Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

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1"1y cvleu ny oIations ana
speeches IN TWO voiumes ma edited the
works On Daniel webster, whom ne succeed
ed IN the once OF Secretary OF State. His
most famous paper in that capacity was the
memorable diplomatic note respecting the
trpartite.convention on the acquisition of
CUBA lie was elected to the United States
senate, ana made mastery speech on the
Central American question at the extra ses-
sion, but was unable to endure the stormy
session growing ont Of the Kansas Nebras-
ka excitement, and after making one Of his
noblest Congressional speeches in Fcbrua-
~, resigned his place in May. This closed
his active political career. His health i'm
proving, he prepared and commenced de-
iivcring his memorable Grafton on Wash
ington in all our leading cities, the pro
ceeds of which were handed over to the