Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-10

non. would as | thought. make Aim fAs subject of MIMI,
"a'esie aud eoatemPt. as he already was OF public ,sd,y.
nation. NJ advice therefore was given seriously sud !,
good faith, though I did not Jor a moment believe AIS p,o.
p"s'""n "ss so-uomorc than l believed as n fact his state.
ment, that he had penned such a declaration foIinserso, IN
his inaugural"
Ii appears then that Mr.. Ewing simply advised him mo,
To make n ridiculous ass OF himself. aud t,i. he ro,.,ru..
INT" n formal Cabinet consultation. aud advice. which alon.
prevented him from declining a reelection al ,b,, time
But II he had submitted such a proposition. .oh..o...,
events Justify Mr.. Ewing in his conclusion. th,, 4, 49,,
made In good faith, and tina, il only purpose was ~ q.
tam who were Tor his reelection aud who against n, ,h.,L.
might have retained the one, aud have dispensed with 49,
services Of the other.
During the same. OF perhaps il might have been IN . .uh.
s'q"'n' conversation, and OF this | will not bo certain. IA,
remarked that while Providence had ALWAYS wa,eh., =
this country with peculiar care, its hand had n.,.,L.s
visible As in the death OF Gen. Harison-for If h. h.dI,xa,
he could never have carried It through the storm Tim, "a
rising-indeed, said he, l am the only man that can admin
lister II, Tor my popularity in the North on accoun, Of ms
vote against the Force Bill, and my general acquicseepe. !,
the views of the South (alluding To Bank. Ta,G g.
places me IN n situation to do what no other man could.
We'll, said |, Mr.. Tyler, you are hopelesslv incu,,hl.
"hy' Bolts, said he, what do you consider a. the ,ro
"s'o' gr'amcss-ls tnot success. and did you ever know
me To n''emp, any thing in which l did not suececdfr oh.
yes sand, you attempted to be made Senator a wear or
two ago, and | think you didn't succeed i'm that.
""' "'' u gentleman, entertaining this
exalted idea Of his transcendent qualifications, did not then
intend to be a candidate for collection.
And now with this plain statement OF facts, | turn the q
ueman over TO Gen. Solomon Van Rensselaer,, of N. York
n r " " P'''' M Netaciy on a foundation
that will put 1t at least beyond dispute hereafter, until I can
have the pleasure OF approaching him more nearly in NV
representative character. which | shall do before III. nd
iournment of the ncy, sc,si,n occo,ua.. go,
country ,,c IN bo =, to,... 49, -, ~ avs INC
- NY ''"s' o'selNeu' WIN ms pernleious
N""r '''V' "s' WHICH IL VIII ahoru me much grahLca-
uon 10 pay my respects TO him again. JN0. NJ. BOLTS.
MAY Sth, 1913.
CIT OF N IN ,J.
Tbis a.. u.-...u.
for the c,,y - p;.L"s aifIanu o,'o'c me- u alderman
thai MI tho frc,s ~, S,,r,h ~, ~ ~ noIIS' VINO made
ZION M srhs,,,,i.u.. - \. - '''osohs cohmuhlea-
Given under nv b,nJ aai - A.,
lsI2 ' ""I AZ scar, .ns sun day OF May,
~ Evans I.f. lsIALI
''ee mum inc ABOVE, my attention has been
eaneu 10 announcer infamous ialsehood emanating from tho
"a'S ""S" ishoulu moi houce hut uhatI am on the sub
u a a : wen dispose OF IT.. The following para
s'ap" IN ANo" from u ieuor wrtien 10y the Washington cor
rrsPonuenl ana published IN tie Aurora and Union" Mr..
ugets view TORN ofgan' as substituted for the Herald.
=" "'s O"i'esPohucht from washington ~ one OF the
young etackhngs" about the Palnce, rs has been charged,
OF not, l do not know-butcertain II is, he gets his informa.
ton from the White House.
ihe defeated header JoHN Minor Boris, who now
hnds himself minus the votes To place him again in n posi-
ton which he so fagrantly disgraced, did not hesitate in the
late election to resort tn every dishonorahle means To- pnr.
chase success. wins iul knowledge of his political and
personal character, OF his hone-racing and jockoying pro-
pensihes' oi ms Jobbing in elections, and the like, / had
not quite supposed that one who had occupied a seat i'm
Congress could descend follow and palpable falsehood To fur
iher ms own ambitious views, or To inIure the cause of his
opponent Ina speech recently made by this man Bolts,
he unequivoeally asserted tina, John Tyler, while Vice Pre-
~ ~, "t - NJ "i"Ee' V oi a Bank OF the Unit
Z" n" pl an interview hnd upon that subIectin
company WIN a th'rd person This statement / have rea-
son u know - false IN every important paTticul,r Tho
President has not only repeatedly denied H. but tho ,L;rI
person who was present. Gen. Wnddv Tbonnson ~
istcr al Mexico. immediately after ,Ls in,or,iom o H
.,,.J q, 80, manL~-e ''""huW-
that if the bank charter depended unnr tho c,.,nr r "
the presiding officer OF that body. in no event, was il To b,
expected! l make tins declaration upon no empty rumor.