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Tue DINNER 70 Ma, WERsrER.- Mr..
Webster has as we are informed, hxrd an
early day in December for the dinner ten.
defei 10 him by the citizens of PAi.aiel.
phia. This mcdled tribute to one Of the
greatest men and most ardent patriots OF
our lines, will he upon scale Of magnid.
ccncc commensurate with 'he occasion.--
Il is understood that Mr.. Webster will
review at length the course ani policy of
the administration. A speech on such
subject from such man, cannot fail TO be
great in ilsellnnd in is Influences. Bythai
period, the most important elections in the
North will have been decided, and while
the resuhs will enlarge the scope Tor re-.
mark as To our future duties, the effort Of
Mr.. Webster viii he exempt from charge
so often made, of design to influence
local eIrclions.-PhA. North American.