LIFE

AND

PUBLIC SERVICES

OF

GENERAL LEWIS CASS,

TOGETHER WITH THE

PAMPHLET ON THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.

"HE'S A MAN

WHO DARES DO AUGHT SAVE WRONG,

FEARS NOTHING MORTAL BUT TO BE UNJUST;

WHO IS NOT BLOWN UP WITH THE FLATTERING PUFFS

OF SPONGY SYCOPHANTS WHO STANDS UNMOVED

DESPITE THE JOSTLINGS OF OPINION."

BY WM. T. YOUNG.

(SECOND AND IMPROVED EDITION.)

DETROIT:

PUBLISHED BY MARKHAM & ELWOOD.

1852.
S.G

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1851, by

WILLIAM T. YOUNG,

In the Clerk's Office for the District of Michigan.

TO THE

PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,

THE

FOLLOWING LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES

OF

THE SOLDIER - THE DIPLOMATIST-THE STATESMAN,

AND NATIONAL DEMOCRAT,

IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED.