The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
Mr.. MogJ9nA. Not very intimately.

WI. N"H@cIpH. 10 you know, or believe
| that, at the election for members OF the HGuf
OF Representatives. in the fpring of The yea
1899, whether Mr.. Vandewall did vote for voul
brother, the prefent chief julce
Mr.. M0r@aN. | believe he did not vote \,
all, but if he had voted, believe il would have
been for him.
Mr.. Harper. Colonel Tinfley appears ur9n
this panncl, / would ak you if his political O.
pinions were at that time the fame as they arr
now
Mr.. MayboN. do not know what were his
political fentiments at the tine--Lut | remem-
Der that he had been hottie te the adoption OF
the federal contribution.
Mr. M0rtin. The panel of the petit-iury
rs never returned, If underitood you right, by
the martial, until the jury appears IN court, s.
the clerk CT the court knows nothing of it +? Did
you learn any thing Of the panel that lad been
iummoned by the maillaI on the morning
you were with him at Judge Chaie's lodg-
ngs
MIR. A1arGaN. / did not.
TIE Prsfden.. Did you know whether Mr..
D. Randolph had or had not made out his pam
mel
Mr., Martial. knew nothing oft.
hir. Nf5gbf. When was it that the CONVEX
iation took place at Judge Chaie's lodgings,
when you met MIR. Heath there ?
Mr. MayRaN. I do not recoIea the pre-
CHE day, but think it was the 27th OF 29th
OF May.
DAVID NJ. RANDOLPH rsYorn.
Mr. Har1sr. Were YOU MARTIAL OF the u
nted States for the diitri6t of Virginia in 1900
Il. ] was, Sir.
Mr.. Harper. Did you attend the circuit
court held in Nay of that year, as martial ?
Il. did, Sir.
Mr.. HARPER. Did you fummon the. Dannel
OF the jury that terved on the tria! of Cailen.
der.
II. Ibid.
Mr.. Harper. Had you any conversation
with Judge Chaic on the forming that pannel.
n. had no conversation with him on that
iu'yect. There was conversation offered to
me by Judge Chafe.
Mr.. Harper. What was it.
n. The Judge recommended to me that
ihould get perfous generally from the countrv
-repretentcd that they ihould be TWENTY-FIVE
years of age, of fair characters, unlimited bv
party prejudices.
Mr., HARPER. What were his reafons for Ia
king them from the country.
II. i do not know replied that the mode
of lummoning jurors was lootcr in Virginia than
IN other iidtes--of courie did not with bis
infru6lonS.
Mr.. Ha,ptr Fat that period you had been
dliPoied to form jury Of the political opinion
of thote then in power, would YOU have taken
them from the town or country.
II. knew very little &C the political fenti.
!ments of the citizens. There were, however.
in town great majority Of thofe whole noj;l
tics were called federal.
MIR. Harper. Was that the cafe in the conn.
try?
H.. cannot fay. never nodded with DO.
iiIicS III any way except IN private conversation.
Not attending at public meetings, had but Ii.
tie acquaintance with the politics of indiyidu-
ais.
Mr.. Harfer. Did you, in forming the pan
mel, fummon any pcrfons YOU Knew 10 h, p ""-
poied to the then administrations
n. believe did feverai. fummone6 tbe
beit and taireit characters, without refpect to
Their political opinions. l employed two de-
pu:es.
Mr.; R0,9er.i Did you fummon colonel Van
dervaI.
4. did by my duty.
Mr.. Harper. On what day was he funmon-
II. received directions from the bench on
Friday to be prepared with two iuries of "a
each on the Monday following.
Mr.. Harper. When did You proceed TO form
the jury.
n. proceeded the moment I was d;rctt.
ed. | fummoned feverai in perion while in
court.
Mr.. Ha,prr. When did you complete the
PANEL ?
n. completed it on Monday morning fol-
lowing while the court was fitting.
Mr.. Harper. Did you complete the panel
before
n. Never. 1t might have been conGd
as in an incomplete fate at that period.
MIR. Harper. Why 70
II. 1t is never the practice in Virginia for the
jury iummoned to conllt of any precife number
of perlons.
Mr.. HARPER. Did you ever thew the pannel
to Judge Chafe
II. Never at any time or place. The lit
was handed to the clerk of the court on Mon
day afterthe court was in FELTON,.
Mr.. Harper. Did Mr.. Chafe ever fay anV
thing to you about nriking off any pcrfons, Of
any particular defcriptioD, from the pannel?
n. Never at any time or any place, | am We
ry confident.
Mr.. Harper. You are very confident ofthat !;
n. Perfectly 70.
Mr.. Harper. You fay the PANEL was not
completed till Monday
n. 1t was not fnined till that dav when
the court was in feiiion-and the lit was neycr
fhewn by me to any perfon.
Mr.. Harper. 1t was not the pradic then 70
prcfent lilt To- the clerk ?
n. Never, except as the Jurors are fworn.
MIR. Hdrper. Were the iurors called ,rd