New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
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Correspondence OF The n. y r-.51le.
C.so.,NA-r. o., July I, 1862
/ l. is not maryelous--tiis enthusiasm for the old
/ hag9 Sometime Il prcyokes one. For example, 1t
seems TO me tha, the soul Of honor, wherever 1t
dwelt must have felt Jingle Of shame when The
y. D. Delta recently brough, us IL adjoining columns
accounts Of how FOR lowering 4 United States flag a
man was hung in that city, while FOR stripping
negro woman who lad conducted orr officers through
house on search for aaaS ~ her mis.resss ordeTs
and heatDr her 10 the verge Of dearA-rubb.ng
brine into Der wound beating her tili he could no
LONGER standa nan was pat into the parish iIlson
For degrading bunting, death, for Oweung the
image OF God d few days IN The parish prison
Well II Cannot be always thus. Dat Of tiese
fires surely or standard snail come purified. so that
all shal know, even Butler, that no man can lover
a. lag Of this nation but be who uses the authority
of is heavenly huCs 10 lower, 10 c-siaNe, 10 wrong
that being OF heart ard brain whom God has made
his own ensign. 50 let &c ioot OF, We people et II,
GA this heroic Jay, shoot ont everywhere, on roof
turrt and s,eepie; We sAa' nsii A 90 an omen that
come wirm Sumner ddy shall sOon come 10 our ua-
1nal tree and that i. thal Cl0tbe Itself with bios
scms of heavenly and radiant yr'Des, OF winch your
STARE aud s'r.qes Of tie dawn are cut shadows.
Col. Stanley Matthews has .or some years oc u
MAD a somewhat yrOmiren, posi'on in the political
affairs If southern OHIO. When he began he, 1t
WAS a. 4 talented ardent youth, with On opposition
p-uhiy romantic TO the buying and s-l.ng o. human
leiugp 81 chat.c. HE friends watched hssc syinp-
toms with anXious care aui, in course % tiGc had
their worst tears confirmed by Stanleys connection
with az Aut-sayerv paper gno, alas! Nlta TIE hor-
rible r.. G. Y. r. Nattdtvf went en- TINA tor fone
yeats Stanley was poor very poor. Liberty then,
wclc than ia the last icw wears, sr.ead but poor
table for her children. Even less Was d0ue ~ the
lfec-Socrs On they wore tcn termed, Ior ttis tai
euted man than they should have donei for. say
what hypocies viii about dislnferes'ed motives no
young should igeal out ton.leaI OF Oder gram
Win q uuZL.e vi neglect op.
At this point tho shlewd Democrats who knew
Mathews received % make ole more effort % rescue
sim. strong plaster yas put on his back. aud j.
was found ihat zoe Anal Slavery tendencies hal not
vet eeriOusiy affected tle spine. Abd thu soon
became Aexi0lc enough. Neslth and Office came IN
duo tino. MGtihsWe being the aolest Democrat IN
Sou neru Dpi0 could gcl any thlrg. lte Wac Judge
IN our Courts, fud then Cri,ed STATES Attorney ior
Ito District. lie was H. prosecutor Of Conely. TIE
reporter wlo was tried Tor igrOor.ng luNiuve
slave. During the trial, Tom Corwn being '0r ihe
urisoner a urea, deal OF tine aud telling ofat0y WA
nea.d II the United States Nomt-.oom. inc most
telling, however, was EEae ~ an yt = laHer named
Levi Coffin with whom S,afl,v bad cncr been *
f0,iated in the Underground Railroad. When Mat
thews was examining lev Is 8. witness, tle Later
rstorudei the Court. Jury, apd LTsc audi -nco by
saving " Stanley Matthews, why hasn't thee ar-
rested me Il stead OF this y0Gng man Thee kn0ws
that / hIl or ana 'vhN''i iH-U4Ntrf lef li9h " s'
often assisted me m 50 dOinS. universal 81 To-
s.on--a United States Attorney with very red lights
In biz llce-aud the cnItall falls.
But we hope It has Only fallen on act second of
this man t. End that what esemed two-act ira gpdy
mav turn out q hye.art b,roIc dsaGa. S3niry-
now Col. Stanley 4iatfhew,-has been doNn h. The
nidst az Slyeyi has teen faithfully feryi hi.
country il Ter tra ne Is one ot the people has had
their faults. and is now throbaiDg Win their ,if,ues.
The Democrat household j. anxious about bun,
and apIrehcuds return Of tie old troubles OF his
youth, which thoy hoped he had outgrown-to VII,
u rising OF The neGit, ana spine in has back.
While The eX-lion. fugh aAd company Of ihis city
have beeu hanging around IT,, EAgRirCr Office
Matching treason, Col. Matthew'S haa been other
wise engaged; be was not posted In TIE pro-
gramine had not seen the Democratic Congressional
Address and lots OF other things ia short, ho lately
10 this city from Tennessee in state OF utter
hopeless nefeieDce. Around him shey all got-Pugh