Lewis Cass Democratic Candidate for President 1848 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame and hung upon a parlor

and hung upon a parlor wall

and true enough

a wound bled out before aides could staunch it

and the brisk civic ambition of a city rebuilt from its own ashes

this is the founding document of the United States — the words Jefferson wrote

Lewis Cass Democratic Candidate for President 1848 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame and hung upon a parlorLewis Cass Democratic Candidate for President 1848 a campaign portrait of the Michigan senator and apostle of popular sovereignty, fronting a Democratic ticket that would lose to Zachary Taylor as the question Cass tried to finesse, slavery in the territories, refused any longer to be finessed. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical