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MEssRs. WEBSTER AND INGERsOLL.-The
controversy between these two distn-
guished gentlemen was becoming shot and
furious at last accounts from Washington.
Without prejudging one who is leader
among our political opponents, when rest
ing under such grave and damning charg-
es, we may express the opinion that black
Dan. has & caught Tartar" and he may
have lasting cause TO regret that in his late
Xantippical exhibition in the Senate he SO
far forgot himself, the place, and the occa-
sion. If Mr.. Ingersoll has charged Mr. W.
falsely, the charges will recoil upon HIM
solf. if he establish the accusations by
proof, then indeed is Webster an infamous
man,