The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07
Letters Of John M. Bots Bolts Declares Gov.
Wise q Mailman.
!. EDITOR OF THE III
AMERICAN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE RICHMOND NATIONAL
AMERICAN.
address you this TO request that you will at the
eorhest practicable moment publish your paper the
spe.Sh Of bis ExcceDcy, Henry A. wise Governor Of
~, Commonwealth OF Virginia, pubpned IN the liz.
RAID OF the a0sh ult, and earnestly hope there is
whig or American paper in the state that viii hot
IN spreading broadcast before the people. Let ia
masses OF the democracy read Let them see wha; th
macman Of their own selection Is preparing Tor them
should mourn ihe amentable fact, if could be
htve The great body OF democratic fellow citizeas
were not as true and loyal to the Unon any other por
ton Of our population. feel assured that tney no,
TO be found aiding and abettng IN conspiracy 20 brin
Gu var against the United states
have often listened 10 tie insane rawlings OF q will
iunatc In the asylum, but never never in the whole
course OF my life have heard. read witnessed tn
workings OF q dbordored brain more strongly stsnpc
with madness than in this instance.
Con be possible for any TO rise from perusal OF
this speech without coming u the conclusion that Henry
WISE, who thus Gescends from the dignity OF his Office,
attends town meeting Of his party associates throws
himself into spasms 10 iruence the public mind. TO
cite the passions OF the multitude and fsnarsc their
thoughts to the drefui calamity OF disnIon without say
ing 10 himself this man is eher natural born fool,
luDac, pirator Ia fact aud traitor 10 his hea
Never before has aay man 10 this country acknowledged
his responsibility for so ,reasonable production.
Let no man suppose intend this u rctort for what
he has said OF me in his speech write as that
entirely obterated fror the paper. ] have already
swered that part Of IL sufficiently, before the people,
both here and In Petersburg. confne myself 10 the
treason able matter this speech contains
Irst, then Is he natural born fool | do not think
he Ia. Is he lunaticy believe before God he = par
tally derapged, and have believed for the last ak
monwealth IL docs rot make him the less dangerous 10
tho country f he acts from lunacy than from natural
conspiracy 10 levy war; Read this speech. accom-.
pany with general orders for oilccrirg the
militia, and Tor holding themselves in readiness for
servlce-coupe with them his daily conversations
reported 10 the public streets, OF his intention in the
evci OF Fremonts election, to take posscssion Of Old
Point Comort-(which think there Ia difficulty In
tablishipr)-read the law conspiracy, and tell
whether he not lunac or conspira,or and whether
has not become The duty OF the proper authorities TO
hnve i'm hmm fa ate nrrss cfy
Where Is Judge TanoyS Where liz Judge Halliburton
Where l. the District Attorney Where the Grand Jury
OF this Eastern District Of Virginia, whose attention,
when they meet call TO this speech and general order
finally, where Is the Prcsdent OF the United States
.Sna = na es,oa 81. . ~, si 81
bcsottcd fool; but when u comes from Governor OF
great commonwealth II assumes form and substance
that may lead at least TO the dlsnonor Of the State, not
TO mischief.
Hero what q laid down in Burrs trial a. constituting
q conspiracy 10 levy var
he ua,ed safes violently 10 dsacmbcr the Union CON
psl change The administration, cause tbs rcrcal or
adoption Of general law conspiracy levy war. and
The conspiracy b. carried into effect BY the actual embodiment
sna ss ma s s
cvyng Of and OF course the icvyng Of against the
Here then Is tho Jaw and here 10 the evidence Of q
conspiracy to levy war, which only lacks the means and
courage 70 carry out the reasonable dcsgn Of the Cover
ror oi the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
WIN the proper authorities wait for the overt act Of
will they crush the conspiracy ia the bud and
And not wishing TO avoid any responsibility my own
rar, nviie the Governor lodgehs complaint formally
with the Mayor of tho city, hat may be subjected TO all
the penalties have incurred. JOHN NJ, BolTs
Mr.. porTs DENIES THAT He FAvoRs FREMONT.
In compliance with tho request Of tho gentlemen TO
whom il was addressed the National dmerican publishes
tho following letter
RICHMOND, Sunday, sent. %, 1855.
Mr. nysR sIR-0n yesterday, before started for Peter
burg friend placed In my hand copy OF the south
side D,noc,a and called my attention to IN article head
Cd Beauties Of Bots ~ which my eye over very
hastily. and found In II nothing but that sort Of silly,
childish trash common 10 the paper, and which con
fndcd entirely unworthy Of notice, AND, therefore,
threw II aside without having another article In
different column, headed 9 Bolts for Fremont who
reads ss follows, and 10 which my attention has bee
called since my return
have earthly doubt lie believes the south will subm
his election and he ia fcatheriug his advance lie
has not, we cite the fact that has bet sl1 York.
(which Mr. Crane knew would 60 for Fillmore y viii vote
for Fremont This fact II denied prepared 70 prove
regret that had not seen this article, from max
ing reference 70 In my speech, m gh be presumed
that was true. wish here 70 say, what would have
said In my speech, had known before spose, that
IL IN every particular and In every form most IN
blushpg unmtcatcd fasehood from beginning 10 end
having nothing for its foundation have not even ~
much copper bet the election In any FORM man
shape call now upon the writer OF that article
the proof which be says he prepared TO produce
The readers Of that paper may Judge Of all else that
appears is columns In reference TO me, by this ina
nous fabrication. that Is only paraleled by the mendsc
and systematic attacks that have been made upon
me in order 10 disparage the effects OF speech that
they know doing incscuable mischief 10 the treasona
BILE designs OF the leaders Of the party supporting Mr.
buchanan 10 this Stateand which Of them have a
temr,od 10 answer Again, call for the proo-and II
not rp bed tho author OF the article must stand brand
I'd 10 a vi fnl ralsicr Of rulh aud honesty Il
a, mesi rssrectely, yours, JOHN A Bulls.