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Mr.. WEBsrER's PENs1oN.-We see in a late
number of the Broadway Journal Of New York un
annunciation which wears sort Of "by authors
,v" air in relation 10 the 100000 funded for
Mr.. Webster. We learn from this, that $6O, 900
we we're raised by subscription in Boston. and the
balance in New York. 1t is invested, it is stated.
so as to produce 7 per ccnt-probably in some
manufacturing company. The income is to be
given to Mrs Webster during his life and contin.
led to Mrs. Webster during hers, if she should sur
vive him. after which the principal is to revert
to the original honors or their heirs.


This fund with his pay and mileage viii make
an income for the "Godlike" but little short Of
$4,000 per unnum-besdes little things he may
pick up, in the way of new fees from London ban.
kers &c. We predict that the indecnte nccep.
tance of this pension, breaks down what little IN.
Auence Mr.: Webster ever had in the country. II
violates certain spirit ofofty Independence which
we involuntary associate with the ideal character
of great S.alesman.-Vieks. Sen.