Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
RICHMOND WING.


cFTI 70 t6,r1rr.s r.c- r..r r.sal =
place q meeting sse Il "a. tao-p 70 sas =. the .seoes
Of Mr. Pryor. also learn that the police succeeded IL
sadas shs precise Psse BY following Dr. Boyle, the
geon Of Mr.. Bostsl"
I, "a true TIA, such took place. and Mr
Pryos a>ksd me hos " that information on,
whcrcsboa q had been obtained at Ashland Suspecung
the elect that such report would prodsce unless
looked into ns-.sch that h.ve 10 part the manage.
ent OF the Hotel and Of that place. asked
Mr. Pryor from what be derived such information
He said from onicer Tyler While yet the ground,
went 70 Mr. Tyler sod desscd 10 kno~ how he got the
iuiornssoo ALLUDED by Mr. Pryor He replied that he
had overheard remarks falling from Mr. Dickinson,
passenger who In the train from Milford that
ming. requested Mr. Tyler 70 go With me to NJ Pryor
and STATE facts Of the case which he did and Mr. Pry
promptly remarked that he had idea Of inmating
that had any hing do ~th H. After this the public
can i@.sn: any pr'e to hnd that circumstance alluded
rsfsr 70 Mr.. rSlsrs note appended.
Mr. Chisnsn continues;
"hosly assshr arrest also xr. Irving by author.
ICY Of Mr. Pryor. proposed then make arrangements
. meeting after the parties should be bound over
anticipated they would be- notwithstanding the expected
recos.issnce Nj smith declined an acceptance then
with the statement that he had doubt would be
ccpted when made after giving bonds but that he did
feel al liberty, while under and pledge, make
engagements for another meeting"
THIS u all very true, and grafihed to he able to
concur With Mr.. G. In respect to fact confess did
not fce disposed 10 into agreement while yet in
tho hands OF the law break t. Il is be found in
my code Of honor.
M. Chsmsn in conclusion, says:
"Beng satisfied from these facts and others that any
attempt To hostile meeting between Mr.. b. b.
Bolts and Mr. Pryor will DO thwarted by persons
connected With the matter. but friendly the Hon.
John N. Bolts also satisfied from that the physical
condition OF Mr.. b. b. Bolts, exhibited the
field, that Mr. Pryor ought TO shoot at him.
have nothng do with the mater and giving the
correspondence aud these facts the public close
connection with It,"
Ihave TO say, that no communication Of any sort
made to received from any person from the time
lett chnond until after the arrest except friends direct.
ly connected with the proceedings.
In evidence OF the extreme caution observed by our
party, may mention that ill after the arrest teeg aph-
ic dispatches IRON friends could reach US, and
personal friend who TO Washington Monday, could
not ud though, he states he made dgent search
Having examined and replied, think every
portion OF Mr.. Chsmans card worthy OF notice. have
that comparison of the details With those furnish
ed the part of Mr. Chisman deveopes the garng
that he has omitted important part OF the correspon
dence connected with this affair.
Ia the Dispatch of the 9Th, Mr. Chsnan appears with
flourish of trumpets denouncng in what he intended
TO be insulting for having attributed directly hi
agency teegraphc Communication which appeared IN
the columns OF the Dispatch, his signature He
arraigns before the public ialsiher Of the record
notwithstanding the identical document and doubtless
from which the reporter for the press in Richmond
tracted it, appears in columns Of the Washington
Union on "Wednesday last On this point | am willing tu
leave IL to discerning public hos far the
meats OF Who undertaking in hohaste the narration
OF facts connected with affair of this kind withholds
portion, is Ia be weighed under such circumstances The
eTs;, bravado, spirit and thereby obvious design
break the force OF my card. has in any dis
turbed la this whole Affair." il has been purpose
90 matters command the respect of gen
uemen. Referring the letters OF Messrs. Bryce Ho
man, Pleasants Perry and Tyler leave the whole
ter 20 the )u lgnent OF the public.
n