Mr. Webster's Address at Andover, November 9, 1843 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Mr. Webster's Address at Andover, November 9, 1843
My Dear Sir,
At the suggestion of friends, I have looked over the printed reports of my remarks at Andover, for the purpose of publication, in a pamphlet, with some of the papers and extracts which I read, or to which I referred, put into an Appendix.
I doubt, my dear Sir, whether at this season of the year, and under the circumstances, I should have gone to Andover to address a large collection of people, if a disposition to comply with your own personal wishes, so kindly expressed, had not formed a large part of the inducement.
Will you allow me, now, as a manifestation of my esteem and regard, to present the pamphlet, in this public manner to you; and to avail myself of the opportunity for expressing the gratification which I feel, in knowing not only your intelligent and warm regard for the maintenance of the institutions of the country, but, also, that amidst the duties of your Chair, and the labor which you are known to bestow on the deeper studies belonging to your profession, you still find time to acquaint yourself, extensively, with its great and leading interests.
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