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THE FATHER OF DANIEL WEBsTER.-In address,
years ago. by Joseph Hopkins before the Zeiosophc
Society PHILADELPHIA the thus aludes to the father
of Daniel Webster


The farther of Daniel Webster the cuvater of few
OF land in New Hapshre He supported himself and
his family by his personal labor literally by the of his
brow To selfish and short sighted view, his
destned higher employment and had his father
ed selfish and short sighted do he would have
thought time and money thrown away have given his
education beyond the of his situation and would
have hurried him from his and arithmetic that he
might have the benefit of his labor in the confed-bu be
neither reasoned acted thus He afforded him the best and
fullest instruction What harvest did this wise and excel
lent parent reapl When his the high emnence
he ocupes with what conscious and noble pride with
heart overowng with rapture he could say this is the
of the labor of my hands this is the reward of my
The boy of the woods the of the nation giving
honor his country and receiving it from her-his fame
and her fame spreads together every part ofhe civilized
world Who would deprive himself ofthe possibility of such


qualification for sodd calculation of the time and expense
ofsuch an educaton2'