Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16
THE PRESIDENT AND MIR. BoTTs.

III, Compiler has the necessity Of making the
qsite from NJ! Eats letter We adopt the following
A.tc irm that paper in fuGimcnt Of promise anl as
The principal points the letter, which the
between himself aud The author al the authorized article IN
the NadisoiiaG.- Enquirer.
NJ TnE PRrsiDESr Asp Mn. BoTTs.-The cues.
tons of vcraciiy between President Tyler and Mr..
Bolts, rather multiply than diminish The Madisonlan
a few days since, contained Editorial notice OF
some assertions made by Mr. Bolts, affecting the
of the President, and contradiced them most fatty,
under the authority of Mr. Tyler, implied in the
hiaseology ere authorized II say, nc. Mr..
Bolts appears in long statement in reply 10 this au-
thorilatise contradiction, in Wednesdays Wing. To
this statement he was qualified before 4 Magistrate,
and certificate and all are published together. We have
moi touched this matter in any shape and are under
no obligations, except so far rs what J..
ders, 10 publish any thing concerning il; and when VIC
rene mher how much and what has already been pub
lished relative 10 most all the topics embraced in Mr..
Bolts document, thigk they would hardly derive
any information affecting their already formed opinions
from his sworn statement Nevertheless, there are
some parts Of The statement taken in connection with
remarks made by Mr. Bolts III Congress and publish.
ed by u.s. which II may be proper We should lay before
the reader.
Mr.. Bolts publication embraces much dialogue be
tween himself and The President; this he SAYS is as
near verbatim he recollecl (he believes pre-
cscy as occurred) lie is thus particular bee ause
he atxes his affidavit, which, he says ,nus, plead his
apology for introducing language mol becoming him
nor the President and still ess The public prints
Mr. avows his qualification at the opportunity the
denial through the Madisonian affords to make known
the cause of his first denunc;a.inn of Mr.. Tyler.
MIR b. saY IS he visited the President the Sd day Of
The extra session. business, and that after The bust
over, Mr.. Tyler said
"WeIl, Bolts, understand you have been denouncing
nav message" 10 which replied,
"No, Mr.. Tyler, | have said nothing ahou, ycrr
message that deserves 10 be characterized denun.
Gallon, though sorry TO find you have already
established back stair influence here, 10 comlnuni-
cate every whisper that NAV be made. Ill tell you
candidly what did say OF the message, when asked
my opinion OF il | said il slip slop, milk and
water affair." and not such as had expected desired
10 see"
Mr.. Tyler said, with some anima!inn, bu, good hu-
moredly, "Well, God damn it, what did you expect
wish :"
"well, Sir" said |, al would have had you to have
recommended Bank Of The U. s fat footed and the
most unqualified terms
"Now, by God" said Mr.. Tyler, ",hat shows how
damned hard you are please. | have submitted TO
your consideration three plans; The Bank of the u S
the State Bank system and the Sub Treasury and have
told you to take your choice, and would be satisfied
with eithert
fNorr1b he language Of his 'o YOU then who
have directly the body coisu
ens submit The question: beSi qra!ihed
exposition OF then wishes and opinions