devotedly tur Ihe ensuing six years. During (his period, he was a member of Ihe Stale Convention for revision of Ihe Constitution in Ir-'JO, of winch John Adams was the President he whs also, during Ibis tune, invited to become a randuhte hr Boston for Congress, and a co utlee from Ihe Le gislnlure had waited upon him, tendering bun the appointment nf Senator in Congress, all w inch he de clined, in IK.?, he yielded to the most pressing solicitations, and became a candidate for an election to iho Houso nf Representatives in Congress, and was elec led by 1000 majority over Jesse Putnam. He was ir elected in fJ4, w hen the records show that out of CtOOU Tules he received 411W. Again, tu 1?, helime he resigned his seal, ii'iviug reccivru irom ucn. ijurnscin, the President elect, un intiinntinn that it was his inteuticn lo call hi in to the Department of Stnlp. Mr. Webater remained in the Cabinet of General Harrison and Mr. Tvlt r. till Mav H. 1843 on .l,., h day or Ihe day previous, Ihe oecesiary laws had paused the two ilousea, for carrying into execution tlie iiumy oi tiasiiingtnn and giving llie sanction of Congress, to the Mission to China. These measures being thus completed, Mr. Webster resigned hisollieo. In the winter of lf-lii, Jlr. Webster was again elccl-ed to the tSenale, and look his seat in March IB4.r, of which honorable body he is now a member. Mr Web slcr never was a member of the