Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
1Doltttral.
ESos the .Madiso,ian.
JOHN N. BOLTS.

Our attention has been called 10 the ecumsance tina,
papers have given currency 10 hs latss. 'nost i'm
Proved enlarged and illustrated edition u thu hasa fab
relations VI this nc,oroas individual tie 10 repssssnisd
having charged the Pesident publicly his late cleo
oneeny caupaRn, - having said him on The third
| cay VI the extra session-
That no meant to be candidate, not unly for four,
but fJr eight yean from the llh March, AS thus max
ing the Whole 81 his service twelve years. and then
That ths President had offered him any Office Ia his
gift. provided he Dots would sasaia him IN his aspi.
ratlona; and then
Tia, he. John Miner Dots. from this time ceased to
| VISIT the Presiden,.
Sofar the first specification 10 concerned. vs are
authorised to soy that the Of which this nven,ed
conversation Of MI J.hn Bolts said BY hun ~
have occurred the Pssdsat had intention Of being
. eondidats for the Prtsdsney u ~. The Pres'dsa.
was only prevented from Introducing an snnunclation 10
this effect in his Inaugural Address. BY s,nsideratons VI
grca, public weight, and would have made II in his sec
ond Veto message, his then Cabinet hod not urgently
opposed Il. upon ,hs question being solcmniy submitted
| ~ them.
So lar a. the second specification 10 concerned rs are
auhorsedt 10 say that The President never made " Ni
John Minor BoIls any ver Vi any ONCE, Of any SORT VI
VI any character. nj any time OF Al any place, foT any
purp object whatever. And,
So far the third specification is concerned, Te sre
authorized 10 suv thai ~ far from Mr.. John NJ. Bolts
having ceased to v., the President from and after the
Sd VI The session. he repeatedly called ~ thn
White House, until he pursued course which precluo
ed the Presd-n, lrn having any further communication
with him. 1hst transaction WAS thP: During the pen
dency before the Senate Of Mr.. Chy's Bank bill was
ascer,ased tina, Nlessrs Merrck, Preston. K'ves and
Archer would sustain without the insertion Vt such
modification 4 would reconcile II with The constitu
,ional scuples Of the President and with their oppos
ton it sond in minority. Al this junciurs ot affairs
Mr. John Minor Bolts called upon the President with
4 psper purporng to be m amendment, which he said
had boon drawn up by himself and lh"ug hi would rcmye
all dicu lies upon the subject Of Bank. Alter e1sc-
ing from Mr. John Minor Bolts the positive ASSURANCE
that II tho amendment did moi meet his approbstlon II
should be destroyed and more heard Of the Pres
den, io.k aud examined and ms antancousy rel ctd
it, with tho emphatic declaration that he would inevh
| bly, veto any bill containing such clause Whereupon,
Mr. John Minor Bolts reiterated his promise 10 destroy II
and retired The President thought more oi The mat
ter until wd,ys Afterwards when the Wing 7es'ra
filled with laudaons Of Mr. Bolts for having taler up
On this very expedlen,; and Mr. Clay subsequently OF
ered it in the Senate Chamber substantially II not l.
orally as an amendment To his bill! Tho treachery IN
The whole conduct Of Mr.. John Minor Botis became ~
apparent tina, ,he President ever afterwards refused to
hold any intercourse with him either by word OF IN writ
me.
| The charges Of Mr.. Bolts remind Of ono which
he made against the President at early period OF the
contest between Mr.. Tyler and the ultra Wings The
Hon gentleman ~ then stated that, while Mr. Tyler
WAS Browns Hotel acting President Of the Se"s'"
shortly after the nauyuation Of General Hirson. he
waited upon M Tylerst his rooms, in company with
aahel q Nor u Bant nc: 81 X: Il.
States We have never by authority denied this charge
befure-but authorised to say. that Mr.. Bots
in making such declaration affirmed wha, false in
every particular.
To the Editors Of the Whig, ssd through them to all
Others vho may feel an interest in the matter.
| The above article. which originally appeared in tho
Madisona", the ofcia organ Ut MIR. John Tyler, and
which has just come to my notice through the Rich
mond SaT" having bssn published by the authority Of
not written BY the individual WIN occupies tho ele.
va,ed post Of acting Prssdsnt Of the Un,led States
would from the position lao occupies. seem IL demand
such attention At thy hands. would neither pay t
him As man. nor to the channel Through which his
commu MICA lion 10 made.
In the reply am abou. To mako, shall conins myself
to simple statement VI facts. avoiding ~ far a. can
every thing like vupsa''on and abuse, beyond that
which may DO embodied ia the simple expression Of my
reason for it. which TO- that have ling since hold III H.
niaeieem tweneths Of his yInen hold him. IN
deed ali but his purchased parasites and hired stipend
res. as ten degraded and contemplate. AMI sunk low
in oil the attributes that adorn the character ofa gentle
man, to ents him 10 rise TO the dignity OF abuse for
not Of ,hoss who think tina, high station can CON-
far either dignity. responsibility ersdbllity un
worthy man. but little Kra ihed ihs, the Cd
porunIty hssa length been afforded BY this hard wruaa
and reluctant denial. to make known To my friends
throughout the the occasion and The II
6rs denuncatoa Of Mr. Tyler the h,or tho Huuse
Of Representatives. asa traitor TO his party and his
country. and Of entertaining design crush the pow
OF the Whigs. who had elevated him to the Office and
build up party for himself upon its ruins out iur
timely exposure of which. The consequences would b
dlf|icult TO estimate.
BY this statement, question Of vsrsciiy 10 raised be-
tween Mr.. JOHN Tyler and myself the resu, Of which
cannot dread. where are bo,h known In the Ian.
gusgs Of the Star" trust, that IL" this ssuntyv b.
iYssn John Tyler snd John N. Boiss md sspseialv
hare. vhsrs both best knovn sosething more lAon
Mr. John 7sy's tsovd will b vastsd sgainsi the voyd
y ~ R.''." lNh:" tho day ahali aTuvs that oos.
half not three fourths Of IN Amsrlcan Congress shall
repaired to testify. nPon oate tina, they believe ma
to have been guilty Il The mot, VII and dslbsr,.s
fasshoods in various instances when such fasshoods
shall have been established upon By The eooou,,sn.
testimony Of such men - Thomas EwiRg, John Bell;
John J. Cri,,snden. Gsorgs z. Badger. Fr.nos Gran.
ger. John Mcpherson bsrFisn and John Sssxssnt!-
nsy. whsn shall havs been charged upo:, me By the
most eminent and honorable members u tho bar and
made matter Of record that nave obisinsd bv ftuud
homo from N Idiot wayj and that charge shall b. sus
sinsd BY tie high Court Of Chsncssy in Virgins, and
shall b pe'pstually enoinsd and restrained FROM ever
esSag the Of tho bond thss fssdulealy obtain.
ed from the sststs off oondaG and unv,unats young
friend who had looked DIP 70 - HE friend and sscond
fsthsv.s then it will 10 time snosgh s ne 10 shrink
from such eoRtFoveFsy;&bu, until then (bs esnaos
recognise any equality bsswssn the word ii Mr. john
Tyler and ayGf bSre lot not The hand that has bean
TINTED and s,snsd with oorruptioa sut fHaudAkt M,
the lips thst hsvs b~sh polusd with fisshood az the
heart that has bssn dsmnsd Nth usaehary % bsss
,hs, Of the fallen angel hell itsslf-bs essdAd In
ny - se .hs. he nay make On ny character or vera.
city.