New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Nlm:Nork daily Tribn,re
THE HON. +. p. STANTON.
HIS PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE VIEWS.
From The Memphis tTenn.J Ardianohe.

From The Memphis (Tena.J Aco,onehe
The correspordepce tet ween the Hon. + p Stanton
ar many Of his fcrmer pocs enem@s, was published
in city psper on Sundey morning. We he'd not the
misfortune read the ponoence IN ia nour
Yesterday and We shsll offer TO thanks to the ev
genius that subjected ut to the performance OF so az,
tas efnl task. indeed perussl OF fhie corrsspond
eIce ia enough 10 sckeD the heart Of every true SIutn
EN- man, and TO produce alarm and dssiasS 10 the
uh
These seekers after information On the Ksnsas ques
ton ere anxious 10 hear Mr. SantoGs views We
cam OF a1pnTe their TASTE for if they bad kept tnem
selves posted on the pocs events Of the dsy, they
would long since have learned that Mr. st &nton Vie We
upon the past, present and future OF haosss, lao
Gated pohug but past, present aud future uesch-
ery 10 the South Surely there r"tupg IN ir San
ton'r political record Ksnsas, calculated to inspire
sdmr alton or induce desire in tns b1soms OF oou'u-
ern men TO hear "hs views" Hs career sho rs u
systema.ica betrayal Of the South or every OCCASION
As II imp, leG by deep seat riaav Jence, Nc
showed determlnstion 70 turn his h7nde against the
| south, under the shsdow OF whose power he had
poekeied muon OF undeserYed enoiaDent ano 50
| inapy unworthy hoDo,s Hs dared - defena toe
treaChery of tist masniii,e ,ent scoutdrel k)osrs J
Walker. Ind,ed, Mr.. Stsn;on II snifest sucn de-
ternped )uton abandon the land of the mother
that gave him bntn, that tie people of the Solth
spCke out in thunder tones dsspproo1los his course
MANY that WerO Nious tu sustain t's " views were
r.uctarty forced To bend TO the blast Of southern
fury wnicn swt pt 80 wildly over the Sut0. Mr. b.
chsI an tie wGitlnd Oi Southern ne apd ne soon
wasteo bis HANDS OF all cDnuec u Win r I. S'anton
! u nj uiceIemoLously kicking him from office. AZ a
ma ter uf course he poor, cnt-d ionocent now
became fayorIte with the AboltpDists Tor they re-
/ gard him martyr TO their lnisuoUs csnse. Inc
new spspers Cf ths dsy the past history o Ans As
tell icanc aous tse iegsrd t. Mr.. Stsuons sub'e-
uaeut sflilson elth the Abuitonists. From the oAy
he was removed from Ciee rot previously, ne CO.
/ operstco with tEe eLemies Ct the Republ ana toe
turbtrf OF the pesce aId tlatqrty ottee COUNT 8.
/ His Uaue mei TONED as Ia uTe BlAck heplo!t
can candidate for Governor OnS0 Stsfes Seua.Or.
/ lr6esd, be and the A5Oitionst- were rs owing a.
sucking 6eVes, precious ss q i5Ves t. misO'tuce
Mr stanton next turI'sd up in the NOIih; ne sSw 2
scow of polest indigr mantle the brow OF every
true friend tho Colstituiiou, Rbe he was grs"ai
Vi'h csresses ard s,niles from the Abo onlststney
I prsstd sud caTessed DIN.
he was magultt 20 into political dvlnltl. IL was not
surp SEQ thht Mr. SautOb cou posi- bly, nave to- hay
ou.d 70 snow hls peTtdious iace among people ne
had "a base BETRAYED. Rut feeung iDs-nsiOle Of
shane he coucuctd - brook pubic Sc'rn iof oo's
spo 10 venture smorg people that feund him cold
frozen sid who warmed hun into e, not Tor the Puf-
vose Of ugirg them cut tC prevent ther beng silng
hv ctbers. l. i trne thSt public dlnoer Was not
ttndeIso 20 Mr stanton tust he ~as no' ssrenaae1
nor his sdvont into the city welcomed by Committee
or the firing of caunou: but il Is irue--snsmCfully
true--thst 10 was compimented scd hpnored 10y the
T, cepton Of letter, signed by the most respecsolo
Of our cti2ens, asking IRON nm pnolc speech !.
Greet God! Shllher are we teDcins sno to what are
We ctm'ug
Ard MI Stanton e letter in reply 10 the call for hi
"viess is in keeping with hs ue4caery 10 haosis
for Re openly svow edy and emphs,iesiy takes side
with the Black Republicans ard sgalrst the S1uIh
In Act his litter reh OF All the stale sblse
which TIr ~ \. ThirUsE has hesped upon the PIssi-
dent. the Democratic party aud the South. Ay,
Whist is mere Mr. stanton NOT by inunendo AID insin-
s,;o, s-bu, bv bod aud emphatic sngu aga, says In
his letter THE VOTE OF TIE REPUBLICANS
"WAS LIBERAL AND PATRIO TIC" while ne
sccuses the south of rust,e," ard stignatlzes Mr.
BocbsIsn of "faithlsss" conduct and betrayal Of
the rights of the psope,' Clizeas Of toe SOUTH DO
| Won near thst 7 A man comes among you, ana 10
feply 20 complimentary letter. tels you tnat the coz
duct OF the Black Republicans is Liberal and pat
riotc but the cotdact of yoar own representative
ia " faithless betrayal of the rights OF the people.
Zen NAV The South despair Of preserving her rights
And honcr; well may enc give up al a. lost when