Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

ual friend Of the President, SPENDING a .r,,t ar.
ton OF his time at the palace and p,edietins in ud
when the veto is TO be sent in. whilst his constitu
iionol advisers ignorant Of his purpose and his
political friends Ic,t TO erope their way IN the t,rk
| without even an R1moniunn to those who sacrifice
themselves for his benefit In that letter | am
threatened with the vengeance OF Nr Tyler's
friends, who are to correct "my yasaries," What
Influence Mr. Tyler exercised in my election I am
al loss 10 know, as never heard of his bcin- IN
that Il strict from the time became a cardid,te nm
to the time of the election EXCEPT while he was dis
charging hs duty ss mber Of the l. esislaturc
of Virginia, in Richmond, where | had no need of
his influence, and where he had none 10 exerriS, #
! had needed ~, on the contrary, he was very al
TO rave the benefit Of what htle could hFing 20
I hrs ald. | surely not indebted TO hin, Tor his
own vote, though hs has hcsa for ,ains mo ,h. N
once. Upon that score cannot agree to b..,k
even with the gentleman inr think al the obl,-,
/ tons sre on his SIDE, II any exist.
IL l. true, NJ TYLER has many NEST worthy and
respectable connexions and .enls IN a por ION Of TO
district which represent, whose connderre ard
eooH highly esteem snl v'.Je, and should rc-
gr,at 10 loss; and n seat n Congress or hI.h Off
ci'l station, had been uppermost in my mind
might have betny ed my party and my friends aud
gwen in my adhesion TO Mr. Ty RS con and
-Susoiuo him N his dssoruou.
" Mr. Iylet's friends c. DOSE to abandon mo f,r
a refusal 10 abandon those principles upon which
they contribute Cd 10 c,.ct me, il will be my mis.or.
'une, but It will not be my far't
Il word 80 tn the mode ny which my letter has
reached tho public eve through the official org. Z,
As have before said II was manlfestly not intend.
cd for the press; tmay, IN the hurry OF tho moment
have ocen InaccuaIe.y directed hul It was objected
70 Te'dns room strictly, and not 10 a printing Of
nee, and Il Il had been designed tor publication the
wing oh,e was quite convenient as the readin.
room. But let the responsibility rest upon me IN.
uiNiouaiy, and not UpOn the party of which | am
proud 10 be an humble member; and they may i'm.
asine 1t to have been addressed TO the Madisonian
n hsnr tk,, 4
IN ought and felt, and still think and feel ms to the
course tina, our Wing Presiden, ha. thought proper
70 pursue.
WHO copied NV letter and sent it here, or author.
zed or directed It's publication. do not know At
present, Il rests upon the conductor ofths M.dt-
sonian But received a latter rom Richmond two
d~yS aso Informing ms that copy had been taken
ard was no doubt sent 10 the President bim.eIf
L ms may be the impression IN RicEmond but II
gives me pleasure while denounce aim as A po. i-
tean ana public sgcat, TO scqui. hiw of the CHARGE
OF osI's engage or concerned IN any way IN the
publication OF private letters. For whatever opn.
ION may entertain Of his political course believe
MN to be a gentleman IN all his private relations
anC d1cnoe hls resent conduct which has been a.
'Ar''rcnary as mcruiyIns, 20 = weak and Devil.
ambition.
"9usm DEUS v,ai psTisrs, prigs Ssmea,c.."
have bu; one favor to ask Of the Madisoni,p
anu TIA. i that Ee has Puo.she! ono Of my re-
tcrs without authority, he wi, not refuse 10 pur-
'Sh ms 10y Teqccs:, and then he may make the
most OF u. JNO. NJ. Bolts.
AUGU.r -.
Z. ) After writing the foregoing, at the su.gcs.
uon OF some f.eacs, addressed the fo,owiny com.
munca'lon 10 the President, which was this morn.
lug returned without reply:
"ArGUST u, lS4l, o'clock, T. NJ
SIR: By communicative received from n friend
~ Richmond two days since. was Informed that \
copy q the letter published IN the Mldlsonian OF
thls moFn'ns' 10 which my name is attached, had
oeen made out and was 20 be sen, 20 YOU.
Il desire To earn and Tsssec,fu.iy ask, whether
q copy OF such .etler was forwarded 10 you ana
neither rs publication was by your authority, or
with yoIr snow ledge
Allow me 10 express the hop, that your con-
ven''nce viii permit you to civ, ne en- arsser in
the course OF the evening.
HLe-,, ,rs,..,C,u,