From thf Morning Poss / GENERAL LEWIS CASS
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MR. HARrER:-impressed wiib the belief gbsI the following pages wlll p96Fe interest ing 10 uaaav of yoEE rsatieTs.i send them io yoa. They Gorm 4he cosclndIag paTs of a manuscript .-Llfe ef Geo. Cass.n the pBblica- ton of which has beer delayed, owing 10 peculiar considerations affecting the writer. They are sent to ' ou, with the request tt,at yoa wsil patisss theol. plber lo stow. lhai among the many who have --done lbe Slale some sers4ce," and Who are held In memory of the People, this sterling specimen ct Western Democracy is aoI among those least regarded, DOT least deserving of honor. Ii vour readers receive any qualification from 4heir persusl, will be pleased; and may favor VOL on some fsture occasion, with other exiFac1s.

 Very respectfully

 Your friend. l.