Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-15
Chr lip 9pp.
FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1853.
naninl 1vebster.s yVIII.

Daniel Nebster'S Will
The Providence Journal iusinuates that the sold
men of Boston have acted shat5ty in relation 70 '"e
las, viii and testament of Daniel WebserS and 1t
saws. if hey do no, dc something soon IA the way OF
raising the Subscription which the diving man was
ncom;ssd hy them, they viii certainly be called
"skabby."
The Res,pn Courier, IN reply 10 the Providence
Journal, saws. ave think il proper to state that it
!, .ow CERTAIN, that ever, thing al Marsh6ed which
the public would desire to see preserved, as per-
.nanent memorial Of the great statesman. will be
cured for that purpose"
Now we, abe feel as the Journal does, and do not
scruple 10 express our feelings, view The conduct o.
these rich henker Wings Of Boston as only shah
by, but seserla lively vile. And we look upOnthe re
ply II tAe Courier, as mean, shutting evasion Of
the real question issue.
When Daniel Webster was alive, those Boston
traders in politics, as well as policies, paid HIM
large sums of money, in order obtain his aid and
influence, TO advance their own interests. They
toasted, eted, and Iced him, until they had created
in him inordiaale desires for pleasure, aud had
made him. through his appeti,es, lleir slave. They
est intellect republic has produced they thu. de-
stroyed the glory which shone like star upon the
manly brow Of New Eugland's most gifted son. Iu,
which went out like meteor, before the grave
closed over his dishonured head These sssolid
men Of Boston" betrayed him when be was strong,
and they deceived him when he lay upon his deaIh
bed. Those who had been so profuse when he could
be Of use 10 them, promised, now, when his powers
were wasted in their service, TO provide the means
by which his dying wishes would be exscuied.-
They have not fulfilled that promise. Mr. Webster's
will is not executed, for want of the MEANS which
they pledged themselves provide. II all the relics
at Marsh6eld are preserved, switch the public
would desire to preserved STILL the ''sold men
Of Boston" stand convicted OF acting falsely toward.
dying man; and they presented to the wor Id
in the true relation which they always bure towards
ME- Webster. They pretended to love and venerate
him when he was amongst them; but love and VEN
Grafton outve death, and they would have manifest.
ed those sentiments more strongly now than when
he lived. If they had really entertained Them But
SO material and mercenary have.een all their sent
mentS towards MIR Webster, that now, they reluss
TO honor the promises themselves have made him
because they can no longer get any return for lhei
money.
The Boston Courier does not say that even III
relics at Marshfed secured by the subscription
OF those Haffckers of State street We do not BIZ
lieve that even this consolation 10 Mr. Webster
relatives has been purchased by the mercenary me
who induced hun TO sully the glory Of his grea
name, and who now refuse to do an act of commo
justice to his Names The character Of Bosto
Whlggery has been exposed in its true coIors, b
those mean, mercenary reptiles who Rugged job
Caphart to their bosoms, returned Sims to slavery
and lied to Daniel Webster vs. he lay upon hi
death.bed.