Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09
Louis Cass and Louis Philippe,

Louis Cass and Louis Philippe.
The following delectable correspon.
dence between two great men, has just
com to light in England, through the ae-
eideutal discovery of some of the fallen
monarch's papers.
CLAREMoNT, London, Sept. 1st., Is4s.
Dear GeneraL-
Comment va la saDte? You ave not for
got la belle France! You see | am in Eng
land. | sail get some rest, nevaire. Mes
subjects have say to me-good bye! or,
tout la meme chose, | tell them good bye!
We parted, and that coqnin, Lanartine,
he would ride the steed which ave throw
me; mails, entire nous, Lamartine is TN fou!
"Un fou en- fait d'autres," is the proverb;
or, angIais-one fool makes many.-Like
lie Bucephale Observation-Disclosures on its
hack mnst ave a rider like that Mameluke,
Napoleon. | was yer good to my peo-
piles. C%avaignac is uneasy in the sad
dle-his turn will come next-certain-
meut. Mais, pardonnez moi!
| write now, to assure you of my srande
regard. Zone good turn deserves anoder
is the English saying. Now, ave moth.
ing to do and l design when you are
President DIES Etats Unis, to proceed over
and write a hook-"LE PRESIDENT EFT
La REPUsL1auE DE LOUIS Cass!" You
know I am grateful. You did all posi-
Bile to keep me in power. l sail do the
same fer you. The gamins of Paris did
not value my gouyernment-you did.
Since | left, they have been cutting one
anoder's threats. Tres bien! Let them.
Yon and me could manage them, and if
you had stick by me-if youhad continue
to praise my government, your grande
example might ave saved me. What you
admired, the gamins thought could not
be yer bad; bu: when you left-sacre lie
Diable, it was the signal for "kick down
a row" "E Pluribus unum"-we are
one, as your republican motto say. | be-
dat is the English of it, but / ave for
got my Latin, though not my English
since you and me was teach school so
many years ago.-If it is not right you
make it right sill vous plais.
Vic treats me yer cooly-avec yer
sang froid. She thinks l did not
hold the reins tight sufficient, and my steed
running off, Vic say it started the hunters
of Tipperary and BaIlingary: But"Divil
burn me if %care!" I ave learned so much
Irish since | ave been here. .-%
NImporte. / ave give you the news.
Now about one-two oder affair. must
ave a school again, as the Paris roguaes
will not give me my money. | am yer
able to teach how to make grande por-
fessions.-CouId you get me the Black
Cockade establishment in Delaware?
Guizot begs to be- remembered to you
Poor man! He ave not look yer well
we tree used to sit owe the Burgundy
at the Tuilleries, The queen sends her
regards. Attended, yots, one oder mat
sill vous plais. As you was yer good
to procure a bottle ofwater from la ~riviere
Jordanfor the christen of our royal grand
son, the queen would be yer glad you
could give her one oder bottle from the
harbour at Chicago, to suit De Joinville,
who intends to be one grande republican,.
We le President Louis Cass!! Avec
sentiments de s.z=5@ @s@ at
grande consideration. Votre ami.
LOUIS PHILIPPE.
Au General Cass, Ex-Minister, &C.,
.es Etats Unis. g @a# 5a' "*
In retirement, at Detroit, Sept. Is, 1s4s.
SIR: There is SO much confusion ia
vour enquiries under date of the lst inst.
hat circumstances will prevent my an
your letter in full.
l have the honor to be your ob't
erv't, s s@
LOUIS CASS.
Monsieur Louis Philippe, Claremont,
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