New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

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.hsll rswr eesse tn loya Boston ,onv
Ny,y,s al ow 70 wit ouly about one hour s-day.
I,Ie TO see the State House aud the C"mnoo, aod
TIE Ste. pie the old South, TWO days after Coeg
sdioprus. Among other, remember me kindly ID
Ir,,inp Yours ruly ID. WEBSTER.
Mr.. WEBSTER on THE POLICY OF GENERAL rArLos.
TO pssSsIis HsvES
p,;v,,el WAsHiSGros Sept ~, 1850.
M ID, Az S,R use the . .Dfdental hsDd CT .no,her
IN witt ,.u short letter. my eyea hndlDg out 70 pei
form sn,all part If tie day x,eed fro teen every
day. ] am In the midst OF my periodic l oa'ara or
- hsy-evsr" OF what.ver you peise 10 cali " oat
which You know all about. lead n'ining, an ,nhhy
write al Sibmg buI sgn-uns. Tue dis~ t.e 10 d'p'~s-
ipg and diseour giug kuOw that there Is no re nelly
for il, that it NUT have its course IL prda"S
loss Of sIpele and great p'oetanon Of e'tbi pue
since the event vi ST week Terminated, nave sonie
liule tim. for and ,butios wy,elf up very much,
keep a gu Ct a. can.
Ny deer Sir think the country has had . provi.
Dental ecspe finn very considerable daiseJs. Sas
net aware OF The who extent Of the Q nbarraesnsnt
III. " 10 brise ul | eau bore lsst Decenhsr and had
oppor upiiier " with Gu Taylor aad tho
g.i 18th men oi bis Adu,ip,tT,i"n Gen. Taylor xas al
rest and truly patio ic man; but DO had quito
ed, pth III that uu-hry which, when 10 right, We
call finn ess and When he 70 wrong, we deoomnae o.
stira,y. What bias been called The P'esiaents plan
a. simply this 10 wit: g. scmit CslifurDis nnaef bar
Ere Clsttutn D. aud T. let ,h- Territories alone alto.
eih. r. unil they could cone 10 Sre'es THIS policy,
ar It Was though, wouo avoid All di oossion add al
votiI Z on The questi,n Ut he WImot Pfovi-o. Al
that matter it supposed might oe thus postp ,ned,
rnd tb- Slavery 9u-sion STAYED on. The objection -
this plrn wss Il Z that 10 poor k,ns Lears
idea If rboeiig conn any ot horse III te and stea ~
upoI bis Cd. MES. IL ~ n-y impossible; has al.
Kin, the purpose vas cit ei and Gee ded. Gen Tsy-
Ior told DE IN the lat cony esatvn bad with him,
thai he treeired that CaDs sbouli IN a.
all rather than that she should come In bringing tbs
Territories n bel back And he hsd lived 10 night
have been doubtful whether any general settlement.
would have been mace Tie was soldier, and
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easily .Iy military movement by Texas could have
be.Ii nut down II = morto Mas, "a 81 dfmsF lie
had a soldiers fortnight, and saF quite ceariy whit
would he the resut 4 Texan mlitis shoult areh Ia
New Mexico aud tn. re be mt oy OPS o. the regu
amy of the Uniter States. But that he had stat
msns iort II, ht and rss@ wbat cobsequeoocs mig
bapr.p in exsiitg state Of mems lions and ee-
iier if blood should be- shed III contest oetween la
Ub,d Siai.s and one Of The Southern states, moro
tbsn I'm ready 10 BiI IN. Yet long bev,e his death,
and in the face OF iba observe alton which b. male 10
me- as already stated ace up my Dino 70 RISK my
self On ropt sitlon tr general paahca'ion.
resolved 10 push my ski from the shore al consd-
eripp lbbt M that csse II sle nbdeie ed there you'd
be bur one life lost. QUE friend Hpy,y happened (.
be ine, Al i With him aud VI. Eiward Gurus, held
a little council the eveoi before the speech WhH
followed is kno.n. Most persons here mo ght II tn-
possible that should MAINTAIN myself and stand by
vi az l d, clared. They Nished, and hoped, and
Ora, ed, but fear prevailed. Whea l went 10
B,tton so,n at erwaid and vas kindly rec vei,
and iIiineted that shoold take no ch back
uaid, II ey felt little encouraged. But truly was
not until Mr. Eiots electon that there was any con-
a, nj sssurapce here that was not a dead m,n. IL
vcnd be If Itie confequen e, my dear S", 1t could
Oh ly ay that Boston ine; but can cay wHh al
sin Jity snd with the ulltsi conviction OF It's truth,
that BOs oD saved the county. From the commence
uept of tie qOyerDn Mt 20 such Col sequences hsN0
ate, fed any single ee i0n those Tia, hosed TON
Mr. Fits electlou. That ceetOa las q ole ar and
couv rcir proof that there was breakiIg out ne~
& ubtap OF brilliant gbt 10 the East and men imbibed
bopts ia which they had ever before INDUCED. At
this cueDt il is true that Mr. Eliot 10 thu greatest
lion thai exhibits himsef on Penns,lvanla avenue.
He il consid. ed the pers nation VI H. s'vH-ev@ intel
gtn Mt ever patriotic ever glorious BostoD wnst-
ey. reu dc may have existed IN the Dlnds oil hon
orsble 5, uhern men agaost our good ey, they are
ow all SUI and lost forever In their admiration Of
her nationality Of sp'rlt.
But | must stop tere. There is much else that
could say and may say hereafter OF the npotancs OF
the crisis through which We have passed ! am nN
vet free from the excitement it has produced en- Ike
one Lo has been sick aud has gone ~ bed. M
bed rolls and rosses by tie pillows OF that Sea over
which have passet.
M, oear Sir this is for your own eye You arc mu'b
Younger than am, and hereafter possibly you may
ft, 10 this hastily ed ~ ter not ~ihout interest
If You thin il worth re &C Ing, You may show ~ B
Curis, Mills, Fearing and Harvey, &c II but hall
no, r. eo sip when cun do nothing but Talk and dc
tate to a confde btal ceik. ....,.,-.
Youls, always truly, DANL "bbSlEh-
MR. WEBSTER ON TRIBE.
TO PAIGE.
WAsHIsGToy, Dec ~, 1850.
DrAR Mps PAIGE: | st dowo 10 write a tier,
partly dipl nsiic and pary his orca. The snocct In
trpe-1. RIP L. Your busbaDd remenlpe rs Ms.
Hrymsu, who was Ms. Bakes cook ESceGi"g
Others III all else, she excoed herself Ia dish OF
% not NOW that her general genius exceeded that
Monica McCaity; but his production SHE more
exact more art5ca; she gave ~ the a tice not Only
a ceriaIn g0ut which grat'f,d The most aSdioas but
an expfss ion o. air Of haM ton as 1t lay pre-
sened on tie table that assured ono thar be saw before
him sumeihlng from The hand Of m4soer.
TRADITION il is SAID, occasion lily hands DOWN the
PRACTICAL arts with pIeci,i1D and fidelity than
hey cen be trsnsnned by books from generation 70
generation; and have thought il likely that your
L,da ay have caught The tact OF Preparing THE in-
niiabe dish. len'eran this option on two grounds;
tint, because | have beoo acquainted ~iIh very re-
spectable efforts f bers in tost line; nd b., 4use
she kr ows Mr. Pages admirable connoi -seurship AMI
can determine, by Ler quick eye when the Dish coaes
down n, the taole whether the contents have his
sIProba ion.
necessary for the ealarge, he IS desirvas
Of obtaining Lydias receipt dish Of tripe for tho
DIM er-,abe. Mrs. Haymans is before my eyes IN
bed by The irylDgpsn, Il was whine snoy; It
disposed 10 fqusres pareuelogr rams of size Of
smsil sheet of ladies' nVfe.paper; It was tender
jeIy beside 1t stood tue tureen OF mei'ed butter q
cisL Of nealy potatoes, and the vinegar cruet. Can
this spectacle he exhibited in the Vie Cottage on
LouisiaDs avenue. ia the City of Wellington
YouIs truly always DANL WEBSTER
PS. 1Iipe; the Erynon is the G'.ek word fptrtv,
to turn TO wind, from us invoutions not the sane
rs Tripod" which mesns having three Ct" hor
the trip which is from the Lsiin, zip sdisre
10 stbe The feet upon the ground smetme' 10 stun
bic, sometimes " 90 nimbIy; TO "trip 1t the Light
fantastic toe."
Mr.. wEBsTER TO PORTER WRIGHT, MS YARMER.
WASHINGTON May /, 1852.
PORTER WRIGHT: leave for Marshie.d this day.
have ceyed your letter. and trust you arc not about
TO be SICK. Let ne ray = few things.