One Of Daniel Webster's Best

The lato Kondall O. Peabody, of Franklin, was accnstomed to teil tho followinjr, which wc have never secn in print, Mr Webstor aud Henry Clay were standing on tho steps of one of tho hotels at Washingtan, and Mr. Peabody was closo by and heard what was said. A drovo of jackasses was passing by, and Mr. Clay thought it a good opportunity to got ajoko upon Mr. Webster. Ue patted Mi-. Webster on the shoulder - pointed to tho long e:irod donkeys and said : "Mr. Webster, there are some of }rour Northenl eonstiüiouts." "Yes," replied the great statesman, "going South to toach school." -