Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-29

| n which awarded
by the King OF the Netherlands and which the noble lord
discount Pamerson had been pressing the United
to accept, but which they steadily and firmly refused
| (ehees) To be continued
HANOVER, May 9th, lsi3.
Conference.-The country Wing of yesterday, contain
ing Mr. Tyler reply the letter written by Mr.. Bolts
the sh May, reung the charges preferred against him
the Madisonian by authority. and Mr. Bolts letter.
has Of been perused with avdy, and with your per
mission l will lay before your readers brief comment
upon the corespondcncc-since MIR. Tyler throws himself
back upon his dignity and the determination of say
ing nothing upon the subject, and Mr. Bots
has written the concluding letter. suppose that
troversy between them end and that the friends
OF either party may now, without impropre appear in
the public prints. As constituent of Mr. Bos there
FORE come forward express him the cordial approba
ton and entire satisfaction Of myself and those of the
Wings of Hanover, with whom have conyorsed ON the
subject (and they a few the in which
he has conducted the affair and the perfect ceaness with
which he has established every thing charged in his CON-
munication of the Sh of May. And here let me ask
the Editors of the Enquirer If they will publish the letter
Of Mr. Bolts containing the from the record of
Bakey Tyler Ii they will publish Mr.. Leighs
for the plaintiffs Or will they permit the ISLANDERS
contained in Tyer's letter against his unhappy man. and
promulgated to the world through their columns GO
TO their readers true, when the portions of the record
that refer to brand nearly every line of Tyers letter with
the deepest dye of fasehood. They, OF some OF them
wished for the publication OF the record "If Mr.. Bolts
these facts the record why does he give the
public the same means OF finding them by publishing
1t 2" The answer easy Mr.. Bolts has point
ed out record in which he that
TO be fOund let those who choose publish it, if by doing
the friends OF Tyler fasy Botts them place
before the public. But Mr. Bolts has published those
parts of the record which he referred and they
the letter every word that he asserted relation to them
Will the Enquirer do him the justice publish them
They wished this record-wished public to see
1T and will they withhold from their readers qualification
which they have enjoyed Il should have used that
term, twas any thing hut enjoyment to them-they
love this Wing President 50 sorely preSsed0
tell ye gentlemen of the Enquirer YOU will publish
this record your hatred Of John W. Bolts malignant
TO suffer TO do him sheer OF justice; would
too greatly rejoice YOU Of mistake YOU egreg
ously) TO see him sunk where all the Vaccinations Of
Tyler and the whole Loco Foco party never place HIM
IN the lowest sink OF niamy-it would greatly rejoice
you say, him ruined IN every point to permit YOU
to be induced TO place thing your paper that would
tend To raise him IN the estimation OF his country
though it intended reute n calumny circulated
against him through the medium of your columns, lent
Wing President Tor the purpose
But to Mr. Tylors letter He, in the outset and in the
conclusion, that he shall be drawn into a person.
al controversy with Mr.. Bolts; and yet methnks his let
ter savours strongly OF personality. II man was TO as
sert OF me, that had made oath 'agran misstae.
mcnts," should be very likely deem and treat II as
personality unless the contemplate nouce.
That portion OF TyIes letter. in which he saws that he
tBotts in few words declared upon OATH that obtain
ed bond by fraud &c. entirely subyersve OF what
Mr. Bolts really did say that who read Bots letter
Of the 9Th OF May, for doubt that TYLER was
conscious, the time that he writing tins portion ms
letter, that he was making most "higin miss taemcu;'
OF the facts contained IN Bolts letter: which
Is alone sufficient damn his private character in eyes
OF all honest far greater degree than he already
damned, politically. But Mr. Bolts has last letter.
called the attention OF the public this assertion of Mr.
John Tyler; | therefore pass Mr.. Tyler refers 10
"a deed that had been obtained from him tghtfout
under peculiar circumstances by which he all his
property in such manner was designed deprive his
wife OF all interest his estate event of his death
and 10 dsnhent any children he might nave by the
rage; Is not the fact OF the such deed rs
this TTind tdeie evidence Of alteration OF mind
Does not that he might be easily induced
bond without consideration, the court decided 10 be
the this instance and does not he who obtains
bond without consideration from almost idiot COM
nit heinous fraud IN the eyes Of God and Again.
does Mr.. Tylor whole account Of the transaction
! SAVIOUR strongly OF improbabilyl What Mr.. TYLER "a
county Court Attorney of the fire fly order" insist thn fee
OF SoUOO offered him be reduced TO $500; the
may believe tha-l will But, beg Mr. Tyles par.
don had forgotten that he individual Of consider
able expansion of cOnscience-ihat accounts for it-he
wanted the bond Of the idiot per he wished not to be en-
numbered by Hall, and he could consc-nciousy take
Lighuoots bond for than $500, he to do w.
Ter the trivial favor of dismSng the bill against his fathers
estate for the settlement of his guardians accounts by which
dismissal Tyler expected be the gamer of upwards of
$4,000 OF princpa-nnd would have been but for Light
ioots death. % marvellous conscience He ''the
probable duration Of LIghfoo had he lived NAV be
conectured from the length of this single suit" j. e. if
chancey suit ponds for 20 years, Of detnuc
cectment must pend for the length of time Very
good logic perhaps, Mr. Tyler, but should call it non
sequit. That part Of Tyles letter which he imputes
PERJURY TO Mr. Bolts because he speaks Of Lightoot as
the ward OF Tyler instead Of yers father really too
miserable to dignity with notice The neibe vanity which
he displays IN giving catalogue his letter. of the un-
desccd) honors which have been bestowed upon him
bring mingled feelings Of contempt the mind Of every one
that rcads Hs"pocal course dirty an that he
cannot soil his hands with it, aud will therefore hand
it 10 his Of dirty work, Of the Madsonnn TO de-
fend Very advisable Mr. Tyler for you succeed SO badly
IN defending your private character, that would con.
ceye il TO be prudent for you TO employ some ace nj
to defend estmabc political character; and if you give
hint bond for $500 for appearing on all occasions in
your defence, will guarantee that the judgment will not
be enIOnod for Of consideration, unless IL be hnt the
subject IN dispute IS small for 80 large a fee
most certainly he will have work enough ont,le him Ia
much larger remuneration But, gentlemen have trans
crossed the limits that prescribed for myself when took
my pen will conclude therefore bv saying that 1t is my
candid opinion that had been Mr.. Bots intention 10 sink
Mr.. Tyler rretrieyaby tie slough Of contempt-tc
render him daspcabe yet in the eyes Of oil honora
BILE men, he could not perfectly have succeeded
by touching that cod which has brought forth this rep,
OF the 18th Of Maya pepper the paltry that has eyc
emanatcd from the brain Of Of the minutcl,
small parts of a John Tyler. y.
'Shoud the Editors of the Enquirer publish Bots letter
viii owe them apology thinking poucayl then
than they deserve which apology my justice caua
most cordially tender
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