Daniel Webster ReheaTSiDg.
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The London Sun gives a graphic
sketch of Mr.. Webster, into which is
introduced the following characters.
tic anecdote, which we do not recol-
lect to have seen before = Picayune.


"This distinguished man, just before
Lafayette's last visit to America,
formed one in a fishing party in Mas
sachusetts Bay. He had been selec.
ted to deliver the welco ming speech
to the Frenchman on his approaching
visit, and during his occupation of
hauling up Goldfish and tautog, he was
observed to be very abstracted. 1t
appeared afterwards that he must have
been studying that part Of his speech
in which he afterwards addressed La
fayette, for gentleman who was fish
ing next him observed him pulling in
his line, hand over hand, with some
difficulty, as if a large fish was hook.
ed, yet without exhibiting any salts.
faction on his face at having captured


a prize. AT length the fish was seen
approaching the surface ard cleaning
through the green waters, like live
" bladder Of quicksilver; still Web
ster's face gave no smiling welcome
but just as the fish came to the sur
face he burst out with "Venerable
man! the representatives of the two