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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALsASY, March 1910 P
some tras since. Gen. Cass was round this way
On an elsctioneering tour. but don't remember
that he ectured tonight however be delivered ais
course OF AZ hour and bali. from The pulpit Of Dr.
wycko4s church. to isrge End attentive audenee
snd lad the curiosity to go 70 hea- politician VINO
though he had sres; dculy get ne free surase OF
Detroit where lie had been E years refdenas Governor
of the Territory Of Michigan succeeded, y long NE
Of alteration and worship Of slavery and It's Southern
lords In estrsnznz FROM Mr. Van buren,, at the 5alu
more Convention Of ls4l Virginia Tennessee and Mis-
,isppi which ,aveholdng states cast theft undivided
votes steadily for Cas- during the nrst seven ballots
The General 65 or o., and looks aal1e a ola a. nc
speaks plain and quick without anything OF that
eloauence which reaches al once the head
and the heart He read from manuscript IN tone
neither harsh nor musical and a. ministers somennes
do in heir sermons spolOsized for skipping over
,ora Of the esve, Part had read before In Others u
bic speeches in the nevs-wEere ne ta'1s o. hsNl9s
sought the great West young emisrsnt nearly nAii
century 40 &c. &c. He pradenny len out party pol-
,,cs merely Introducing General Harrison, a. anxious
10 nav compliment &c his memory IS having Been ns
commander he also served under Hull whom, now
ever be Old not specially mention
The lvsiest parts Of his lecture, were where be IN
reduced himself "a standing upon the Pyramids OF
F,yu, and or the Mount Of Olives. IN JudeA lookns
down on the Dead Sea Inspecting Jerusalem oo~ios %
the reraas OF Napoleon as hii tlnereA cnAot passed.
bs oeial residence when in Paris. AID setting tetea-
tsts sith Lady Hester Stznhope near Sdop be, As q
good Chrissn traveller. and she IN toe Character OF Al
spostate Turk. smoking her eeIschs1m MS peep
ike Moses from Mount Pissah. had huuor IN H. Ssno
that 1. more hs has, for IL put more than me N
mind Of the political Pi1sah In Baltimore whence De
stood within step of toe promised lsnd OF All MS nope
and fesrs, fsrrned by his frisnd M Fok on the
/ h.nks of the Potomac under four year lease.
Nothing In his public life would induce one 10 infer
that General Csss particularly pious. de Is even
/ ostentauousiy Appees % Heaven references "
aJ.hovshs KingdOn. remarks ss 70 the peace OF Ooo
which pssseth all understanding are usually very suit
abs for the sacred desk but were not quite 80 spPca
/ bic 10 his discourse Of this evening ,
! lie protested great Admiration ana iespesl ~, VIC
Press and endesvored TO show that the standard Of mo
nj fens was sesty in proved but did not quote soun
Carolina Institutions present relations Win
nor those Of France with Algeria or OF Enssna Win
India In illustration He exhibited the progress OF tue
West-frorn 80 OOo hfry years since. 10 ave mllons
from one vessel 50Ofrom no surplus proc ees %
value of 900 uil.ns-40 years ago he was C. Mersns
OF Ohio-nOw he Is Senator for Michigan &c IN IoVo
he as moving the suspension OF the hsbeas corpus III
the Ohio Legisaiurein 1850 blowing on steam Gown
at stou in the grsnd clsprsp LARGE OF o. ~.
Hs head ia large--his features plain and rather Sc
we're when closely observed lie does not LOOK As q
kind hearted like Col Johnson and though a Wen
informed mHn mas that impress as were, OF supe
nor ability watch marks Clay and CalhOun. should
have been better pleased with his Lecture hsd mo-
known that he has got very rich by land sPecuisuon
a politician by trade bunker by choice whom MARCY
& Co would have gladly made President nsd not 'h'
Barnburners preferred 10 give the vote o. TINS StAte
Mr. Polk thsn whom more worthless choice no mer
could have made. $500 ,
Mr. CASSIE a native OF New Hampshire which he lief
in 1925 for Delaware thence crossed the Aeghsnies
Marietta in Ohio where he studied Law. (ss II Is called
and when Messrs. Berrien. Branch and lngham wouit
not cringe TO Jackson. Chen prompted BY Van burei
and his creatures) Cas- WA brought 10 washington
mend bis fortunes by bowling, and placed where Marcy
now IT, Hs ultra-Slsvery views, his harsh course U
the unfortunate Creeks, Cherokees, &c and MS sur
render of former opinions the Bank Question pavet
/ his way 10 an Embassy 10 France. where he worked
hard for African chains and against mutual Right
/ Search He pretended TO desire War with EnglAnt
about Oregon that he might gain popularity in Michi
gan &c be urged on the Texas and Mexican troubles
and voted against the Wmot Proviso. lie was al mrs
backward on the vote 10 Ireland bat when the paril
had settled 70 XII Il in the House, ne prolessed Y
favor H. AL,
In Paris he wrote book full of battery Of Louis Phi
ippe and PLAYED the WHY courer 10 perfection. Blair
In hs Globe Of April ls4l explained that Casss Tor
tune consists in the PONDS AND MoRTGASEs oDteinea
the public sale of real which he purchased IN Tn
early settlement Of Michigan or, IN 0tner Worus' ina
he IL Western landspeculaior, who used MS PosH'0
as Governor and Indian Agent 10 buy up land, lncluo
Ing a large slice Of Detroit &c. very chep whleA n
keeps selling 10 the useful portion OF his worthy coun
I tryunen very dear. on bond and mortgage.
Let those who desire hrow the character OF Levi
Cas- erisla,or consult the statutes he sanetone
( ~ ROGER SHERMAN