LETTER FROM MR.. WEBSTER.
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WAsHSGTos, sept ~, Itil.
To Me..r.. Gales Seaton


GgSrLEMES: Lest any misaPprchension should
exist as 10 the reasons which have led me to differ
from the course pursued by my late colleagues, |
wish to say that remain in my place first, because
have seeu no sufficient reasons for the dissolution
of the late Cabinet BY the voluntary act OF its own
members.


am perfectly persuaded of the absolute neces-
sitv of an institution, under the authority of Con-
sress, tc aid revenue and financial operations, and
10 give the country ,heple,siags of good currency
and cheap exchanges.


Notwithstanding what has passed, have conf
dence that the President will cooperate with the
Legislature in overcoming all difficulties in the at
tanr,ent of these objects; and it !, to the union OF
tie Wing parry-by which mean the whole party
the Wig President. the Wing Congress, and the
Whig People-that l look Tor realization OF eur
wishes | can look no where else.


In the second place, If had seen reasons TO re-
sign nv Office, should not have done so without
giving the President reasonable notice, and afford
ing him time to select the hands to which he should
confde the delicate and important affairs now pend
ing in this Department.


am. gentlemen, respectfully, your obedient
servant, DANlEL "EbSIkh-