, 1843-06-10
From The Richmond Compiler.
The President and MIR. Bolts.

HEe IEcSlutHHt GkkhN NhAs
The questions of veracity between
President TYLER and Mr.. Bolts rati'-
err multiply than diminish. The Madi-
sonian of a few days since contained
an editorial notice of some assertions
made by Mr.. Bolts affecting the
course of the President, and contra
dicted them most fatty, under the au-
thoritv of Mr.. Tyler. implied in the
p~hraSeolocv "we ale authorized to
saw &c. Mr.. Bolts appears IN along
statement in reply to this authorize.
tive contradiction, in Wednesdays
| Wing. To this statement he was
qualified before 4 Magistrate, and GER
tifcate and all are published together.
Mr.. Bolts publication embraces
much dialogue between himself and
the President; this he says is as near
verbatim as he can recolIect Che be-
lieves precisely as it occured.) He
is thus particular because he affixes
affidavit. which, he says. must plead
his apology for introducing language
not becoming him nor the President,
and still less the public prints. Mr..
b. avows his qualification al the OPP
porlunilv the denial through the Madi-
sonian affords. to make known the
cause of his first Remuneration OF Mr..
Tyler.
Mr.. Bolts says he visited the Presi-
dent on the Sd day of the extra ses-
sion, on business, and that after the
business y over Mr.. Tyler said:
We'll. Bolts, understand you have
been denouncing my messages; 10
which | replied.
No, Mr.. Tyler, | have said moth
ing about your message that deserves
to be characterised as Pronunciation.
though | am sorry to find you have
already established 4 back stair inhu-
ence here, 10 communicate every
whisper that may be made. Ill tell
you candidly VIVA, | did say of the
message when asked my opinion of
it: | SAID it was a sip STOP. milk and
water affair, and not such Is ] had de-
sired or expected TO see.'
Tyler, said with some animation,
but good humorcdly: well, God
damn it, what did You expect or
wishF
We'll sir said !, i would have
had YOU TO have recommended Il
Bank Of the United States, fiat foot
ed and in the most unqualified terms:'
Now, by God,' said Mr.. TYLER.
that shows how damned hard YOU
are TO please. | have submitted to
your consideration three plans. the
Bank of the United States. the State
Bank system and the Sub-Treasury:
and have told you to take your choice,
and | would be satisfied with eth.
err
But said l,.Mr. Tyler, didn't You
know that a Wing Congress would
take neither the State Bank System
nor the Sub Treasury?
Certainly | did, said he. and
you ought to be satisfied
Bolts goes on to say. that he re-
marked he should have recommended
bank outright, and let Congress
come to his aid, and stood shoulder
% shoulder; bv which trey would
AVE escaped the taunt that we had
l Wing President who dares not re
a Bank: but B. had another
objection 10 the message. that it did
rot recommend, unqualiiicdly. the dis
Iibution of the sales of the public
ands. The statement proceeds:
And So | have SAID he.
On no. | said, you have attached
proviso, that the duties to be levied
houldn't exceed those contemplated
" the act of 1888, which YOU know
hey are obliged 10 do in order to raise
nough revenue TO the support Of
government
There it is again said he; 'why,
y God. sir, you don't understand the i
"%mpromise Acts and stepping of
D his table he brought the volume of |
containing the Compromise Act
nd read from it the passage which &
e%c!ares that nothing here in contain
! shall be so contrued as To prevent Il
lie passage of any act prior to the i
9th day of June, 1912, in the con-. {
ngency either of excess or defcien.
Y Of revenue, altering the rates of il
lties, &c.-so as to adjust the reve. s
lie to suit either contingency. $
Now said he, sir hasn't the con- $
.gency arisen9 is there not a def. o
ency in the revenue? and what is II
ere in this act TO prevent you from n
Using the duties to %, 80, 40. so. a
100 per cent, if it shall be neces- a
ry, without violating its provi- h
Well, said |, Tyler, if this h
your construction of that act, wbv -
| you say any thing about the sdu. II
s contemplated by it, in connec. =,
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