The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

rem Of Boston requesting him to down in the after
noon train.
At noon, Saturday the following bnllctu was issue
by bis physicians =
MT webster Is g.hdu:y sinsag 10 Thought be vii
r. me y mind Is hat f .ns I'd
e ATTENDS =. az necessary b. sness and his mind main
Or. jackson left the patriot at two o'clock in thu
afterpoon. During the carly part Of the afternoon
there was some decrease in the swelling OF Mr. Web
stsr's abdomen and fewer symptoms Of nausea, bu
there signs of rsl,ing Repeatedly in the
Of The forenoon and the early part Of the after
pooD be converSed freely and with great clearness OF
deai in relation to his private affairs and the cond
tiop Of his farm, stating his plans fully, and the
per in which he wished to have them carried out.
About half past five o'clock ar Webster again
seized with volsnt and raised considerable dark
matter tiuged with blood Exhaustion now increased ra
pdy and his physicians held another consultation which
resulted in conclusion that his last hour was fast ap.
proschipg
Hereceived the announcement and requested that the
female members Of his family might be called in viz:
Mrs. Webster, Mrs Fletcher Webster, Mrs. j Paige
and Miss Downs OF New York; to each calling them
dvidually by name he addressed few words of fare
well ana religious consolation
Next he had called in the male members Of his family
and the personal friends who have been here within tho
last few days viz Flesher Webster (his only surviving
son) Samuel A. Appleton (his in law) J. W. Paigs
Geo T. Curtis Ed yard Curtis OF New York Peter Har
vey snd Charles Henry Thomas, Of Marshfed and
hessrs Geo J Abbott and G Zantzinger both of
the State Department mt wasbingtoa addressing each
by he referred to his past relations with them
pectively and one by bads them aectionate
well This was about half past six.
He now had Mr.. Peter Harvey called in again, and
said him =
Harvey / am not 50 sick but that know you
I am well enough to know you, / am well enough
to love you and well enough to call down the richest
OF Heavens blessings upon you and yours Harvey
don't leave me till am dead-don't leave Marshheld
till / am dead man.
Then If speaking to himself, he said -
On the oath Of October, all that Is mortal Of Daniel
Webster will bs more"
lie prayed in his natural usual voce-strsng full,
and cear-ending with Heavenly Father, forgive my
SINS and receive to thyself, through Christ Jesus y
at halfpast O'Clock Dr. J. NJ Warren arrived
Boston to relieve DR. Jefries as the immediate
medical attendant.
Shortly after he conversed with Dr. JeGres who said
he could do nothing for hm than to administer
casionaily sedative potion "Then,n said Mr. Webster
Il to to be here patiently till the end if it be 80 may
it come soonn
scious of everything that passed within his sight
la airing and at twenty-five minutes before o'clock yes
tt'day morning, the 24h Of October all that mortal
Qf Loniei Uebster more.'
II s the opinion of Doctors Jefriss and Porter that
the mmed late of the disease was cancerou6 aoc
ten OF of the smaller iniestines
The last time tha. Mr. Webster visited Boston re
2ch ot last month. when he passed the light at the
residence of Dis in Cedar street and left the morning
Of the next day after enjoying visit from his friend Col
Thomas II Perkins Mr.. Webster expressed great graft
fcaon at the interview aud said that he hoped shortly
to makes flying visit to his paternsl mansion in Franklin
New Hampshire and should his give Mr.. Per.
kips call at his house in prooklipe.
1t is two weeks last Friday since Mr. Webster has been
of aud that the occasion of wedding
party calling him from the village of Marshdeld On
serepade being given, he out and sat under the
large elm in font of his house talking with the party
lie feeble a. the time and the evening air probab
enhanced his i'll ness.