Mr. wEBsrERs VIEW or THE FINANCES. AND


OF THE WAR
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MR., WEBsTER's VIEW or THE FINANCES, AND


OF THE WAR


The recent demonstration Of Mr.. Webster in the
Senate, on these Subjects is in all respects remark
able. We have read it with no small surprise. II
we mistake not, the country will regard it with
equal sstonishmsnt and regret-sstonishment that
Mr.. Webster should have ventured to peril his rep
utauon on such ProPOsidons and regret, that in the
discussion of such a subject he should have per-
mited spirit Of partsanship to close his eyes to
that duty which demanded by the interests and the
honor OF the country. Mr. Webster has explained
his views as to the mode Of bringing the war to a
elOss, and as to the proposed financial provision for
prosecuting it. We have word to say of Mr.
Webster's positions upon both these points And
first, as to