Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30

Your being abse II, from the city, prevented my See-
in, con until 18th Ocluber, when presented 10 you
ali the correspond nee, and temporarily ",t'init" ~"
further official connection with your affairs, knowing
we'll that you would now a'lo% the ,na'"r :" ~ - Wv,
| was induced to the course pursued, pfinc'rdiiy -. ~
,.,rnn, desire 10 settle Tue aiiair amicatiy, II possinie'
mh;oh lid mol even despair OF; or, IT IT became neces-
; ,h,, you should resort to the last anu "hiy iiea"1
left you for redress, you might have Tue oppnflun', :"
nh,,;n;np the services of friends better skilled III lux
e,ionette pursued in such cases. now, ac'"g y" NY
own responsibility, laid The whole subjeci-maitef IN
d;snr,e before some friends, in whose Judgment l hao
the utmost confidence, and some Of whom Knew !" &c
intimate with NJ. d. All of them were OF OPINION ina,
the charge Of purloining ought To be withdrawn ana
scvsraa Of them promised TO see Mr.. Bolts on The SUD-
ject. ;,c,rmoJ
Whilst affairs were in this state, was in'ortheo
On The 2O,h October, that you had obtained tue SIR.
vices of another friend. On learning VINO ln's 'fienu
was. was well satisfied that your honor c"uio y. oe
placed in worthier hands; and | was al the ame ." ~
s,ronalv IMPRESSED with the belief, that owing !"
Inc Ionr and close intimacy existing between HIM and
Mr.. b tina, his arguments-and indeea ms .aK'ne "
the matter at all-would have mrch 'hi'uen.e :" o''"S
inc the difference to an amicable term'hailh d resu
which fill no further etfnIts OF mine cy 10 posslo'y
,snd n nroance. These were principally',he motives
whv declined acting any farther officially. IN the o"s'
ness. u,,.na
inc that YOU purposed despatching on the ionow.ns
morning, a letter to MIR. Bolts (~posltvriy c'n,ao,etn
Nh. lynch 8 statement, if il authorized hlns lhr. bl =
uaka The charge contained in his address 10 VI,
puh,;c' and AGAIN demanding a Withdrawal OF the oil
fens,ve bDguageD obtained a meeting o, some mn
tual friends, for the purpose OF discussing inns n'a'f.
and devising some means oil adjusting -. . !.
inu. il was decided that Two of those present should a
s,on q q practicable, hold a conversation with Mr.. b'tt
IN the subject, and that you be requested to snspeh'
your intended demand a day or two: to thus request =
the advice Of your friend, you asserted amer ne
ahoye named conversation occurred, you p'u'S
conduct of your affairs in other hands ay, the
The above will explain, / hope, satisfied in my
cause of the delay which necessarily ,..sedress.
endeayors to obtain for you iie requ"
am, very respectfully, d,
You, Is. o'DTsc0lL.
$ Richard Adams, Esq.
:. Rlonaoxp, Nov. IL, 1871.
,c,ober last, | waited on Mr.. Bolts,
On the 2Sth .rNlr. Adams letter o. the 2o'h oil tha'
and handed Aesire was, to induce Mr. bo'ts 10 WIN
e month. iRblic charge which he had made against MT
= Adasf Written sni, y by ~ Mr.. I" Bolts, and d'rce,r y him to
o re Coffee Hou.r, Richmond" whll' tsht tina.
rom the Information which MIR. Lynen n gwen WI
Botis he might still insist that MIR. A!iMn 'at taken
Tho letter alluded ia. or a copy Of the leisrTA w-thout OF
against the leave of Mr.. Lynch. | rece'v'y from mr.
Bolts, his note 10 MIR. Adams, of the 2Sh ~, wnich,
from the conversation between US, ! aa '"ns'Ge' d
withdrawal ct the charge eIprrtu ", ~ ~ """5
EXPRESSED myself SATISFIED herewith, and rs an eV''
dence Of nv so understanding il, made an endorse
,npni uron Mr.. Bnt,s' noie, as follows: MY unoer
s,and,nr of The within, is distinctly this: that Mr.. B"it'
wi,hdraws the charge which he has made against VT
Adams, Of his having putlpinrd MIR. Bolts lrlier t"mf
Lynch, or a copy Of The letter, hut that he insists, IRON
The information dpri.rd from Mr.. Lynchs letter I" ar
Bolts. that the letter, or a copy nf the letter was taarf
by Mr.. Adams, against or without the consent OF WI,
Lynch. To thus, MIR. B"t,s, am very confident, WI
cnnsen,.' This endorsement was made aiier mac lei
Mr.. Bolts, because Mr.. Adams aud another gentleman
doubted lflhe language of tn note was suflc'eh'y tx
picit. .,uoa .,
On the 9Th Of the present month, again called OF
Mr.. Bolts, having been prevented from dong 5" before
by severe ind,spns,iion. showed INN the endorse
rnent which had made on his n"ie, IN wnich ~
d,d not concur; and he expressly told me 'Aat lie GU
no, mean to withdraw the charge OF purl",nlng, nu
that ne meant To substitute the expression al "iaK,ni
without or against leave" aud each one might Judg
what that charge amounted to, and aihx ms own tffi
to il. told him that could not sat'-iy Mr.. adam'
and thus we parted. II is proper, moreover, mat
should state, that my interview with MI. b"''s wa
friendly, and that do not mean 10 say that the error
labored under, rs To his withdra~ val OF the charge spe
CITED, was induced by any desire IN his par! To- nees.V
, me. SAMUEL
To Richard Adams, Esq.