Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
THE cAss MOVEMENT.

THE CAsS MOVEMENT
We copy the following interesting and inpcFs
tant Developments Of the Cass NOV oment at WASH
iuglon, iron the New York llerald's couespops
denee;
WASHINGTON, Dee 30, 1877
One Of the most important moves that hes ye;
been nude OH the political ehess.boar is fore
shadowed in correspondence that appeata in the
Washington Union Of Thursday evening, between
Mr. Caas andseyera members oi Congress, IN re-
lnon 10 the war, the Nilmot proyso, aud the set
tlrmfnl Of the slavery question: IN territory here
a0er be acquired by the United States. Mr.
Cass's letter Is dated the 9th Dee, lSi1, and is
addressedto 4. q T. Nicholson, Of Nashville, Ten.
nessee. The request Tor It's publication is signed
byJ, Thompson, w. S. feathtnlon, aud II. $,
foole, OF Mississippi; ", ". Mick aud John L.
Robinson, OF lndlunai Daniel $ Dickinson, oi N,
York; A. u. Nenahe, Of North Carolina; Howell
Cobb, Of Georgia; Thus, J, Turner, Of lllno.s aud
Nm Sawyer oi OHIO. Eaehul these gentlemen
my, lhereiufe be regarded as suppoaers OF Mr..
Cass's elaips iafthr Presidency lHat This moye-
mru 8# pio.eauecftHd one there can b. ma doubt,
| uaa ufru in contemplation iar mafe than llfre
cka although il has brru kept 80 close II did
MI lax out before THURSDAY
tlf Gass deearsa himself opposed 10 tho proyl-
sl and ID gfar q. lie WaJ aud ul ths puualfe Gi
ta.uIaH 4 muly Ou IL HiyHr qaasIiaH be-
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ls,c iaf lvIulaHes In suppan 81 Tim pastias hu
is Obliged 10 question the eunsllutioualfl, oi The
epiiuanee Lis, aud consequently to deny the
nght oI tougifss to sgisate Tor territories At all
IN auehi that eourrrus lhrlF domestic regulations
We learn thai thrfu Inns hHrn coalition be-
tween thu luendso Alf Cas- aud thosr Of Mr.
Dallas II Is sad, on unqlHsuouab'e authority,
that NJ Dallas has eHnsruled 20 be placed an the
ta,s lekrt as Vice President lhssifp has BEEN
takrn n consequence Of the hopfIsssurss ui get.
unr tie golg u Pennsylvania for Mf Dallas, aud
brcaizp the friends Of that gentleman prliff HAT
he sHoaId frmaia Wee President, than br entirely
ascudsd ir'n Pauir pat'un ia the gufefnusut dur
ng tie Hen administration. Alf Dallas has no
hope ai the Presidency, bui through Tie vote Of
Prnuss lsan.a. lAai soto all BE- gwen ia euu.
truiiaa Tor Mf BuoHaaani tIafgiofe. urfs is NO
hnpr 1T Nh pal' But sans saulhHfr men, de-,
s.f,us - compliment Hu iaf IN, ea=IIHg YaIe un
ir tail question, aze wiling 10 pul Inn ua AL
Gl..a lIahri iaf the Y.rr PRESIDENCY, win the
aiey Il a.alas thr Ny Zoe a saufa Ia clHa.dliy
lar TIE ttis,dsaHy a so Ia- saall aHl t4ru
have Ia s.IaazHi aIH=-i tIIH PIas#zsHl an Wee
ftra|#eHI, i=H-, tahan fIan iI= Nau4# Il
Is b.iI#ssd,b samv taat Nf DHa# has uHysf
#sp a#n iHH fifulsHag, haI LIT Is InrudH nave
HssI Hs urll#z "a tf.I eaIlaaIHaa, aE llr HuIpulr
al srgaHnt. = a .uaiy rnhHHIuHHI a Uaatiaus
anrr = H.s HIf uut HasIpua lbs Han teaHeriy
= .oi s. slHH Of o. III#nds HsKt teen sNrrsaIa.
8 ltHs#, a..a In CoaHlan ezla lha O4ss paIIy be-
ast4 "a Ilase Lea paaaf.d IA sans mrasaIf .,.
I- ir#IIae 81 Hsa.g hs.W.HH IHr iaHHfr 49, ilr
zHPpazl#f- ol NJ B4slaaai "a Penney wants
NJ Case itrf, iH#a, ,Ieasa a# Iar ,f#au.Hg
ali % tn coalition, % fmHHriauI Il s more
s1aiitafa 10 laHg tlaa esru ih# i.u# al Sa#lHlsin
iarn lHHluss'ysz Il saauis Al ell szaIHiuuzs OF
the slaFHp question, aal a maiv aHIa 1oHzIIH 60
81 H4abauauzVrwsl liau NJ Dawes titlsaaIgu
zpsrG#. IN yhHH Ir aaHtelfd coat . aIHls ilf
+ that tHafug aud snssy Cly. Al l1# atts ssata.
cru msn WiiI faugr themselves uuatf AlE avs
banner. aud the Dilas m-a IA lrpusY l,aiia ~.
Transfer TO linn lb'ir saerl YaIss,, pitching aru,
f al octave ioWsflo lhef oWH layUuia.
Bat It j. easy TO lofe-ee thai the Mimot pr1y.so
+ men viii h. irrflby indg dguanl against Me- Cass--
lhe more that br was formerly au advocate OF tIltf
. doctrine. They will nov, 10 all probability, fla
upon Mr.. Buchanan a. lhr.f ciIues, as tlr inru4s
I OF Mr.. Van Bafrn dselalm all ldga oi rlunus h.m
l again.
] This movement viii cause good deal Of -.
eitrmfut 100 prnusl sauia. Mr. Dallas fyiifss 10, ia
this contest, aud throws all hn strength iulu Mf
Cass's scale, The trends oi the latter agfc,.ug 10
place Nj Dhlass name on thr ucksl iot Wee
firridcuL Mr. tassr frnunciauon ofihc Nhnlut
pioyisa doctrine whl 4iso came a sensation A
the lfsi session Of the lasi Congrs, h. Sol.d, ~
believe, Tor The pro,iso. Last srsslon he opposed
Il, not on IL mtris, but The ground u ,tpsdi.
sncy. II fPssks well iOrihe pfogirss ofinll thu,
MI tass has At snglh seen that measure LOO ls
true light sud that he is nov soiu.ly convinced u
i,s evil tendency, that be drnouuce. 4 as danger.
Gus aud unconstitutional The Presidential gsmo
has iaiTiy commenced.