Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
MESSRS. NAYLOR AND INGERSoLL.

nfcohN' MAJ LON AND IL
From the Philadelphia National Gasetc. March "a
An occurrence is detailed in The PENNSYLVANIA Of
this morning, the particulars Of which We Law b,cn.
our reHn'rs "',h sincere regret. The examination
~ the mai er 1.-THE Cong OCCASIONAL election IN wbi,
/ M. Charles }. lngersoll aud Mr. Charles Naylo,
were candidates. has been tho subject Of iu,pronc,
comment IN several Van Bu,en newspapers To
one OF these publications. MI Naylo, thou ht proper
To reply through the Wing papers nf this CIV TN,
answer. II appears from the annexed note of NJ,
Charles lngefsoll lth. sou oi Charles j. lnrc,sol
and counsel oi his father IN the examination bcfnr
the commissioner was held by him 10 be personally
insulting. Yesterday as MI Charlie, Inpe,soi
states in the Peonsy vaoan. he sent by Mr. Al
Picasanton, the following note TO MI Nayior
l36 WALNUT STREET
Friday moralrg. 20lh March, Is4O. {
Sir-l have just read IN This mornings Unued
States Gazette, your publication dated 18th March,
1910.
As introduced the testimony such as you sa,
mo man 81 sense pouf attempt 10 introduce anu iph,r,
and such rs 'icouid be secuted cih scorn from a ConJ
Y Jnst'ce or any tribunal ojhoncsttnen - and ms an,
the "Concocfor." as you pleased TO term me- with
the added cprhe Of "ajdmoas," ofthat of which Won
complain you wi, not think me unreasonable in
demanding ofyou, for publication in the newsp,.
pes "i lis afternoon, rcraction of these offensive
expressions, with an apology Tor having uttered them
have the honor 10 be your abedtent servant
C.1NGERSOLL
1nai'es Mayor, E'q THIRD street
10 this Nj. Nayl"r 'etured the annexed repIy:
No. 25A Norm THlhD SrnrE1,
F,hay morning, March 20, IslO (
SRI have jus, received your extraordinary not.
OF this morning. The rone OF that note leaves m. NJ,
chance To offer any explanation. | have tbe,eG,,.
only TO add that | will not nd YOU any ,,,,.c,;a
or apology.
have the honor to be, your servant.
CHARLES NAYLOR
{. lncersolI. E.q
Nh. Nay 'epiy was followed by second not,
from lnecrsds, OF which this is copy.
Friday afternoon, haiC past ocicck.
20b March. 1910.
Sir-Yonr noe is explicit Nv friend N,
Pleas inlon, who hands YOU ihls viii meet any ue,
son you may be pleased TO designate to him and al
tango necessary pIeii nIpaiies
lhave the honour TO be your servant
&. INGERSOLL.
Charles N,ylor Esq. Third street.
In mr. Ingetsoil's statement in the Pennsyvauan
he says IN substance tina, Mr.. Pieasanton inr,rm,s
MN ilai he found gentleman with Mr.. Mayfair who
requested thai Mr. Pleasanton would enpl,,n n . o.,
rama IN the others presence, " Inch was dee lined
Mr.. NaylUr then led him into anuther roo,p-at frs,
refused 10 read the note. then read IT, aud SAID h.
would answer Mr.. IugrrsolI in wniiug. Mr.. Plcas.n
ton politely desired TO knew " hen The a,s.e,
would be returned, when Mr.. Naylo, ordered him m
leave the hoasc. The particulars of an ATTACH h,
Alr. MAYOR and his friend upon NJ, PI,as,n,on con
cuoe mf' lngersoils narrative. As all the renIle.
men "e'e doubtless excited, fotbesr 10 give cur
'e"cy 70 an ex-pare statement. not intending how
ever, to call in question The firuess OF Col Ple,san
ION s .'rtesentaiion IN his view. Subsequently
MI Mayor sent the following note TO Mr. Iurrrsoli
Friday afternoon March 20. 1870
SUI return your uoie ofIhis aiternoon-- When.
esf' you ho person 10 carry your notes who kunws
nov 10 behave like gentleman in my house thew
s ali receive an answer.
haze the honor TO be. your servant.
CHARLES NAYLOR
&. Ingersol Esq. l3G Walaut street.
On Saturday m0iDins at twsni. five minutes pas,