Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
THE, RICHMOND ENQUIRER

stances cverookcd1 and sect u on 'o'he Pe,
-, !, ..u,d H. struck fl, seni pool
shee, cory ~ zach al he da'iy l"ie'' -
rn,rd .rI one ~ Mr.. Mac!arland, inlofni'hs
nm n III iha, had passed between MI. od"'ey
on. mvsaft and The reasons ir Inc ate fdl,ois ~
IL, ORIGINAL naper. aud said 10 nm, II ne ue'iieu
~ sion II he woult find il necessary 10 90 70 me
several Ulcers ol The daily papsiS aug no" in
necessary changes again 70 she piuidi 30
stead OF the singular Il, = IN fepy W VIZ d.,ed
ceiyet the following ieleglaphic oespa'e"'
Richmond, March l3ih:
For Hon. j. NJ. Bolts. :, !, co AZ
as ynur paprr j. prepared in your name, 'et y -
~. fear II NAV produce excitement ~ o"' !, il
state which may Affect me sp.' n ''e''
certainly no,r. WIN "''e W " Fl. MAcFARLAND
e. ina, the inference To BE- drawn rom I'M.
d,spatch il j, means any thing, IS. mat II hah
,resrn;ed il 10 him in The name oil BON, ne Woulu
~. stoned u-and il was only because nau
nr,nared |, in my own name, that he declined It
and vet The gentleman now presents hiHisei' ue
tore The country as one who had oeeh edihes,D
SOLICITED 10 join me IN this nllIa'oiy ac' o. .ne
series which dissatisfied the district, pn' "h'ch
he constantly discouraged ana repeiied-aha nov,
with more complacency Than masnanmity, ne
a,Ls mwby when | was tainted by Messrs. PEN
dleron and others for issuing, on my own respon-
s,biiiiy. an article prepared Tor mere signatures
Than one | did not then a!!cse his concurrence
The question is easily answered. II was De-
cause as had issued il On my own IesponsibIiHy,
aud had no desire 10 involve any ne else 10 II o.
ca use preferred AS long as ne gave me no red-
son for different course. 10 screen nun Jr0m,
rather han expose him 10 the oiium mat he seems
10 think aua ches 10 The puhlcaiiun oi Inc paper
anu precisely Tor the same reason, maj 90 not
now avail myself III thu means within my con-
lrol Of showing that every ACT and every SEP,
and every speech OF mine, throughout The whole
Piesidenla canvas, met win me concurrence,
and justification, and approval Of those, whose
slightest word would gotanher with the Wing parry
Than all that M. Maciarand could say OF write
in Lifetime; Jus, because have no desire 10
impicatc auy body else IN the responsibility Tor
VIVA! maydo or say
Il must be confessed, the gentleman has not
lorsoll, hi, vocation as lawyer. 10 preparing
his Card for the press; II abounds 10 sPecia
rIcading, which, win unsophisiicated minds,
passes Tor very litre. He SAYS u may have
expressed myself quite emily about his Protest;
what did IN tact say | do not now remember.
Il ~; agrtn to 90 to Washington 10 meet NJ.
Janney AMI himself not however, 10 sign Mr..
Bots Protest but 10 confer with hcm." How
condcscenins! How pa;fonz ne the ar II
has been shown, by the testimony Of Mr.. John
sion he asked he p,ir,hge u s'sning, not con-
fprfina. Ii has hern sa0Wn by he testimony ui
AZ Enrd ,a.t h.. ao,r,v.d and admired IA,
u,,,,a., ,rd ,,s.;,sd NJ I,nney shonh ba asked
;, ur,,n u,,Ib MN and myself i, ne mobilization.
/, has hen s,,wn bv hi. own l.esraphic des.
n,Icn ,bai IN. only oroned IN which ne declined
- sion i was ma i, was pr,parrt in my name
and had therefore a. well o. a il was; and
%, when he ,birks The lime ha, arrived wher
h. can <.riIe win success. when am engaged
m contest wuh odds. such as few public mfn
| h % nd IA encounter win The press and the
bar ami lhr banks, me afslocracy u wealth
eeains, me-he who ha. been prot s>lus on.
curreucp n sentiment and svnlpa hy- H. who
had ASKED permission IL cooperate. and share
me cfe.ii, when he rhoush, ciedt would be rhr
,c>ul,-Ae who encouraged and stinGae I'd
n,ocrcding. from which he thought honor ami
distinction would t,llow. (as long as he believed
General Taylur "a, obuuxion> - a majority 81
lae Wig pary a The S,alt)-he Is The ifs 70
lnrn AMI Ca.ca ike. tmaNc an cnviuus rent "
where by eycry consideration II Il icl,y and sim
eefry NJ Va, huuna 10 defend ami protect
| knnw ~ n.rhins cnnn.ctgd win poll lca men
MAI would have o,casionp1 M more >urpri>r
| han IA fu4 Ir NlacrarIand actin. as presiding
| H., N ~. ami. Rou. cnnyeriirn in this cy,
h..n.li,, ~, g,s,, aTavlof hanne," over 10 Nj.
). H. ~ home irinmnhan,,y through This dis
i,;c,
m;ght be iu.iifica in going further and show
,tai Mr. Maciarland wa> as mach ds>ari.fie:
with he nomination Al Philatelphi as at Rich
,pnnd and Thai had Al his sympathy auG that
r.. r,icin,,r - al nv objections - h. action
j, Inc National Conyenlior-thar. after hat 10