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General Cass. He has evinced great talent and
6rmness in meeting and resisting the political op-
position which, in an illjudged moment, has been
brought to bear against the country and the war,
and his whole course has been SO able and patri-
olc that ne has won troops of friends. 10 the war
with Eng land no man took the field with more
ardor at the head Of his regiment. When Gen.
Hull trAitorously surrendered the army to the
British, like chevaIer of old, he broke his sword
over his knee in anguish and despair at that event.
Such men, and such principles, arc to be estimated
and cherished by free people. ..s ..E


Harrisburg Union.