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June 26, 1830
New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
The Raleigh, N.C. Register praises a contemplated dinner in Baltimore honoring Representative Mr. Webster for his non-partisan legislative efforts benefiting the entire Union and his exceptional talents and character.
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Mr Webster. In noticing the contemplated dinner to this gentleman in Baltimore, the Raleigh, N. C. Register, says:
"It is thus that the people delight to honor those Representatives who, casting off the trammels of party, exert their influence not to advance the interests of any particular individual or district, but who legislate for the glory and welfare of the whole Union. There is not, we believe, an individual in the United States who stands higher in the estimation of the public than Mr Webster, whether as it regards brilliancy of talents, extent of knowledge, comprehensiveness of views, elevation and rectitude of spirit, and general aptitude for business."
"It is thus that the people delight to honor those Representatives who, casting off the trammels of party, exert their influence not to advance the interests of any particular individual or district, but who legislate for the glory and welfare of the whole Union. There is not, we believe, an individual in the United States who stands higher in the estimation of the public than Mr Webster, whether as it regards brilliancy of talents, extent of knowledge, comprehensiveness of views, elevation and rectitude of spirit, and general aptitude for business."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Webster Dinner
Baltimore Honor
Raleigh Register
Political Praise
Union Welfare
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr Webster
Where did it happen?
Baltimore
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Baltimore
Key Persons
Mr Webster
Event Details
Contemplated dinner in Baltimore to honor Mr. Webster, praised by the Raleigh, N.C. Register for his non-partisan representation, legislative focus on the Union's welfare, and personal qualities including talents, knowledge, views, spirit, and business aptitude.