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Mr. President, when orc rises here the
death Of colleague, he cannot but reflect that. he
here, the time must coIneard he knows not how
when another colleague shall perform that sad Office
toward himself We all know that rIust follow our de-
parted associate ard tell how few steps he
may even now be behind him.


hope this reflection may cliastse In heated
pursuit worldly objects; may teach hold the world
but IS the world; may inspire with kindness, forbear
ance and mutual good will, and lead Us, while we serve
with all powers the Country which honsrs Us. 10 reco
ect still that not here always and tha, scenes no;
yet behed comprehended, capable OF being fully
conceived arc before Us ell.


During the delivery Of these remarks Mr.. Web
ster was himself much affected and seemed 10 teel
deeply the force Of every word ne uttered Several
OF the Senators wept while he spoke, and the audi
ence in the Galleries joined IN this touching tribute
the power Of the speaker and the character OF the
deceased.


Mr.. HuGER of South Carolina followed Mr.. Web
ster, and made some feeling allusions 10 the high
respect which those who knew him entertained isI
Mr.. Bates When the Senate and Mr. Bates dlf-
fered on any subject, ne MI Hugerl was lncllaed
10 believe that his departed inend was correct
Massachusetts may find successor Happy will II
be for her. and happy will II be for Us, if she send
here a successor whe possesses the Senatorial char
acterisilcs ef our departed friend.


Mr. Huger spoke about Eve minutes, and was
very much moved during the delivery OF his short
but touching speech.


Mr. EvASs then moved the customary aryresolutions,
that the Senate attend the funeral of the deceased
tomorrow al II o'clock-that they appoint Com
mittee TO supeGntend the funeral ceremonies-that
they wear badge of mourning for one month, and
that they do now adjours. These were passed
unanimously


The Chair appointed Messrs Evans, MAseuM,
WOODBURY., Barrow, SEWER aad CAss as said
Committee.


The Senate then adjourned.


Thus the whole representation of the State of
Massachusetts, has changed during the last fortnight
One fortnight ago Mr.. Bates and Mr. Choafe were
the two Massachusetts Senators The one has re-
tired the circle OF his riend-the other has gone
10 join the assembly of the just made perfect
" What shadows we are and what shadows We Par-
sue." Yours, RIcHkIKu.