The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05
General Cess Arrived Home.
BIS RECEPTION IN DETROIT.

from tae DvtroiI Free Press, March 2
Tne return Of Genera. Cas- 10 his home IN Detroit WINS
attic demonstration or The part Of ctiz " all classes
aho united IN cordial display OF the respect aud esteem
ronstration OF Kind SELDOM accorded men in
public lfe the weight ard position OF the PRINCIPAL par
Elephants belonging 20 standard which cootstu 90 in
isen compliment OF tao highest order We teel as-
that any Similar occasion has boty OF
citizens Comprised much OF sodity, wealth and
rsspecubii,ty that which yesterday morning TOOK
statesman, whse close OF otce has probably for the
lsst time, fcupa III c.ose.
The close IL ADDRESS OF welcome by Mr. Emmons,
SfDesal Case rcpied IN the following gordss--
SIR The kind reception which my fellow citizens
DstI Of, have gwen me, this my return ngs them
has me Sih oToound emotions OF gratitude
rhe .coil.ctios and sscca which press upon
knowledge ID. k,ndntss Wy political ended
ana warned tAa' IN the course Of nature my I've ap-
breaches Ste termination. back TO tbs Of
ery ahofs and caras and eyertoos, cndcared 10
uy many interesting association remain among yoi
TN Ia he providence OF God. sha called tom cot ina
nna change that later must come ~ all youpg
advebtDr.r 10 his great region " tho Northwest mas
proved " me- ne % many others only land of pro
mise, but iand al-o Of performance You have beon
70 the services ! have bscn called uoon 10
render 10 this section Of our common country
posed colonial condition TO ts present position sscd
Of al the elements of human power and prosperi,y.
aaye bu' che fegrc, y encounter n resumng my place
aporg you ipG 20, U.s. from tho portions CRISIS 10
= att ihuing 70 no earnest TOR the prescrya
tion aybs II on end u The construction the great sork
d our raibors and which has secured 10 their
greater measure OF freedom ami prosperity than any
tiop ever ebjoyed before eau crscy persuade my
sell that / not oppressed BY fearful dream,
when eject upon al that Is passing IN country
and upon the position IN Which this great republic is
pscca, suddcny struck rom the summit ts prospe
riy, ard With future before us which ,nem
pate shou he mos SERIOUS alarm In all htstory there
70 notbtDt TIE II. with external enemy tropole
ys Win no internal oppression With uone Of these vsi
IaiiT o. pes,ileuce or fanDe other eyts By which
nstons arc often pun snot for thoT Offences we have
retkleasy put U hizarr Dcstimabe besgipps aud
are entering tia; lth Of discard and division ana bof
der disputes, whoa, x there ia any truth n xtorv
nust Iced 20 meet disaa'ToIs eooseaucnrcs do not
slluce 70 THE fearful subject n partisan spirit do
GOT seek 70 investigate Tho whcn led 10 the pre
sent state OF things But J indulge In the hope that,
before Ia too late, there will DO through
The whole couDtyy-a firm oeterminaton--to cuitivn,e
feelings OF friendship ano harmony, accompanied by the
manifestation " rpDto Cancellation compromise
Of justice ndee< which may lea 70 the hope that II the
work IL earnestly and promptly undertaken may
cecd under Prov deDce In establishing the integrity
and tie blessings Of tbe constitution with the patriotic
cooperation OF the whole American people.
No Dr1y on Its we hope says tho savannah Re1a5li
con our COngIsss arranging tbe rce list Of the pre-
sent tarf, lave lot omitted 10 embrace this article
essential both 70 health and comfort in the extreme
southern portions Of the condderhcv. while IN higher
ATTITUDES ice may be regarded a luxury, there
merry OF us who live where rs regular and abundap,
supply NAV be Justly considered smorg the ncccssarks
81 me- We are sirotg for no duty on wee
sBIr'Am1Srres srPu0.-rhere IN a strike among tho
fhlrCarpentoYe OF he taLas Vyou 4.vrara