Show s edwin M stanton edwin lil stanton was called by his bis sa s cc coph antic adill admirers admi reis the carnot of fol the suppression of the rebellion but if it was no necessary to find his prototype 0 amon the french revolutionists lie should have been called barrere ban ere him of whom it layl was said that lie approached nearer than any person mentioned irl ill history or fiction to the idea edca of consummate depravity the democrat with southern proclivities proclivities became a republican publican Ke a abolitionist 0 o is L ile he wits bot originally of a jurame enrage disposition yet his alood tt emed to turn to 0 gall all and bitter words aud and harsh ac actions eions became as natural lia tural as aa snarling and biting to a ferocious dog harshness aal and cruelty became with him first I 1 it a habit then a passion and at last a madness taken up by the democratic party just wore the war lie was tent sent on un all important legal mission to california land on his return wm was bitter in ill his denunciations ol of that old illie ape lincoln who had just just been elected president of the united states state A but a few mantl months is had chipser before lie hall had accepted a 1 portfolio in Lincol ns cabinet and undertaken to direct the tion president lincoln Linco lut for awhile humored liim him and alien lie would brusquely decline to comply with sonic some request sent to him in writing ting for an appointment or a discharge would ifould remark with avith a smile you see sec I 1 have no influence with this administration kt at 1 last ast however holeve r the Pre president and the secretary looked locked horns li orns on oil the lie executive order for crediting to counties the lie confederate prisoners slier enlisted in ill raised to keep ep the like indians ill in this ill is secretary stanton refused to 1 leave bave done and when mr lincoln called to ask why provost marshal fry was sent for and to tato tate the facts whon when lie ho hall had concluded mr stanton said now mr president these are flats anti and you must bee eliat tit at your order can call not be executed mr lincoln looked up and 10 e ahod mr secretary Secre taly I 1 reckon 3 aull have to execute the order stanton answered petulantly sir mr president 1 I can call not do it the order is nn an improper one ind and I 1 cu cun not ex execute acute it a sir secretary Linc lincoln oUi in ill a birin tone of voice it will ivill li aveto be done and it liia i its done alone nor did mr stanton ever abrain again I 1 attempt to repudiate ill an order from from the president when general grant assumed sullied as the ilia action of the army of tile the potomac lie soon found that liis ili orders atle taken fro from ill wires at the war department us they passed pass cd through 11 washington ashin ton aud ami of tell countermanded counterman coun I 1 aided or alian changed by sir stanton finally ri nilly when ichen grant giant had one oile day ordered a per tion of the lie troops kept to cover washington against an assault to join him arld anu stanton Si nilton countermanded the order the general came lip to Vas dashington hington vent to the white N alite house and ie quested sir lir lincoln to go with him to the war avar there general grant stated the casca case and when lie had concluded conclude tt fished mr if hi hid had not been correct the secretary Secre tiry said that tant it was but that lie abna nd thought that it wa was unsafe to expose wiliah IV I 1 5 11 iii ton to IL rebel raid mill ii by sending away su bially troops well veil sir mr president beliber de liber abely bcd general grant allot have to say is is thal heie can not be two ilvo chui autu manders mand to the annly J jf f mr I 1 1 stanton stin ton is to exercise command I 1 linit resign it I 1 kllc oi 1 icy 1 I mr lincoln S nafe for a luor moment nent nursing 17 liis his knee und and then looking I 1 un n k faini lonu lone ot or voice D mr I 1 secretary retain I 1 glied tiei tie s ived bette let G grant run ale Il luchine krom from that hour sir Sti ulon was ras general grant s i niost niest 11 mm ti r vant jail mr irr lincoln not been abis mr St stainton Stai aliton iton have to clell e front on oil tile the que question odion ot of or leave the cabinet cihi act reft isal of the senate tt lu gilld pre arcs 4 i ilena cut allily I 1 avirell rd ed f lr 1 I r 11 blidt cil to mr S ta I 1 iton from tile wall V ul pe ment vals ii a severe mow blow to ji leini hilti I 1 mad lie he never ic lecove covered roil from fiam it his na ag an all justice of the Sul irenie coutt hvall adlien w had failla llope liapes of lal in a lc ic covery overy failed t ta placate mill liin and ninny many th eliut a t I 1 ills iii suil lell death was ivas caused by liis his own atud this thi his I 1 frienda lOi iCil 7 I 1 1 I but they failed to convince general gushing cushing judge blaek black land anil others who hod examined tile the question fuestion lie ile hii i buried qt s oak I 1 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