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preserve our faith and credit. People say that the
inlcii gent peop.e Of Europe ought 10 distinguish
bclSeen the Siate ann 'he General Government.
And so they ought--and wnat thea! All govern-
meat Is oi tue peoples and II the States repsdiate
their debts and find 10 rebuke, Europe may ask
how long v II it be before the National Govern
1ucnt will, unrcbuked, repnJ ate her debts


do not say what the Constitution authorizes
Congress t. do--but only that II the principles re,
cognzed by that body be true, and the E'uolic Aau
fund be really tho property OF the States o. 'le
UniCn here lo beginning tor some hiea'u.
regular and Constitutional! and whereby 'ie 80
mas save their credit ard the credit OF the eoie'


aave detained you ZOO long. IL ~! Ja.7s'-s
there remain certain important Directs H. " e'i'
enoasa the attention Of both pubic ana private
,oen I .e, me remind you OF the questions Win
rneI.nd-the prosecution of the claims OF our
citizens on foreign governnents-the question VI
rec;,,ocal ireaties-the colonial trade-the most
,b.orb;oo subject of the currency and the great
s,,b;ect of the restoration of the national credit
and character To these objects am ready TO
dayote nv life, either in pubic or private staten
/ do not expect, gentlemen, that much OF public
service remains TO be done by me. But shail
he ready, for the promotion of these objects, TO
act with sober men of arg party, and OF ALL par
ties. There is danger that patriotism IN warm
party csntest may be merged IN party ieehng.
believe that among sober men this conviction is
growing set.ed-'ast growing settled, that the
great interests of the country require far more mo-
dcratc party feelings, more freedom for public con
sidcra.ion moro honest and generous union OF
wel-rneaning men of all sides to uphold the instl-
tutions aud the character of the country.


In the pursuit of these objects, in public as II
private, 1 am willing to perform the part assigned
to me ard to give to them with hearty good will and
zeal all that yet remains to me OF strength ana
Of life.


Mr.. WEBSTER was listened to throug ghout with
the utmost attentions and was frequently inter
rup,ed with bursts of applause from the thousands
present.