Cleveland, passé et présent ; son représentant les hommes : . miration, son urbanité, gentillesse et markedsocial garanti leurs qualités personnelles fort attachement, et par eux son décès a été considéré comme un.se.ere affliction personnelle, ainsi qu'une grande perte de public. Ce qui est remarqué brièvement, l'un qui meurt relativement tôt, hadgiven la preuve d'une grande capacité d'affaires, ainsi qu'ofunusual^ promettent le pouvoir et la popularité avec le peuple de son propre État, andnation. Un workprofes ^ fût WILLIAM.Chanter pour donner des croquis, même brève et incomplète, du représentant des hommes de Cleveland, serait manife

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Cleveland, past and present; its representative men: . miration, his urbanity, kindness and markedsocial qualities secured their strong personal attachment, and by them his decease was.regarded as a se.ere personal affliction, as well as a great public loss. Thus is briefly noticed, one who dying comparatively early, hadgiven evidence of great business capacity, as well as tlie promise ofunusual power and popularity with the people of his own State, andnation. WILLIAM CASK ^ A workprofes.sing to give sketches, however brief and incomplete, of the representative men of Cleveland, would be manifestly defec-tive did it omit notice of the late William Case, a gentleman of ster-ling worth aud great popularity, who w:i^^ ideiitiruMl witli muc!i ol thematerial progress of the city, v>-ho had a host of deeply altachedfriends while living, and whose memory is cherished with alfectionateesteem. ii rt/Ji •fjoiyuj f)ioftfi lAjjiyj n)ti/!Zj6i»i J«iJt awoi/tio sky/ li Ji:!>7 tyrudMt wi J, 5.:« :», a.^-, >:>;j atji Alois an :iaAO MAIJJlVf. ^^^r?^ -^ ^-.^-^r*-?^--- %K ^•«^•>^?^^^^;:^?^- vvi-t^f ^ --Cjf- ? • -^^^3^14^ > =^ ? ^ -v -^i ^- •.•7 IUum^^^^ > M %-v xp^ ... ^ }o hj jj/ji ITS REPRESENTATU E MEX. .jj»., William Cust- was born to prosperity, but this, which lo very manvhas proved the ;^rcatest misCortune of their lives, was lo him no oi!, but, on fhe roiilrary, a good, inasmuch as it gave him opportunity lorgratilying his liberal tastes, and his desire to advance the -oncralwellare. From his lather, Leonard Case, he inherited an extiuordi-nary business capacit3% indomitable energy, and strong commonsense, with correct habits. To these inherited traits he added anextensive knowledge, acquired both from books and men, and madepractical by keen observation, and liberal ideas, which he carried intohis business and social affairs. In all relations of life he was ever agentleman, in the true meaning of the word, courteous to all, therich and the

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