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We take the following from the sketch (by a
FederalisD of the Speech of Daniel Webster, de-
livered few days ago at the Federal Mass Meet
ing in Boston:


GA man in the crowd exclaimed "'They are all
slaves in England n'-upon which Mr. Webster
turned his eye rapidly in that direction and said
" My friend, did not your father come from Eng
land free man 2" And then, his eye flashed with
fire and indignation, he poured forth torrent of
rebuke, which elected perfect tornado of ap-
?lause: Curling his lip and looking the speaker
through with his piercing eye, he continued 'What
blood, pray, do you inherit? ALI slaves in Eng
land: What liberty there is in the world, out Of
our own country, is in England. 1t IS inferior only
10 our own, and in great degree controlled by The
ancient establishments of the country, but all the
liberty that is consistent with the prevalence of
law and order, established in that country does
there exist And whence come the principles of
the right of suffrage the glorious system of trial
by jury; the privileges of the habeas corpus act,
the fearless independence of free press and til e
right of public assembly? All these are derived
from England, and still exist in England, where
they all slaves, forsoothP' Mr.. Webster paus-
ed moment, and then continued his address, :


" What liberty there isin the world, out of our
own country, is IN England" How affections
ately is Mr. Clays British leader attached to the
mother countryl How he repeIs the imputotion
that there are slaves in England! The "man in
the crowd " spoke truly, and we are glad he did
speak, for his words ruffled the temper of the
God-like. and betrayed him into the use of Ian
guage which well becomes Tory. But listen
TO this same Daniel Webster in another portion of
the same speech:


There Gin Europe) the laborer is a degraded
being, not elevated to the rank substantially Of a
free man. He has little or no participation in the
government which b )
mere laborer and earns nothing but the support of
his family for the day Our people could not live
there. They could not educate their children or
feed and clothe themselves and families. nd we
are not willing to submit to such state of things.
We don't mean TO submit to it, and we won't sub
nit to 1t. (Greal and long continued cheering j"


An open and unqualified admission that a man
in the crowd had told the truth in saving thew
are all slaves in Englandl Poor Webster!