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DANIEL WEBSTER PAID $100,000 FOR ACCEPTING SEAT IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Another draw has been made on the people of Boston, for the benefit of the e.blg-beggar man, of the United States, DANIEL WEBSTER, as we learn from the iQl- lowing extract of the correspondent oI the Public Ledger: .,oo 600

 "The Bostonians have funded $l0O,000 for Mir. Webster during his lifetime and alter wards to his successors, in consideration oI the sacrifices he makes i'll entering the Senate Whatever may be said about '' Yankee mean

 ness,' they have a method of doing things on a large scale as honorable to thelr hearts as it Is generous and salf sacrificing"

 Is not this too bad, while thousands upon thousands are absolutely starving for bread. 4 few years ago this same debauchee received S60,O00 to enable him to visit England, where he got S5000 more for utterng an opinion favorable to British stock-jobbers, and against his own country. Verify, the eyes of politl- cians as we'll as those of dame Justice are blind, or they would share part of ther spois with Harry of the West, who, report now says, is so very poor. Has he not done enough to entitle him to their gratitude and pecuniary reward? Did he not in l8l9, sacrifice the rights of all the new States which should come into the Union after that period, north of 36.,50, and the'indePendeaee of the South, by what has always been term ed the :. Missouri Compromise2o 2o Did he not sacrifice himself on the altar of Federal ism in 1925, by voting for JoHN QuINcY ADAMS? Did he not ill l633, effect Com promise by which the South was robbed for ten years, when he shamelessly abandoned that Compromise, and left the South in the hands of the harpies, with increased eXae

 tions, and more onerous burdens fixed upon them, for enriching the !" lords of the loom and spinning-jenny?' p In short, has he not been as faithful and useful as tool to fede- ralism, and as great debauchee, (and greater gamberl as {" Black Dan?" Then why. il he is poor, as represented, not make up a purse for him3 The whigs are getting up a subscription, to erect statute of stoae to his memory. Would it not be better to give him the funds to buy bread with. Verily he asks for 5read and they give him st0ae