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The Memphis Appeal in copying part of
one OF our articles, seems to think we did
not present true version of Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's history during the late war. and re-
quests US to publish Col. Stones letter rela-
tive 10 that subject. Always ready to ac-
eommodate our Memphis neighbor. we will
do so, with much oiher testimony relative
10 the matter; perhaps more than the Ap.
peal would like to see. To sustain our pre-
vious position, we will give him the evi-
dence of Gisinterested witnesses. and he NAV
appropriate all he can to the benefit of Mr.
Van Buren from Col Stones letter, who is
himself interested, so far as odium will at.
lach itself to the anti-war party. Col. Stone
and MIR. Van Buren slept in the same bed
about the period of 1872