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We cannot doubt tha: Mr. Webster, ever since his withdrawal from his late office, has breathed more freely, and is, for the present at least. far happier man than he had been for many moons before. Certainly we hope so. We are, as our readers know. not of that class of persons who seem 10 think it impos- sibIe to prefer one eminent man for particu- lar purposes, without quarreling with all other eminent men; and while we sincerely admire HENRY CLAY and in the earnest con. vic'ion of our understanding prefer him as candidate for the Presidency, we can also admire the great abilities of DANIEL WER- srEE. and hold his services in grateful re. collection. Albany naiIy Advertiser.