_Walsh_, Dr.,
his testimony to the use of tobacco, 152.
_Ward_, Thomas,
(the American Trenck) memoirs of, 116, &c. See _Auto-biography of
Thieves_.
_Webster_, Daniel,
his Speeches and Forensic Arguments, reviewed, 420, &c.
nationality of his addresses, 420
his birth, &c., 421
remarks on the support of schools, 422
graduates at Dartmouth college, studies the law; advantages derived
from intercourse with Messrs. Thompson, Gore, Judge Smith, Senator
Mason, 423-424
elected to Congress in 1812, 425
opinion upon a navy, 425
opposition to paper-bank proposition of 1814, 426-430
or receiving depreciated currency for government debts, 430, 431
his removal from Portsmouth to Boston, 431
counsel in the case of Dartmouth college, 432-434
Gibson vs. Ogden, 435, 436
Ogden vs. Saunders, 436
one of the delegates to revise the Constitution of Massachusetts, 437
selected to deliver an oration from the rock of Plymouth, in
celebration of the landing of the pilgrim fathers, 438, 439
at Bunker's Hill, on laying the foundation stone of the monument,
440, 441
on the deaths of Adams and Jefferson, 441
his part in Congress in favour of the Greeks, 442, 443
on the tariff, 444
Crimes'-Act, 445
internal improvements, 446
Panama mission, 447
election to the United States' Senate, _ib._
his overthrow of the doctrine of nullification, 447-455.
_Wilkinson_, General,
the foundation of a commercial intercourse with the United States and
Louisiana laid by, 209
his proceedings in relation to Burr's plot, 216-218.
_Willis_,
(as quoted by Mons. Merat,) his commendation of tobacco, 153.
_Wisniowiecki_, Michael,
chosen king of Poland, 468.
_Wolf_, Dr. J. Leo,
his part in the New-York Convention for forming a University, 297-311.
_Woodbridge_, W. C.,
part taken by, in the New-York Convention, for forming a University,
286-297-311.