The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28
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THE FUNERAL-AcTIoN OF THE WEBSTER EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS AT DARTMOUTH COL
LICE
BosroS Oct. q, 1852.
Yesterday, Mr websters remains removed from
the where he died to the library where the funers
ervices viii be performed Governor Boutwell, win at
tend the funeral
The Webster Executive Committee and ward delegates
we're in session last evening til midnight.
letter read from J. d Wheecck, OF Roxbury, for
himself and other Webster Of that city, recon
mendng the party to continue their organization for fu
ture action but that in consequence Of the decease
Mr.. Webster, they discontinue further political action
during the present campaign.
delegate from Cambridge stated that the sentiment Of
the people OF Cambridge was expressed in the letter Of
Er. Wheelcck.
The Rev. Mr.. winslow advocated the course of
action ndpg that the Webster electoral ticket
be Withdrawn and that his friends the day of cleo
ton stay at nome and tho day Of mourn
These views opposed by Messrs VIM Hayden, Tai
man, Willy, and others.
Mr. Willy abused Scott and eulogized Pierce.
Finally the subject withdrew leaving the execu-
tive committee to proceed in political matters the
If Mr.. Webster was living.
Az Dartmouth College yesterday. (Mr. Websters alma
mater his death appropriately alluded to- with
al incidents Of biz collegiate career
PUBLIC MEETING FOR THE ERECTION OF MONUMENT
IN BOSTON.
very large meeting cf the most influential citizens Of
Boston wihou distinction Of party, was held this noon
in sanenil Hail. TO take for the erection Of
hChUI0uL III memory tl DanleL webster. Inc lion
Edward Everett called the meeilng to order and
tion OF VIM Hayden roinnr.ed &C nmites Of three to
report permanent officers
The COMMITTEE ported the following
Preside nt-Hon Bspjanin Seaver, Mayor Of Boston.
Vice Presidents Nc. han Appleton, James W Sc.
Il. q shaw. CHARLES Torrsy, C. G.. Greene, Peter
Harvey. Sidney Bartlett aGd Joseph ritden
SccTeteries-Samusi Rcteile, j. Harris smith, W. W.
6reencugh. Samuel w. Dana.
hsyor st8yer made brief address, and followed
~ John Heard who offered series % resolutions, in
which il Was proposed TO sppont committee Of one
hundred citizens TO take 10 erect memorial in
bor Of the great patriot,
The Hop. George g. Hilsrd followed in a strain OF sur
passipg eloqutnce, calling teas 70 every eye.
The ZION Ed ward Everett II addressed the meeting
and Is still fpeaE'pf.
PUBLIC MEETING At BALTIMORE.
BALTMcar, Oct. 81, 1859.
The V.bsttE public meeting convened &c the Exchange
this forenoon pumerou,y attended The Mayor pre-
sided. and eloquent speeches delivered BIZ Mayor
Jerome the Hon David stuart, L. Collins Lee, Esq snd
ohtss
Resolutions e coincidence adopted md q commit
tee wos appointed arrangements for suitable
public testimonial.
PUBLIC MEETING IN WASHINGTON.
wAsHireroN, October 27, 1852.
Meeting Of citizens generally, will be held TO
evening in front Of the City Hail. to take measures TO
LAY ribue Of respect TO the memory, character aud
s.ryicts ~ Daniel Wcntt.r President Fillmore H not
ate nd the funeral The public Offices viii probably
closed Friday, the day Of ,ne funeral.