The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

E. Ellis. of Boston. whose accuracy n his toric statements is proverbial.
 IL was.a day that tried men's bodies and when the distinguished guests and oi'i- zcns repaired to Faneuil Hall at the con- ciusion of the oration there were many wearied and faint among them. T. was 4 period of cold water or anti-ii4uor eSeite- mcnt. and no strong pptai!ons sfaced or dlsgraced the fcstai board. On the right of Mayor Brimmer sai President Tyler. and on his Jeff Webster. Next to Webster sal Dr. F.. and next to him Sec re,ary Upshur On taking iheir seats the secretary remarked tha, hc was exhausted and very faint and on being inld that there would he nothing stronger than coi- ice nr lemonade in drrE- eN3Ie-sed an emphatic regret. Wooster glance! II Epshur. turned ;o | waiter and sad. '' .fakr this money and gel me a ha'iie oi brandy as soon 4 yau can Net4s,eF handed inc battle to | pshur, who re- turned !, T.. Nei,sstF. under the table. ai'a the request ;iat he takc same st i.s enH- rents. After drinking some. Webster poured more into his glass and set | by his plate He then passed the ba:;!c baeE. was tired and faint. >aYs i1F F.. and some brands would haze been 1erA ae- eptable. l. @ss q solc temptation: b4, l resisted the temptation. oson aitcr. Webster nr,ire5i ,irr' 1StIt', ..rsIr' cr--tcri ! napkin .iboli his glas, to ssrcen Il. Rcas hin5 forth. he dctily ,Alched ott the napkin. >axins. ~ShoH your caiors. 1 p- ,huT
 pf F. often met Webster II dnneI par tic, and on ,oeial occasions. bHt never I'M h4m andcr ,hc influence ei Hguar or ln'nNi .tcd.
 t.rzrsr William e,ate.n former pest master II Ea,.on. related the following To
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 in a m.,nn>sIip, lce.afc prepared Y iiaN flhc,. .NC Is,t Key. Hubbard N5asiaS l9. D.. il>t after the delth af Nehe.,r md the follow m, tc>i.mauN. essentially the ~.unc T. that furnished hy Nf. ii.uNcV n hs kcmInI>e cnecS. Anu have al heard the >lndcr respecting hlm at hl, htst ttnvuIl Had addtc>>. 1@d have rc.,d ht. leiiucs reiltauon. llehad se, aiken .s drop oi lnHthlns intoxicating ter more ihau three weeks hl> icchleaes>. result ta-, from tiIt i.ll. MS the eul.rt .ll!>e ai his inability to .lci and w.,ik With his a. customeG ,lsar. saW him he;src ,hc sJtttrCSS. 1-l5 lJCS5 n 1T Inc 1,cIz ,.7I anu had a personal lntcNsei, WIth h.m titcr he rctucd. fn c1mpAns with l1g lcfiics a"d Mt. Nliiiam Applc,nu and We al 'i' ,s>Scrtfflzt- ITS mMd NIS .,> e-glN all sobcr ,S anN m.u> ever v..>.
 Nowhere n all the pHh',e u;,e9.lu,s,~ vt Webster ,lae, thy "if4.lipdf5nN augczr: Il !, aiv.t>> the "lhIhp sah,l. o1cmal book through and through Inc eight. .pl- umc> oi hl> >peeshc,. papers lad letters, and t'',k III van t0 md Il WcIk ar >til( sentiment A> Mr. George f. ourti, ui- inmates. ;hc habn of Weh,'rr iu ycr> carly rising. to perform otilJlai anal cps taian duties. iN proof agalnSi a tan free usent intoNeaiiu. drjfk>. The ;e=imon\ al the eminent hr. i.,e k>oa oi Be>,on. m his historic. medical and practical >taiH ei men aS regards the ineomp4tability nt carly rising and habits oi lntoNiea,ion. ls clear and strong
 The late Frederic N Saw CT. an author of some repu,e. and the writer passed a day at Marshheld some nine years ago Sad m old farmer to Us, WAS with Mr Webster constantly. either ai his house oi about the farm, and l ought h know something about his character and habits never heard him say word. give a look walk step. that was not lust what a per teotly sober man is accustomed to say ol do
 We now come to Webster wors, taull
 "a grievou> one. although the pccanarl