The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-03


eloquense, cannot be doubted but whsrsver they
differed, Il was ~ star difsre,h from another
Ia death they not Ear divided and hey met the anal
doom Of mortality in very similar circumstances leach
sySls1tvo Or them Al n. nsso AL caostai and u.
third during Al intended temporary absence from it,
but while Jet charged with the cares Of the nation. II
10 recorded In Holy Writ that The glory u the terres
trial IL oHs, and the glory Of the celestial anotner
and these uustrious compesrs having % equally par
dane sphere INDULGE tho hope that they arc rejoicing
and hed participants in the other oaeths heavenly
courts the empyreAa realms aooyss
Before closing REMARKS ina 3equate TO this great
and ocoaOn cannot forbesr doing rsverencs
to The and the shade OF the iiusrious Webster
for his constitutional fidelity to the South. sprang
from prr cips well feelings imbbed from parental
Instruction. and II IL wonder that the boy Who frst
read and studied tho constitution Of His oouaty on Gov
haadksrchie shsud been unswerving and faith
fs in giving the FUN benefit Of that constitution TO the
cotton states Of toe South and West 1t under this
the asls declaration that In tas capitol Of Vr
gna under the light Of October sur he gave 1t 70 tho
wing. Of tho .,na ana wa.sss oono 70 sysf o.
rectiy nd sctly TO interfere with ihs las ituoa Of
slavery in the several stses and !. was in the saus
spirit that he teok that noble stand In 1850 WHOM saved
his country from fratsrDsl strifs--ths Union from
dissolution. (Hsses and applsuse( Aud while
ilustriou. dead let me also do nom.ts 70 the Illus.
ous living and return my grateful thanks 70 ths great
speaker OF the Day. the gifted the glorious Everett,
Senate chamber for tbs dsclsr stoa snt ssrtHea ut
tercd ~ him In Congress- years ago. but still In
debly impressed my memory =" There Is no csuseia
which ~euld more readily shoulder a muske', thaa to
put doena servis iDsurrec Ion in the So~sn Appsuss
Let me- here too, nsrrAts an ssecdo or an ino,dsas
connected with the great Carolinian aud his love
and admiration for Massachusetts, aud Boston 1t
in my last coDvsrsstos with him, just before
be- departed from Charleston, ON his last missoa 70
Washingtcu that he broke out Ia warm, slo ring
and loving eulogy Of Massachusetts, .nd Boston,
referring TO The tiDe whea Josish Quincy cane
nissor AIRY from Massachusetts 10 Cha isstes and
South Carolina TO snst tia e,edaats Of the Husue-
with tbs descendAns Of tho Partass a sne so ton
tee party 10 the coming struggle for American itepsn
dsDce, ehch then cass fts great shsao~ bsore a.ea
ing With evident pleasure the ancient tics ped.icA
ard social which oscs unitsd tee two ststsr common
vssihs and tia tive sister ciues and discoursas els
queny ths aniss which yea oststned bet -eea them
m In hospitality and In soc.si siessaoe ana
refsemfSt
Let such principles Asa feelings animated the
bossns Of the dead Webster and Calhoun asd such Jet
the bosom Of the iivisg Everett, bs cherished
and initiated and ths Uooa viii Sc irdesd p~rpesusi-
resss te lottiBst ssd AAppssst Destiny IL; is~s VITA
hs to fr it, longttsdsl aud ths ssrth Peis
Of De,ec for Ice atituAteal boundaries
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