Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
MIR RnTTS

Mr.. Bots letter. detailing certain passages which occur
red between him aud Mr. Tyler has excited much aon
ton, and produced small futerng This was to be ex
peced. Proof Of vanity and eachcry the highest officer
of the country brought home thatnone can doubt could
not fail TO a strong sensation.
Some Of the Wing presses lament the introduction Of the
proane language which Mr. Bolts found it necessary To in
troducc. j. not this being squonmish and astidous
Would 1t not be rational IN them lament that the
proano language occurrcd-thai Mr.. Tyler aud Mr. Bolts
both men addicted to swearing but many thou.
sands Of cOunymcn And is il in such bad taste
that proane eNpleyes transferred pnt2 may be
but il, what shall be said Of the polite ages Of Queen
Elizabeth and Queen Anne Dean Swift was regarded in
his the standard OF and OF stye-yyUud these
squeamh editors annhae his works because they abound
in gross images and sui grosser anguage7 They are we
Think nice than wise, and ambitious Of being
thought refined than udicious IN displaying their refine
mcni.
But Mr. Bolts has ample apology in the circumstances
Of the lie required selfdcfence to relate the
exact particulars Of biz conversations with Mr. Tyler lie
protested give them literally lie has made oath that he
has related them literally. Ills object being to state them
literally it became indispensable both accomplish It and
mark the emphasis Of the sense that he should incopo
rate the explosives which mutually employed. lie
forced the wall by the assaults Of Mr. Tyles presses
and left other alternative but the he adopted
While few Wing presses make these merely verbal
and fancful cav, the entire Wing press s convinced OF
the full and entire truth Of he revelations and astouudedn
their nature prepared they had been by general tenor
Of Mr.. Tycr's conduct believe him capable Of any de-
gree Of egosm and Of almost any degree Of ngahide fol-
Iy and regeneration.
The Tyler presses Of course furousy rampant We
select on article from the Philadelphia Mercury as spsei
men Of the abuse which the whole class are lavishng uu
Mr. Bous-dctcrmncd 1t would appear must BE- the e.
feet 10 render Mr. Bolts popular their Captain is od
Gus For complete toiunon Of the charge Of behaving
private conversation, the country reader referred 10 on
article from the Bulumoro Patriot the external page
Mr. Bots Representation Of the Richmond District snd his
support by such Johnson, Leigh, Sausrd and ma
ny Others known fame and occupying tho hgh, rank
IN the respect Of the country, reute all the rest His con-
stuents are indeed indgnant" but they indignant a.
his having lost place they intended confer upon him
and would tomorrow confer upon him. we're second tra
made ard Notwithstanding Tie legislative power Of the
St1e unworthily descended to GeJrymander District
/ purposoly TO defeat him;
.'Iopv Minor BoTTs.-If, alleged by one Of the
ancient satrsts fame consists IN being pointed by the
fish women with the exclamation, q there goes e man
then il this worthy fair way Of achieving the largest
possible sum Of glory Did ne live In Pbade phia or New
York or would he but writ and take morning walk
through the fish Market what 90 be his absorbing
pas.i,n would bo Rratfed 10 safety. II he would take
counsel from friend Of Capt Tyler, should feel dis
posed 10 advise immediate trip II the great north
ern cities before his forgotten IN the shout which
may ere long greet the nee Of second Botts No
grinder, stueruP ci m1nkeys oPcdancer jump