March 4.
To-day Mr.
Calhoun's speech will be read in the Senate, he being unable to deliver it.
Mr. Webster is expected to speak very soon. I do not believe he will compromise
the great question. He will have too much regard for his historic character
and for his consistency to do any such thing; at least, I hope so.
SOURCE: Mary Tyler
Peabody Mann, Life of Horace Mann, p. 293
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