The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06


noun cement Of tho fac. that Webster app ntsd
TheTe Is ono other fact that wish to call your attention
years sso philosophical and impartial writer says
looking at the progress OF events that the Anglo
ere lSng WI govern the wh ole OF the vast Re on
from the Atlantic to the Pacific In less tins
thsn De Torqueville thought, will rule bs sx-
tended We are only ten days distance from Europe
and the sound Of The railway whnts is already heard in
the narrow pass that divides ths tso OCEANS and Asia
beyond waits to be united to America Now the ouss.
tiop s who is the man for this emergency. Wa have
just admitted few States and other territories are
waiting for admission, and know that
of the highest order needed locking not to this
relation but TO former relations locking at the
United States as 1t stands to day and knowing that
there u no limit to Its progress who 1t that you will
call to fill the chair for four years' shouis Of Fill.
more."l Shall it be oasl iCriss of aNo") Shall IT
Senate Is now filed? Shall 1t not be tho made
the great speech In 1888 and saved from In 1872,
% M rev us iay 20 neart some OF THESE great
from the greatest statesman OF this country Can
not shall not, turn for once at least, from the
cesseess glitter Of military glory TO glory far
shining it. Applause Fellow citizens II read Alright
the prospects OF the future the destiny OF this nation
u.t bang Its foreign relations for the next four
And do you believe that with the giering prize Of
| presdsscy in view, our democratic statesmen would
hesists to throw Into thu Baltimore Convention eny
doctrine however misohovouS, however dangerous and
heweyer extreme In its tendency for the purpose OF
gathering for the moment the applause and support of
any other section cassl Can trust then the me
who said in lS.i that title to tho whole of the Oregon
| country In dispute between this nation and Great
| them woud you trust With whom would you rest
the Issues aud re'pectabiity Of this great country?
que.on ard to deese my view. Of the test % psrson
for the cice OF President of the United States aud
as ysn have you rot IN the life and public services
will guide the country shfeiy (Ch.ers Go on, then
fellow citizens, and the eg which streams here to night
We viii bear I'd Philadelphia or to Baltimore beyond
the Alsghanies to Cincinnati, wherever the whiy
national convention may a,semble-and then, to that
assembly will present the OF Daniel Webster,
night 20 M n Ou1
year from this time would / believe we shall
see, the man who now holds tho helm OF state walking
on the deck OF the good old ship Its selected and right
ful commander, then, say IL would hersdi for this
lard OF onrs prosperity, and pubic OF security
bic shp Of State mstt,r il the stars go out above
and the sea rcnrs around 1.-THE viii guide It through
every uncertainty OF currents and dark passages nd
With the hand cf pilot who with bis eye the chart
and on the heavens, looks through the and bo
yona TIE siGuds be would tranquillze and quiet our
(Grtst sPplauts
Ex. Recorder TlILnApGE being loudly called for,
came forward He said be bad not idea Of speaking
on this occasion but be would with psaurs, respond
to the coll made on him Why (be oontinued) are
here gathered? You ere ctzens-fr,e, independent
uniramnelled- with no Louis Napoleon to break down
your constitution- heers)with to dictate to
you how TO yce aud whom to vote for President of tho
United States but free to exercise the rights
and privileges and to perform the high duties Of fres
men Iconfess was delighted hearing the call read
20 this meeting to make nomination for chief lnagis
rate Of the Union yet to the delberation Of
ftie nds, who will be convened from every State
Of this Union to mako that important sele;tion.
But, Mi. PTesidept, and my friends, when como
survey this ground extensive in mskDg the selection
Of one man to preside the destnes Of this country
it that should look about and sec whom we
have preeept for the aud suraxes OF our
fellow. citizens Gentlemen. one have looked for
years and have you to another than the ons
hgnihed here to night You have that gr man,
like the very orb above which dGuses light heat
and sanimstion over the world. you have seen that
mighty orb rapidly desc ending the West but throw
ing its edugencc aud light everything that surrounds
~ We had hoped all Of us-snd anticipated the day
over tho Union (Cheers) But, my fellow. citizens,
where hewhere Is that man OF giant intellect where
nosns nss man who tho popular feeling and tho
ed on the face Of the gooe' Cheers Alas melan-
choiy picture have we! He is, then, at Washington
casting his eye still over The operations Of government
ready to tender his advice any important rub
jeot Ike John Quincy Adams at the moment OF his
paruie from sartb God bless his memory when he do
parts, Wevoulc be happy to raise a monument to his
fame here, lotier and permanent thsn any euo-
gurn that man can deliver (Appiaure) But his name
40 longer be considered by us--t is no longer
20 be presented for your enthusiastic acquiescenoe
Whom, Then have We We have . glorious Fillmore
(che.rs) q native OF our Stste-a man beloved, no.
BILE, geperous-who has guided the OF State
With the greatest acceptance to the country He acted
why should We not now, agreesby to tbs resolution
bring forward Daniel web,ter as candidate for the
ia there In this country that Henry Clay depart
ing None, save he who possesses the mighty intellect
attributed By men OF sill parties to Daniel Websor. Por
sei.s Of years, nearly third of century he has
cuped the most conspicuous position in Jouc Senate
the advif.r Of your government; and At the bar aud
forum, wherever he Was called he has shown the pre-
emRert talents which have entitled him the cond.
dcnce and distinction Of his countrynen. Lord Ash
for MIR. webster and he oon.idersd him the sSisst
sistesmtu lyipg (cheers Butthers thing,
gsatsmsn.0r i Is n,s my business to suIosi.s shs
you slthe gentleman who proceeded e alluded TO the
fact Of having In our school boy days. been used to
rccte his eloquence. Yes and in our sture years,
happy recte his language again (0heers and
few his.es) But that is not all Let call your at
made by Mr.. Websler TO the Austrian
Minister at Washington, Mr.. Hul.smann (Chsers)-a
memser CT the semosrasie party ssd to re tina,
eboud imuoraizc the suthor, whoever he aud that
10 shoud have his most ardent support (Chsers) In
that lstteT-thst official Communication, embodied
the great principles Of civil oerty which, sdy
reached the Of detpotism ahroad Gentlemen, do
not i3end to occupy rsuoh of yeur time cane here
hstsn to the eoqusncs OF distinguished orator of
the Mart, and sBceroly regret you al will that |
severe iudsposition has preTeptea his arrva so we
hic substtut, And let me ssk you gen.
tlencn-going TO contest 70 important the one
sIs rapidly approschrs- can there be better ceieo-
t;er made than the great defender Of the oont uton
tss trtt man IN the Union (Appsugel call yor
70 syNce that .nthusissr-thst feerg lo- pro-
own country bat has .xssnded throughout tho world.
In ppcrg him In the Presidential ohsis you do not ee
ysts him, but y1a elevate nation. which ae
Is preside. (oAecrs>
Mr. BasRyrr aezt ca-es forward to nddre's TIE rost
ing lie said tbs. ne lad not the sghtest idea Of ap
Isnripg ia the character OF speaker so-pgbt hs was
ftray Hoo.sr from ths State OF Indas but h. though
no sn bad esight 20 be silent when the ofDAnie
Nehter cy the rct time the rSic theIae In pub
Lie sseerblsge Ne man who hss grown up-as the l
tpeskers 10 night Asv- ssidundsr the inspiration Of
bis teschrg-no man who has learned Ia his school.
bay hours tho constitutional speeches Of DaLie Web
sstr-n WHO hos felt Inspired BY hi, patriotic
example and eposchss has right to be slcr. when his
before the gSeat tribunal Of put
lic eeltimcnt The State from which l have
the honor came has nominated In their convention
Gen acot The candidate and the delegates from that
State .nssactsd to go foz him In tho National Con
yenicn. B2 declare to you to night, that the name
Of Deu Webster creates envy part Of IAisus
hn Is selected by the Convention 1t will be
hailed Win as much appliance and as proud welcome
ssthat "a Cen Scott hnd, while have Opposition
20 dissns from the gentlemen e ysur STATE, Jet feel
free TO Indulge in this general reUatk that It very
aasy matter for eeDtsaen TO assemble at the OF
government and bol@B convention aud pcss buttons
aid It very ess7 matter for gentisnep 10 express
opinions, but when they tell that any other nams
is lesrer to ths -hg party, to she conservative
pnsty whersver found IN the State Of Indians than that
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