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Honorable Sentiments.-In the Sem
ate ol the uniIed States, On the 22d nlt.
when the Presidents Message 10 the
House OF Representatives. refusing the
call Uf that body fnr information relative
To the expenditures Of the Secret Service
Fund Was spoken Of, the honorable SEN
sinT from Florida. Mr.. WesieUlt. himself
4 Democrat, made use Of the following
language in defence Of Mr.. Webster:


- deem il my duty 10 say, that the
impulaIons made against the late Presi-
dent and the distinguished Senator from
Massachusetts in reference to the use oI
this fund improperly, willis, the latter
was Secretary of State. are ISLANDERS "l
the silliesl and most pIlifnl character. Sir,
said Mr.. w. wall not as Senator, by
any vote Of mine, permit any iugacious
scandal against any high Executive OH.
Ger Of my country. Of any political par
", and especially against a citizen whO
stands as high before the world as does
the Senator assaiied. and Of whose repu.
talion and fame abroad (opposed as am
10 him in political opinion on almost eve.
~ subject Of party coniestl as an Ame-
rican feel proud-l say will not consent
thar such gossip shall be the foundation
of a call upon the President, or any ac.
ton whatever Of this chamber"