Mr.. WEBsTER,s BLUsHEs.
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The heirsapParent to ''tke safe preccdent' sue
cession. confessed. to the Senate today, that. sit
ting by his fire alone, some three days ago, he
had btnshed.-(how like bluelight that blush
must have been )-he had blushed, il seems. on
reading the differences which the highest Tory
print in England had referred to the Govern
ment paper. here, to establish. The high Tory
press. argued, it seems, that our Constitution
could not endure If the facts stated in the Globe
we're true-and at this MIR. Webster bIushed,
and we think with good reason. The high
Tories of England, and the high Tories, their
allies. among US, ought to blush and hang their
heads in shame when the corrupt means they
have employed to prostitute aud destroy the fair
est, happiest. and best sytem OF Government on
earth, is brought strongly to their view.


MIR. Webster did not poi t to the particulars
which had so shocked the british Tory Editor


und which called out his own deep syinpathies
to be read in bis face. He Was, however, dis
coursing of the vast liabilities which English
stock kjobbers held over the heads the sovereign
States of this Unon-of the subjection of debtors
TO creditors, and Of the imputed influence which
foreign lnteres's openly avowed it to be their
duty 10 exert in the political contest for the
Ch'ef MagIstracy OF this country. We presume
therefore, 1t was some of the articles OF the
Globe which brought 10 view the evidences Of
this foreign mercenary interference In our po-
llllcal struggles, that so affected him. Was II
the articles of the Globe which set forth the
Huth letters to the State of Missouri, telling her
that she could expect no loans unless President
was elected who met the appreciation Of the
Directors of the Bank of England, " hich chang
ed the complexion of Mr.. Webster's cheeks p
Or was it the article which Set forth The Client
worth revelations and exhibited the conspiracy
Of the most respectable portion of Federalism
in the first city of the Union. to defeat the right
Of suffrage, and carry the elections OF the high
est funct tiohary of the State. and Of members OF
Congress. and the State Legislatures. by perjury
and false voting. procured at the expense of vast
sums of money? Was it the history Of the
Stevens and Ritner conspiracy, which began in
bribery, perjury. false voting, and had almost
closed in civil war and bloodshed. in the attempt
Ia usurp both the Executive and Legislative
power Of the State, in defiance of the votes Of
the people and the forms of the Constitution O.
Was it any or all OF these fagrant and disgrace
full events, springing from the British confed-
crates among US, which the Globe has again
brought to the notice Of the nation. that caused
the unwonted blush TO visit MIR. Webs!ers dark
visage? 1t is no matter which Of the abuses we
have exposed, that touched British and American
Tories. We will continue TO expose them. un-
Ill the authors of them at home and their allies
abroad are made to feel that more than bushes
are necessary to atone for them, and that Amer-
can spirit, integrity and independence can crush
alike the mac hinations OF domestic traitors, and
the hopes ofthe foreign confederates who look
to profit by their efforts to overthrow our Gov
ernment. Globe.