TO THE EDITORS OF THE NATION


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GENTLEMEN Accounts of the. recent me-
lancholy death of Darwin E. Stanton, Esq.
of this city, at Sleubenville, Ohio, where he
was on visit to his friends. have appeared in
the public papers. They are SO various thai
Ideem il proper to send you the following ex-
tract from letter from his brother, E. M.
Stanton, Esq, to me- ts3


After stating that DIR. Stanton had been sick
since the 18th instant with chills and fever,
and great pain in the head, and affection Of the
brain, he says: A48fa lttla


During all the time he evinced great ankle
ty and distress of mind, with frequent deiri-
um, and expressed the opinion several times
that his medical attendants did not understand
bis case and were moi treating Improperly. His
friends, on the ether hand, were assured by
his physicians that he was out Of danger. and
parted from him on Tuesday night, the 22d,
in the belief that he was free from danger, and