The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
Bolts Blames Henry Clay for Prevent
Ing Gen. jackson from Hang
ing Calhoun in 1888.
He don't Approve FillmOre's Record, and thinks
Buchanan the most Accomplished Dema-
gogue Alive, except General Cass
Thinks the Election Will 90 Into the House,
and that John @. Fremont III, I'm that
Event, be the Next President q
the United states.
Vote Taken. -Disunion or no Disunion--.
The Latter Carried Unanimously.
Virginia Stands by the Union, Gov. Quattlebum
Wise to the Contrary Notwithstanding.
&C., &C., &c.
SPECIAL REPORT FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD

SPECIAL REPORT FOR The NEW YORK HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2s, 1885,
ighy Interesting Speech By the Hon. John Minor Bot Pc
fersbuyg Va-Se-ve Denuncation Of Governor Wise and
Robert G. Scoa-He Prores Wise Traitor, and Shos that
Scot had Come from Rio TO Aid Buchanan. WiM Vieu
Get IH Missioa-He Took he Vote Of the Audience, Mum
5erng about Two Thousand, e Question Of Disunion IN
NE Erent Of Fres,onfs Eleco.-Not One for H. &C., &C.
returned to this city from Petersburg about O'Clock
his morning, after reporting speesh Of four hours
length delivered 1t that place last night by the Hon John
Minor Bolts, in compliance with an invitation extended TO
him by the Know Nothing party Of that city
Mr.. Bolts left here In extra train at O'Clock yes
srdAy evening" accompanied by about one hundred per-
pons from this city, and arrived at Petersburg few
minutes before o'clock the train taking nearly two
hours to travel distance of twenty miles With view
q convenient position In the hall, deemed 1t
dvsabe to leave here In advance Of the crowd and
pOrdngy len by the regular evening train, which leaves
here at O'Clock P. n or the Of the officials
hat line towards shall tahe occasion TO speak in
Of the local papers, 70 whose columns am always
accorded generous
About O'Clock p. NJ, Mr. Bolts reached Phoenix Hall,
ccou panied by large number Of the citizens Of Peters
burg. He very warmly received by the audience,
which consisted Of about two thousand persons, many Of
whom could ascertain from the counties adjon.
ing Petersburg.
Mr. BORIS being introduced TO the assembly by Mr. D.
Aroy Paul. arose and said;-
NE pkrEsps HIMSELF PROM rax CHARGE or TREASON.
GHNuxNES AND FEILow 1IrzxSs-I beg to say TO yo1
Mat after what has transyred within the last eight
months, esteem both Al honor and privilege 70 have
eceved many pressing invitations have been ad
dressed 70 10 present myself before the people OF this
proud l,,lc ccckade city Of the Union (chsers nave,
bu must 70 further back and ssy for long series OF
years-besn grossly illuminated and misrepresentsd
e. have been scandslized as gen ueman was never
candaizec before. have been held up traitor 10
eeuSSsp md a. ~ asoou,, re.ay 70 sacr,aOs al
HE deari interests tba hold 10 sacrihce the interests
Of my children and Of my cnildren's children, ia
order propste the favor OF black republicans an sbo
itionisn Iwi show you here 70 night, II you will give
me your patient Intention. and bespeak In advance,
Who tho who are the friends
of TIE Union tell you, gentemen that tho people of
Virginia little know Of what is uanspiring within their
INV CHARGES oovrssoR wIsx Win TREASON.
I chaTge-snd II do not make good the charge,
bold responsible for ii-that tresson and disunioc
nrc stalking abroad throughout the commonwealth
end Union. There Ia nxed purpose 70 dissolve This
Union which had M origin In no recent day. and Is 70
know that enough has been said, regre, most pro
buBdly say, b. the press Of my own party TO
excite tie strongest prciudioes against not only
smonr ou but tnrouehoa, the South without the least
ground further than because having abured all desire
political ms having ss' s.s sn'sIsaea sooa a DO, ,Ss
on toe political robe aud present myself before
Che people Of any part OF this country, In a
political ,anyAss or - make poaical address, was
Induced only by the recent course Of events, but
from sense OF imperative crIy which felt dsvoved
snisrsins the opinion mai oo that there design
~ disturb the peace and harmony and the Cnon OF the
eaes aud come ard n tue urgent request ofrends
snd !. have said. nom sn Imperative sense Of duty
some weeks ago, and deliver an address at the ART
church, in Roh~ond which has essn denoanoed ss
n ncmsn, order that you may Judge Of the extent TO
which charges are jussaabe, come bere TO pre-.
sr 10 now YOU the difference q opinion entertained
regard that speech, shs take the liberty Of reading
90 on private letter thst received BY tnis mornings
mail which selsci only because 70 happened TO be With
we happened 10 be my pocket and II one out VI,
% % % 2, aso ,se ss ss Sse
The ODE Of reading this letter will cxpsin aner get
shroush u b for NO compliment tha contains 70 mo
opinions entertained BY Of tnose Who VIII com
and our confidence and respect IN opposition 70 those
Who have asssiled me. Tue following s tho letter TO
rrrsrsvAsra, g ". sep. ~ 1855,
spseh sou delivered ~ hshond me 81 q August las
s m r psn a. a. b.
rom telling O. Lively s,sscVp e. 70. q is@d yoa
you sven him snd the pleasure you have Afforded
Wig Irceed a. have Ssen sassocsd ~ mistaken
chsracsr ha have @ s en-. ss yon % .os dee vas s
hero you stand i9rh torgsssI O the yronss
ss ~ ever feeling q nsnns.. e assure 70.
rse s, pas1 s here - hsqs seD rom me railing
or sreech 10 the With feelings of profound
rPss, sS Sem pna Win 1usaed sdniTsoa of e ability
ssnp ~ s,pnssa u rs rs wa me- While
t becoming ae seopea9 Or qnsey q any man
lnssrnd independence snd give a. my belief day Ma.
% .ssscs 90 ~ s All so %oas sa, has
hesn done ycu You stand with OF people now 4
fsr seeing fearless honest independent leader; AM
he result wh ne people cannot be aonsS ~ e ees p
mise Virginia who have only been dsbauded because
deserted ~ their cherish ne memory ot their
feen awaiting call ~ the odd conservative compromse
hnsies 10 he4l into line again. Your speech the
~ Col y ho rules hs regulates The judgments
men thai csponse VIII come ~ from the hills and vale
OF he lane the 4h q November, in such form az win
Irn There hundreds here who desre 10 hear
n words whoe " felt by oil who read
40 ssd = ons ens q se o se bs a. s place on
ana Tuslav the s and ~ Of October beg you In be
kaf Of who have heretofore invited you and IN
come sna help us with sincere respect and admiration
your obedicni servant
,neers we're given by the audience a the close Of ths
ve.dlna o this letter Now, genteuen the purpose fcs
vbch have read this letter s TO show you that while
,shs gentleman who understand is The editor OF the
~pvle Resur Was Of those Who Joined In that hue
ard CRY against last winter. he now comes forward
snt sck csnddly and IKE an that be wss
against position have heretofore taken but that nov
tss rveudces have been removed read II 70 you
shcr the speccn the estimation Of those who read
does "a jusiy IN the remot 1T degree the ansthems
snatNxve been bestowed upon a. (Cheers This etse
~nne fom South eide man, IN the county OF PHsyvs
49,. I read tor another r1rpose. read fo
are purpose of showing my high appreciation 6
serusrap whose honorable disinerestedness and mag
ssnlmous impulses have overcome his prelud,ces aud
rte : truc patriot aud true man, with moral courag<
-s-t 4. ne virtue found