MY DEAR SIR,—Above
you find the note which you suggested. I have just come from the Capitol, where
Mr. Calhoun's death has been announced with more than usual circumstance. He
leaves but three of us who were his associates in 1813, Mr. Clay, Mr. King, and
Daniel Webster.
Three o'clock.—I
have only time to get this off.
Yours,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
SOURCE: Fletcher
Webster, Editor, The Private Correspondence of Daniel Webster, Vol.
2, p. 364
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