Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
committed Mr.. Tyler on this subect?"-the subject of

committed Mr.. Tyler on this subjec"-the subject of
Bank.
The fact u.s. that never said that he did make such
an assertion; but he did assert that the President was
committed TO the second Bank BILL and we gave Mr..
Websters note 10 prove this assertion false, which 1t
erctuay does; for he says to the President that ne
stands wholly "uncommied!' (is the word IN his let
ter instead of 'untrummeled, reported To that b)
Here ends "Bois' iast'-but before concluding, we
feel il our duty TO give additional evidence OF this
| nunbappy mans" regard for veracity.
In his speech Of September 10TH 164l, published
in the Intefcencer he declares that she admitted IN
its broadcast sense that from Mr.. Tyers first entrance
into public life, to the date OF disappointment 70 Inc
Harrisburg Convention, every sentiment OF his mind
had been hostile bank Of the United States and
vet in his Kentucky barbecue letter of October oth
1911 he states, that when travelling with the Pres
dent through Kentucky, "he all occasions Preachea
the true Wing doctrines, Bank, Distribution larH
and all-but the Bank chiefly and particularly Now
every BODY knows that the Presidents to Kentucky
in company with Mr. Bolts, was taken sometime be-
before his nomination to the Harrisburg convention
How then, could the President have preached Bank
an lusty If as MIR. Bolts declared on September Uih
"every sentiment Of his mind was hostile 10 BANK up
10 his appointment to The Harrisburg Convention p
Mr. Bolts, perhaps, can tell us which of these two
contradictory declarations 10 believe or perhaps the
Richmond Wing answer for him, since It has as
sumed the province Of backing him in his fsbrcatons
No doubt the redoubabe editor of that paper has for
1Yirgnia was opposed to Bank, and lhat"t was not
certain that the Administration would sustain Bank
and that "Mr. Tyler had always been true to the prn
ciplss of Virginia, which were opposed to Bank,
&C., &c. If MIR. Moseley has forgotten these things
he can turn to his number of April 30lh, lS4l, from
which we have quoted John Minor Bolts and Alex
nnder Mosely-par mobile frarum-well met at any
hour-contribuor and Observation-Disclosures and crcu
lator of fabrcacns.
But we must do Mr. Bolts act of justice just
ftn uofx
Here a, last he has hi upon The truth-for, armed as
the President is with justice and TRUTH he IS man Of
poreer-of power crush any host OF bold and imPu-
mt, and base of fasehoods who have mel
Their regard for the decences and coureses OF fe nor
the salvation of their souls. Truth is poncrf and
will rise over PROSTATE millions writing IN the pains
of error and SANDER We congratulate Mr.. Bolts upon
thus accidentally speaking the truth. We, moreover,
congratulate hun upon the fact, that he should now
latter having divuged every thing of "prvate and
confidential nature, which ever passed between the
President and himself, and much more besides, and
after having upheld and sustained Messrs Ewing &
Co in their publication Of oil the "priyate and conf
dental" matters of which they were aware, and of
much concerning which they knew nothng) have ar
rived at n correct knowledge of proprety, and con-
demned the President for publishing "priratc and
fdcniial letters We confess, that, since the gentle
has progressed thus far upon the road OF refoma-
tion we begin TO entertain hope OF his ultimate
redemption from the ways Of vice and sin, and sin
cerely wish that this may be source Of qualification
TO him in his unhappy retiracy But il this reflection
should fail TO soothe his mortified feelings, recon-
mend that MIR. Moseey, who has aided and abetted him
to such extent in his enrarGganees, should call daily
to see him. and each day that he has told the
truth, hen the whole world condemns him. as unwor-
thy of credit, from New Orleans to New York. wit
ness the "Bee and express" and the Of his own
party Sheets in their remarks upon his late pubca-
tons. We assure this ethical teacher, that the
President would have handed his private let
tiers and those OF Mr. Wharton, whefewh TO disgrace
their pretended revelations of the "pricate and conf
Dental Conversations which they said had passed be-
tween themselves and the President.
And W. conclusion, we have to assure Mr.. John
Minor Bolts that but for the fact that the uras Of the
Wing party stand associated with him far all such
base and malignant charges those lately perperated
by him are concerned-but for the fact that Messrs
Ewing IL Co. ct i'd Omne genus, have INDUCED like
him in oil of slanderous eusons against the
President, and deceived many honest in the
country the truth, we should never have conde
scended TO the task ofthus answering him. For The last
eighteen months to have been the summit of
his ambition to reach the top round upon the ladder OF
backguardsm. He has The most nvabe satisfaction
at last of having reached this position and stands there
object of rdicule scorn, and contempt for every
decent and moral member of society. He has thus, by
his mad held himself up TO The world as an ex
ample forever 10 be avoided.
We have to apologize to our readers for having
IL is probable that will be the last occasion which
we shall bore them with John Minor Bolts Our only
reason as we have stated, in saying thus much, has
been to place truth, it is our duty 10 do, before
the country and show the extent of the injuries OF
the President resulting from the unounded abuse OF
his enemies