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MR. WEBSTER is here, on his way to Philadel.
phla, and there is some expectation that he will
address the great whig meeting tomorrow after
noon, at National Hall, in Canal street, Tor the
purpose OF carrying out the project of union be-
tween the wings and abolitionisis, and the with.
drawal Of Birney, the black candidate All Ger
tainly hangs on that point just now II Mr. Web
ster speaks, we will certainly report him, so that
the Tribune need mol suffer any distress of mind
that point, and we shall, also, take especial care
to send our "unrlvalled corps to Philadelphia foI
the purpose OF reporting his great speech there
We are desirous to crafty all the reasonable de.
mands of the whig papers, and all the reporting
We will do gratis. Possibly, however, If we re
port MIR. Webster well, the British govemmen,
may send us over present. But, at any rate, we
shall report him, and il the Barings have another
$4,000 to spare, they can send it this way. We
promise them that We shan't be at all offended