New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Correspendence between Boston Gentlemen
and Hon. j. VI. Bolts.


We have been kindly furnished with cor
respondence between several leading Wings OF Boston
and Hon John NJ Bolts accompanying the presenta-
tion of piece of plate to Mr.. Bolts in token OF his
services in Massachusetts, during the late Presidential
csmraien But we are unable to find room for the
whole correspondence.
The letter addressed TO Mr. Bolts is as follows
BosroN Saturday, Oct 81 1882.
DEAR SIR; Your recent visit to Massacnuct's andne
greet service which you rendered to the COCA Nhig
cause have impressed those who had die pleasure OF
meeting you while here that they have desired us 10
present you with enduring memento OF their APP
probation OF you and your labors. -
The cloarness force and eamssness with which you
presented your own convictions the great questions
at issue in the present and the success you me,
with in making these convictions in turn the settled
belief OF yCur several audiences did not Tall TO yleli 10
us great qualification, ind must have gwen you per
sonal Subtraction which no expressions oil ours can
enhance. .,
for the great exerton made and the Inconvenience sui
fcrcd BY you in coming US, beg your acceptance
of the accompanying pieces OF plate wmch we nave
had prepared and appropriately lnscrhed
With the hope that all the remembrance OF your
visit here NAV be Of pleasurabe kind as TO induce
It's repetition at future day and with our ardent
desires for your future prosperity END happiness
Your very obi. sd friends sal serys1,' ,,,n
ERA IiScoIS' MN seIoT s,EErn
f5r thernseve. and Others citizens Of Boston
IN his reply, Mr.. Bolts after atribuling Cen SCOTS
defeat TO the Fillmore and Webster Wings, goes on to
ray:
Patience and fortude gentlemen are comnendsoie
virtues ts ought be carefully cultivated Tor occasions
Ike the present but may not hope that recent occur
may prove slutary Lesson 10 u all hereafter
Add the foregoing the gross misrepresentation OF zen
SCOTS views naturalization which set he foreign IN
fuence ageinst him. and the whole story OF MS deieat
told
But gentlemen LEI us not be dishearened Letus hold
together and stand fast by principles, which thlnk
now as said in Faneul Hall, are the great national
American principles upon which alone the Government
can be successfully administered, and winch must oc-
come, they not now, the popular doctrines OF tne
country: but cannot believe otherwise than that Pro
tocoa 10 labor the OF all wealth, individual and
national and IaHal improvements TO furnish facines
foT bringing the products OF that labor TO Market 70 say
nothing of the dtIituio Of the public lands, or ner
proceeds among the STATES are at TINS moment OF our
defeat the cherished principles o! an over~henins ma
oriiy q the people OF the United states nos"nstthd'
ing they have been sacrificed fof the moment TO other
questions ntdiously substituted in the canvass Az al
events believe they ought to be, and VIII be mere
fore let Us not surrender them.
-Four wears il but short time in the history OF ma
ticn ana our time will come next Indeed, have long
thought that with the vast extent o! our country and s
diversified interests aud pursuit. it was extremely I'M
probable that either party would ever again retain power
more than four years at time. There must OF nece'-
y always exist great and formidable party in the OPP
position and whichever party has to assume the r-pon
abilities of administering the government must IN me
course of four years create many elements OF dcod
and discomfort which thrown into the opposite scale,
will always be sufficient to control the balance OF power
1t twill ia ell probability continue TO alternate as II nss
done for the last five elections More especially VIII ths
be the case l9a9 sectional questions sAdN be Ggdeo
and such GpetoRs rW while there are Local
interests TO be subserved by agitation and am ren1
in this conjecture have nothing 10 do but 70 remain
firm and ourselves and our principles, ana in
1856 the porer as well the laugh viii be on our side
| have been induced to indulge in this course OF re
mark which may appear soewha, out OF place and iol
viii q hardened |
propositions from different sections Of the Unon come
OF which from your own region cf countyJ tnsi
the Wing party should be disbsnded and new orgsni
zsion formed which hope viii no. DO persisted IN 10
form party j. the work OF time and labor II 700,
great while to build up the Wing party and would
perhaps tske longer 20 build up another and, there
fore, original Wing must say
Ny voice . siB fOr ~ar."
ard under the banner that hss twice led Us TO VIC
/ tory N the last twelve years.
Bu. we can DO nothing without union among ourse'o
Leius then bury all past discussions Jet US fors ma
forgive all past differences and wrongs let us lay ae
all heart Earnings end jeGlouses for the sake OF ssf
common country. let us harmonic and restore COM,
dence and good fellow ship among ourselves Lex Cty
wings and Taylor Wings, Scott Wings. Film pre- wings
Webster Whss, and all other sorts Of Wings stop guar,
reng with each other and stand together united tnsus
quiet and inactive for the present prepared 70 mee sy
collision with adversares and least be resdy 10 pre-
vent mischief and evil 10 the country. even we esnnot
accomplish positive good The srssYiaS asSressi.t,
acQ.lsre spirit Of Democracy leads me TO spprenena
ia, breakers are ahead and Il this time for the Conser'
vstve party and the only Conservative party IN me
country 10 abandon is organizstioni -
Gentlemen, must again AK pardon for making tnl'
the occasion for political letter. but the times tne eu
cumstsnces that surround u.s. the danger hsi
our political existence and my long and deep devou1n
10 the cause in which have labored sssiduoosy .os
twenty odd yesrs must plead my apology. And uusn1
that the sentiments have expressed may md eofa'a
response in your bosoms.
an yusr sSbsrd oseef s,d t,e,s ,orr~
To e-ors, Nor.y ru. Loeol. P er..ly Jr p.rs BAL"
wra sehoubr JaEus A Palmer. Requires. End ots>rs