Lewis Cass
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It is interesting to read in Niles an item recounting the popular enthusiasm over Cass, and by its side to see another short paragraph telling how Henry Clay was boisterously applauded at each step of a journey through the South. There were warmth and color in those young days of our country.
There were heroes and a hero worship strange to us in these later days. A committee from Detroit met their returning fellow-citizen at Ypsilanti, and he was conducted to his home by the route he had taken ...thirty years before, when he had hoped to escort Brush with his supplies to the assistance of Hull. Nothing speaks so well for Cass as the honor he had at his own home. The city was en- thusiastically devoted ; he was the political Nestor of the State. Without using the arts of machine politics he retained his hold on the popular confi- dence and support, until the later spirit of liberty- demanded a new leader inspired by the gospel of a new dispensation.
At a banquet given in his honor soon after his return Cass was heartily toasted, with the hope of adding another spark to the kindling enthusiasm of Digitized by Google A DEMOCRATIC LEADER, 197 the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is interesting to read in Niles an item recounting the popular enthusiasm over Cass, and by its side to see another short paragraph telling how Henry Clay was boisterously applauded at each step of a journey through the South. There were warmth and color in those young days of our country.
There were heroes and a hero worship strange to us in these later days. A committee from Detroit met their returning fellow-citizen at Ypsilanti, and he was conducted to his home by the route he had taken ...thirty years before, when he had hoped to escort Brush with his supplies to the assistance of Hull. Nothing speaks so well for Cass as the honor he had at his own home. The city was en- thusiastically devoted ; he was the political Nestor of the State. Without using the arts of machine politics he retained his hold on the popular confi- dence and support, until the later spirit of liberty- demanded a new leader inspired by the gospel of a new dispensation.
At a banquet given in his honor soon after his return Cass was heartily toasted, with the hope of adding another spark to the kindling enthusiasm of Digitized by Google A DEMOCRATIC LEADER, 197 the country.
What to read after Lewis Cass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mclaughlin, Andrew Cunningham, 1861-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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