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 convinced that he was trying 8 disastrous and. embarrassing experiment.

 He concluded by announcing to the audi. ence the Hon. JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.

 Ms. Bell then addressed the assembly, in {. the midst of long continued peals of applause.

 After he had concluded, MT. Webster rose and remarked that, althoughthe meeting was rather political than a conviyial one. he would ask permission to propose a sentiment: se MT, Bell and the Whigs of Tennessee, and three times three. X.

 The cheers were given, till the walls of old Faneuil reverberated to the sound. Mir. Webster then announced that MT. Graves, of Kentucky. would address the meeting. fs Both MT. Graves and MT. Underwood made brief addresses. s VsS4ssspSg q Aiter the Kentucky representatives had sa, ,psn, ,a ms, IT, Webster proposed another sen The Whig Senators of Kenfucky-Henrv Clay and John J. Crittenden--tha Whi0 Ren. resenfatiyes of Kentucky-and the treat Whig Party of Kentucky. Mt Received with nine cheers, sas Mr. Webster then introduced Mr Oodan Hoffman, of New York, whose apneors r ,.s. sssxas greeted with prolonged cheers. sea The Hon. Ogden Hoffman. of New York. bon being announced by the Chair, rose and addeessed the meeting as follows:

 z z Mr. President, and Fellosc- Citizens: s'I do not rise with the intention of making what may be properly called speech. The duty which have to discharge is but hum Die and m q humble way propose to fulfil ft. Excited as must feel at hearing, for the first time, my voice in Faneail Hali, have not physical strength to respond to the RropPtlngs Of my heart, have become =