD Saturday Oct. 23-l2l P Nj.
Mr.. WEBSTER still continues to sink.
Shortly after o'clock this morning, he had further at
tscks Of vomiting which gradually wearing away
his strength He may live through the day, but 1t Is
thought lie cannot survive through the night. Mes'
ssges have just been dispatched for Dr. J. NJ WARREN
of Boston. requesting him 10 down in the after
neon train
Just as this express starts the following from his
phyeicGn, has been put into my hands
MARsHFIELD, - NJ, Saturday.
Mr.. WEBSTER is gradually sinking it ia
thought he will not survive more than twentyiour
hours if 20 long His frame OF mind - tina, OF entire
tranquility and happiness. lie attends to all necessary
business and h mind maintains It's usual attention TO
all subjects and persons
MARsHT1ELp, Saturday, Oct. 23-2 PM
Mr.. WEBSTER continues TO sunk. His men
tai faculties seem unclouded and brilliant as ever lie
occasionally speaks his family contempates death
calmly, ard is perfectly resigned
Lis physicians think he will expire during the night
THE LATEST.
Bos1oN Oct ga A. NJ.
Your express messenger has just arrived
having left Marshfed st 10 o'clock las, night at which
time Mr. WEBSTER was not expected to survive more
than one hour.
Dr. JAMES JACKSON left the patient at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
/ During the early part Of the afternoon there was
some decrease in the swelling of Mr.. WEBsTERs abdo
men and fewer symptoms of nausea but there were no
signs OF ralying
Repeatedly in the course of the forenoon and the ear
" part Of tie afternoon, he eonversed freely and Win
great ceerness Of detail in relation his private affairs
and the condition OF his farms stating his plans fully
and the manner in which he wished to have them car
ned cut.
About 81 o'clock Mr. webster again seized
with violent nausea, and raised considerable dark mat
ter. tinged with blood Exhaustion now increased
rapidly. and his physicians held another consultation
which resulted conclusion that his last hour was last
approaching.
He reeiy Cd the al nounceent and requested tha 'le
female members OF his family might be called in VIZ
Mrs WEBSTER Ms FLETCHER WEBSTER, Mrs. J. w
PAIGE and Miss Downs, OF Newiork. To each Gaming
them individually by name he addressed few words o.
farewell and religious consolstion-
Next lie had called in the male members oil MS ANN
" and the personal friends who have been here wnh
the las, few days viz Fletcher Webster, (s only sur
wing sony samuel A Appleton (his sonin4aw). :: %
Paige. Geo T. Carts, Edward Curtis OF new Or
Peter Harvey and Charles Henry Thomas, Of AAish
field. and Messrs George. J. Abbott and w. =. |an]
niger. both OF the state Department AZ Wssan g'on
Addressing each BY rane he referred to his past rea
tons with them respectively, and one by one oads
them an aaectioneie farewell This was about han
/ pGst Elk. -. 81
Uepov bad Mr. PErER HARVEY called IN ssHa' Anu
s,i toLiu: HARvEY. an net 50 sick ou' tnat AO"
xo,-I an, well enough 10 know you am wen enous
- love YOU ard well enough to call down the rcae'' Of
Heaven, blessings upon you and yOers- HAAsEr,
do,le,ve me TIL a1a desd-dont leave AArshhed I'll
lana dead man Then, if speaking to himsei, ne
Id ION the oath OF October, all that Is mortal OF
D,x,r, WKssrEA viii be no more
He now prayed in his nAtur-l voiee-stroas' iaA anu
.e.,erSipe with Heavenly Father iorzi'e my Sis
,pd receive me to thy sef through Christ Jesus
Atbslf.uast seven O'Clock DR.. J. NJ "AAAkN aif,'s-
from Boston 70 relieve Dr. JEFFRIEs Is the inineoi'''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.