Mr.. webster on the ssBargain and


Coalition,, Charge.
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On the Goth January, 1880, in the de-
bate on FooT's Resolution, Mr.. Web
ster spoke as follows:


"But, sir, the "Coalition!" the Goal
itionn ay, the murdered 'Coalition!"
The gentleman asks if | were led or
frightened into this debate by he spec
ire of the Coalition! 'Was it The Ghost
OF he murdereJ Coalition, (he excIaims) }
which haunted the member from Mas
sachuselts, and which, like the ghost Of
Banquo, would never DOWN. The
murdered Coalitionr Sir this charge
of Coalition, in reference 20 the late Adj
ministration, is not original with the
honorable member. 1t did not spring
up in the Senate. Whether as q fact,
as an argument, OF as an enbellish
ment, it is all borrowed. He adopts it,
indeed, from very low origin, and a
still lower present condition. tits one