Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07
A PEEP BEHIND TIE cUrrAIN.
From he .Nadisoaian.
WOODWORKING.
August 81, 1871.

From, he ,NrdisoRiaa.
The following extraordinary letter was forwarded
10 us, late last evening, as having been written by
the author for the Cof,c House at Richmond, where
such delectable scraps OF news are made public
as at an Exchange Of commercial city. Under any
other circumstances should not have felt author
led To publish 1t. 1t Will, no doubt, strike every
friend OF the administration with equal astonshment
aud regret. Regret. not that the President should
he treated with such lndignity, but because he is
thus abused by who ought to be his friend
one who doubtless ought 10 feel some gratitude, At
least for such influence as Mr.. Tyler contributed 10
rive him the seat he occupies. Astonishment. that
one who has the guise of friendship, should
disclose such deep feeling of cnm y and bitter
ness. Forcwarned Mr. Tyler VIII be forcarmed.
We shall see whether Mr. Bolts, aud such S he
viii succeed in heading him-whether they viii
pcrpctrate legislative fraud, such the letter des
crbcs for the hcartess purpose off, fastening Mr..
TYLER and forcing him INTO a measure which neither
his concieace sanctions, nor las Judgment approves
We have not room for further continents at present.
.luSud lG ISL.
9. Dear Sir: The President has finally resolved
10 veto the Bank Bill. Il wl be sent m to-day at
u o'clock. 1t is mposs bic to tell precisely on
what ground It Will be placed. lie has turned and
twisted aud changed his ground 50 often in his
versa;ions. that Is dcnlt - conjecture which of
the absuriities he Will rest his veto upon.
" IN the last conversation reported. he said his
only objection WAS that provision winch presumed
the assent of the States, where opinion was ex-
pressed aud # that was struck out he would sign
the bill. lie had NO objection to the location OF
branches by tAe directors IN Tie absence of dissent
expressed bat whenever II was expires ed the pow
er to discount promssory notes must cease. although
he agency might continue. for the purchase and sale
Of foreign exchange. However, you VIII see his
message.
= Oar captain Tyler is making a desperate effort
- set himself up with the loco tocos. but he'll be
headed yet, anc regret 10 say it VIII end badly for
him. lie will be object OF cxecraton with both
parties with the other for signing one. ut
he is hardly entitled to sympathy. lie has refused
70 listen TO tie admonitous aud cnreaes OF his best
friends. and looked to the whsperlngs of ambitious
and designing Observation-Disclosures that have collected
around hlm.
=" The veto viii be received without word, laid
on the table. and ordered To be printed. Tonight
We must and viii settle matters, as quietly as pos
slble, but they must be settled.
- Yours, &c,
"JNO. VI. BOTTS.
You'll get Bank Bill, but one that viii serve
only to fasten HIM, and 20 which stock viii be
subscribed /; and when he finds ont that he is not
wiser in banking than all the rest Of the world we
may get better. The excitement here is tremen-
dous but / Will be smoihcred for the present"
The above letter is postmarked = Washington,
l6,h August" and addressed to - Coffee House
Richmond tFree,l JNo. VI. Bolts.