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arsIurra is simple in his habits and nnosenla''ons in his demeanor. It is the upn,si regarding cerain of politics which s the tet "i arist"eracy and these have been advocated every proper "eea- sion by Daniel Webster, except in his Patchogne speech when he looked for rewards and honors "hc Massachusetts had not the power to besi""'

 Whether these views be correct or not, It appears strange 10 that any southern man should be bound yindicate the political character of Daniel Web ster. What has he done for the Union! Nhat i"i his countrymenl When and where did he utter syllable in defence of southern rights or southern measmel When has he stood up one moment against the assailants of the South! Nowhere-never. He has ideatifed himself with lhe interests of Massa' chusetts, and she alone should be permitted the hon. or of rewarding him. As fir as the people are con cerned we feel assured that man has less of helI confidence, and while they grant to him great talent they would prefer to trust almost any other indivd ual in responsible office.