Why Daniel Webster remained on Tyler's cabinet after everyone else resigned?

Daniel Webster remained on President John Tyler's cabinet after everyone else resigned due to his commitment to national unity and his belief in the importance of his role as Secretary of State. Unlike other cabinet members who opposed Tyler's policies, particularly his pro-Southern stance and veto of the Whig party's legislation, Webster prioritized his diplomatic responsibilities and sought to maintain stability in foreign affairs. Additionally, he had aspirations for a stronger role in national politics and believed that staying in the cabinet would help him influence policy and uphold his vision for the country.