Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-12
CHEsrEkrELD, April ~, lsI5.
MESSRS. SELDOM AND Bolts IN CHESTER

GISTIENES: According previous notice, both OF the
above named gentlemen in attendance Goode'
Store Tuesday the S;h Mr. Seddon occupied the
stand IL hours; he commenced by declaring his
obedent and humble adherence the principles o rs and
%, and was always walking in underwriting line with
Democrats these his earliest impressions polt.
clan and OF in the transformations and bland
presented his claims as being the proper
ddae TO this district 10 the Congress of the
United States. lie then metaphysical point Of view
scanned Mr. Bolts violence hasy opinion and rash ud
ment the objectionable aitin preventative
violence and fashnes with Mr.. Van Buren, and apt Tyler
trying TO impcach the latter thereby reducing the stand
ard Of the President accidentally such disgrace as
would be indignant TO the American Union. He
skipped tho Tariff OF 1SI3 being the most
oppressive, and denouncing it in vehement terms.
mindful lat the ,ime) of Mr. Bolts violence aud
rashness, comparing TO the bill OF denominations OF
rs there is nothing, he said, from the top OF the
head down TO the sole ct the foot. but upon what the
Srievous aud burhensone duties levied-hcre
his physical discovered memorable revenge 10
violence and hastiness-Mr Seldom becomes suddenly
very warm; throws oil his ovsr.coat although II a
very cold day.. and with step down Southwest I'M
der the guidance Of the lone STAR behods Texas; having
recovered his meek and loWy Judgment, dashes out
IN prouent strains the advantages OF the
benefits of which exceeded lar the promised land
flows with milk and honey he also said that he should
tor Mr.. Lyons-because suppose, he is immediate,
speedy, aud sudden Annexation Texas Lyons man.
Again. his undertaking and unatering steps chalk the
line OF infaibiy and his chid.lke simplicity. and
Scdatsness OF disposition, forget office of humility
and innocency. and his Judgment wild like sntelope
bounds cubiis sacred Constitution A mere
majority is sufficient Constitution the contrary He
leaves Texas for short and arragns Mr. Bolts
the 23i Rule which rescnded the last Congress.
also his intimacy with O. Adams; then the Methodist aud
Baptist churches the question slavery, and Mr.
Bolts ought denounce Mr.. Adams. lie now sails IN
the Gulf OF Mexico and the Mississippi looking with in
tense anxiety to the neSerobe forgotten Texas and with
syrenvoce his time having expired he left Texas where
he first found her. entirely independent! Ii agreed by
Messrs Seldom and Bolts take some dinner-af,er which
Mr.. Bolts took the stand asking in very polite man
IN. NTn In Mr. S@AH l..
invited by Mr.. s. him a this place and
he hoped that they would allow him opportunity
defend himself from all the offensive and crimi-
nal charges that aedsed against hm-ihat he
would shake oil charge clean as You would
brush the dirt from the bo,em of your and Mes-rs
Editors he did II with such positive proof and rational
soning that truth shone ansparany than the ia
raond the sandy brook lie exposed md ylo
ence OF Captain Tyer's such mastery man
and exposed his pollution with such clearness that
victory his brow from the beginning the final
close o the discussion and what and
agreeable TO my surprise the Democrats Skin uarter
Neck listened To the Hon. J. NJ Bolts with noted attention.
and appeared be much pleased with address indeed
heard good Democrat say that Mr.. Bolts received
more cordially and enthusiastically than he had any idea Of
particularly among many Democrats There were very
few Wings present, but enough the attentvene.
OF the Democrats towards Mr.. Bos and say that Mr..
Bolts has not lost by visiting the Skin Mr.
Bolts followed Mr. 5. on the Annexation OF Texas by
Joint Resolution, taking with him the Constitution as his
chart exhibiting such plain and simple manner that the
only by the Treaty making power. that Mr. SIS
Joint Resolution views eclipsed by the Treaty
power which Mr. Bolts showed such lucid strans that
truth which be hid for short period unveiled IN the
countenances of the Democrats and breathess silence
pervaded the whole scene and complete triumph of
the uncOnstmriOnaty Of snnexng by Joint Resolution
exhibited that know of before,-he unscheath
ed hrs competitor the midst of his friends IL
would be frue.s attempt in me 10 give n synops of
Mr.. Bots speech this Occasont such a brilliant
effort all the TOPICS ihst Mr. Sedden and hrs ecds not
only great deal of dust and sand blown upon them
flor it very windy day. but complete blowing up
from Mr. Bolts only shaking oil every charge but the
wind blowing them off, and nothing remained but dirt dust
and red eyes. JAMDUDUM.