DANIEL. WEBSTER A POET.
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We have long known that many of the Congressional magnets at Washington, have successfully wooed the Nine. John Quincy Adams, Everett, Wilde, of Geor- gia, and others in the councils of the na- ton, are celebrated for the huge draUghts they have taken from HelicoU. To these Apollonian statesmen, we may now subjoin the name of the Hon. Daniel Webster The addition ofhis name, makes up a tune full quadrumvirate, of which the country, in one way or other, may we'll be proud The Boston Transcript states that the fol- lowing lines, quoted from memory, were written by MT. w. without the slightest premeditation, on the solicitation of a lady who requested him to inscribe his name in her Album, under the autograph of Lafay- cite,