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From the Sayings and Doiags of San Sl;ekv Me A 0nkee L1sCyer and tke 9unker.

 - guess you've never been in the

 otaies. There you'll see the great Dan- 1 lel Webster {: he's great man. teIl .vor..

 King William, No. 4, guess. woMla K

 no match for him as an orator: be,.lstsIl..

 him out of sight in half an hour. Hhewas

 in your House of Commons. reckon1seed

 make some of your great folks look pret,v

 streaked; he's q patriot and statesman. i. and most particular cute lawyer. There was a Quaker chaN too cute for him once. tho.' This Quaker, pretty knowin' old shaver, had 'a cause down to Rh0le Island. so he went to Daniel to hire him to 70 down and plead bis causosfUr him ,..so. says he. Lawyer Webster, what's your fec r Why says Daniel, let me see Fl have got 10 go down sonih to, Washington, 10 plead the grea, insurance case oftha Hart ford Company; and I've got to be. at Cin- cinnati to attend the Convention; and | { don't see how I can go to Rhode Island awithoSt great loss and great fatigue; it would cost you, may be, srisre than Val. would be willing to give We'll, ssa Gun z ker lookedpre,ty white about .the gills, tell you, when he lseard this for he could not do without him no how, aud he did;Flot like this preliminary talk of his at all; at last he made bold to ask him the worst of it, what he would.take2 Why says Dane iel, always liked the Quakcrs ]; they are quiet, peaceable people, who never goto

 law lfthey can help ii, and it would be bet- ter tor OUT great country ifthere were more

 such people in it. I'll go for you: as low

 as can afford say 1000 dollars The

 Quaker well nigh fainted when he heard this, but he was pretty deep, too; so says he, Lawyer, that's great deal of moneys but have more causes there: if I give you the 1000 dollars, will you plead the other cases T shall have to give you?' Yes,' says Daniel, will, 10 the best of my humble abilities So down they went to Rhode Island, and Daniel tried tho case, and carried it for the Quaker. We'll, the Quaker, he goes round to all the folks that had suits in court, and says he, What will you give me if get the great Daniel to plead for you? It cost me 1000 dollars fee; but now he and are pretty thick, and, as he is on the spot, I'd get him to plead cheap for you; 50 he got 500 dollars from one, and 200 from another, and so on, until he got HOO dollars; jist 100 dollars more than he gave. Daniel wassin great rage when he heard this. What, said he, do you think would agree to your let ting me out like horse to hire 2's5s Friend Daniel, said the Quaker, 'didst thou not undertake to plead all such cases as I should have to give thee9 Ifahou wilt not stand to thy agreement, neither will I stand to mine Daniel laughed out, ready to split his sides, at this. Well, says he, ( guess might as we'll stand still for you to put the bridle on this time, foryou have fairly pinned me up in Il corner of the fence, any ho~:' so he went good humor- edly to work, and pleaded them all.