The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
- Bolts . Political Prophet
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In your paper OF the Sotn March saw snors iettsr
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Botts, OF Virginia. in connection with the next Prss
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the kindly in which you introduced them to the
public. Your Kindness in the matter was the moro
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lions with Mr.. Bolts had not been very friendly.
And here. II Won win permit me. win euasayor to
show that you nave long hDored under misspprenen-
son IN respect 70 the True shafAo.er o. MI s'.s 10
trusve intent, for nothing could os farther from my
design IL cannot be otherwise than Agreeable 70 you,
am thoroughly persuaded, should succeed in dis.
abusing mind from erroneous impressions against
wbomsoever entertained. look upon tho HEaaLD, IN
your management. a. .T the most potent p ,n
very powerful influence in all the other States OF tes
Union. In other words, sir, think you may b Justly
regarded the Napoleon OF the press In tho United
States However widely others may, At timss. offer
from you amicst the fluctuations OF party
bsconeeeed BY all. Your claim to these ia both un-
Questioned and unquestionable 3d. too, look upon
Mr. Bolts as one Of the pure most sagacious and en-
lighted among the living statesmen OF today In oar
country speak this from long, intimate ana thorough
acquaintance with his character both priva and pup
me-
Upon the accession of John Tyler 70 the Presidency in
April is4l MI Bot,s was warmly ans PERSONAL ana Po-
nca ansna me INTIMACY :. ms. psnoa ~ .en an
oeIsto0d over TOE sonn.ry-an hsmacy when mas ever
nnoe subjected MT bots 70 mucn narmIui roieue ana
no.orey IL nas ever appesreo me .nst az y vsola
nave Deen az JIst, ana no more So ,or
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in neciion with this very topic, remarkiDg uniform
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country rahe spccimen OF puone virtue, nssmucn n
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ndency Is aealnst Cen Iay ior Mr. Oiays sta.esman
Iasors WAS wholly unsried. On the question OF that
nom I MI botts ana you5son were AZ Varahee
minsso ana elected ana Ine sequsi osIore the coun
NY. MI boIis IsiesaW ahu procaMeu Nhat toAs segus
woaio oe ana now nave NO douot your views ana MS
M Iesaia 20 !. are III n''i t -; s, ", p..
more recently SUI, (to VII, IN 1904 MI, DOLLS gave
On ardent support 70 Cen scott Tor the rresdency,
WDhst you WIN equal espousea the cause OF den
fierce. wen, mere again-pafaon tae aiiusion-your
zen ano hr' bo.ts are IN inc same PEG IN regaIu 70