Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

erence to the members Of tho late cabinet by those
who were IN favour OF the election Of the
magistrate OF the country. the ground OF the propre
~ OF permitting tho officers of government to enjoy
little relaxation. without remark. hom the iabours
OF their stations; but they invariably wiod up with
an insiOua,ion that for the enbs the
net 10 do So amounts to neglect Of their duties or
something worse
It the President leaves Washington. for his farm In
Iennesseo with an intention announced, of visiting
the Indians in his route, for the purpose of explaining
to them the benevolent designs OF the government to-
wards them, and reconciiug them TO the
which Is made Tor their benefit, IL announced under
the caption Of travelling cabinet and by
vary OF il'-na,ured remarks ahou, his Injustice and
tyranny towards the aborginees Of the county, III the
secretary oil War leaves the seat Of Government Tor
the purpose OF attending duties TO his Of
nce' at West Point, the caption OF travelling cabinet
gam stares us IN the face upon opening the coalition
prints IL the Secretary OF State in order TO expedite
me d"paru OF minister Tor the place OF his desna.
uon, beae. h'' Instructions to him, again have the
capcn OF travelling cabinet presented to our view
win various toEty remarks speeding the mounts in
going to Mahomet instead Of MSbomet TO the noun.
tain.
Now, II they really think II proper that the officer.
OF government should be permitted, without remark.
to Indulge in little relaxation from the labours of their
taion, why all this hub bub among them under the
he'd OF travelling cabinet particularly when those of.
hcsrs, instead Of travelling Tor pleasure or health or
on eiscttoneering tours, engaged in the duties
wAicn belong 10 their Departmental There is some
'hing IN 1t which il rrcconciabls with reason.
In, there /. this nantes, and sirkiag difference be-
tween the members of the late cabinet, and those of
me present one. The ono travelled for pleasure and
wan hs view OF producing effect ,on the elections
and those OF the other travel for t.e purpose of Attend
ing 20 the duties of their stations and sub.ervinc the
,"Frfss OF The county. In the irs year Of AIR. Adj
ans Presidency, he left Washington in July and did
MT return until the next Novemhe,; Mr. CLAW was
'o'rm II Kentucky about the same length Of time and
WHhn That period was fund experimenting the cleo
uons IN that state; Mr.. Southland absent part of
ne same time, attending the ele cons in
sey, AMI mr Blrbour, during te election in Virginia
was engaged in lion through that region This
,i,pr. NJ
net AMI we trust win not be. Consequently the Goa.
ions' were disposed 10 condemn that in our present
rulers Of which they felt no iii .aos,on TO find fst in
u'r wn iavouriics, to ground ia different, N the
present cafc ion that which was prescutcd during the
management OF our aH'rs ny the late admin. ,ration
that II h'y could lay rsie all regard for confidence
they corl find ~ rsason ,il. forn sti,n for on
P"ih npon 'hi' head Notwithstanding there v.s much
re"nn to iind hu' with Mr. A!,'ns and hi. governors
TOT '"eF ITacice oil travelling IL the neglect o ti,ct
un''e' tlpamingtoa, (D) Waichman.
THE GOLD DIGGERS
ATHENS, June 22-On Saturday last WIN Robbins
aud others, to the number OF persons were brought be
lore Judge Clayton on writ of Iabeas Corpus, the re-
urn 70 winch and the decision thereon published below
VIII show the nature OF the case, and will perhaps be
OF some interest TO the public.
GEORGIA, CLARK County.
In obedience to the within fiat I have brouoLt no.
lore the Court issuing this Habeas Corpus the persons
Wcrein named, and for of their caption and de-
tehion state that am Lieutenant of the 18th Regi-
heht oil the United States Infantry acting under the
command OF one Captain Francis w Brady who has
been ordered by the General Government, with de-
achmcnt OF troops TO all iuruders from that
part OF the Cherokee Nation, lying within the limits of
Georgia. That in pursuance OF said orders said Cant
BRADY Is stationed in said alton and that on the 10Th
INST the within named persons into the Nation TO
pace called the Pigeon Roos said be in Hall coun
W In SAID sate but part of the Indian Nation where
man by the name OF Bean, white man, though cnioy-
Ing The privileges OF Indian in said nation was or
haa been digging gold; that they ordered Off said Bean
as ne or persons through him, informed Lieutenant Ire
nor, the commanding officer at near that place. and
he further informed him, said persons had the working
t0os usual for the purpose OF digging sod and had de-
clared they would dig gold in said nation in defiance of
inc laws oil the United States, the Governors Proclama
NATION or the troops. Whcrcupon the said Lieutenant
ordered aitfmant with detachment of troops TO pro-
coed TO their apprehension, and he with another teach
me nj went Tor the same purpose another route and ar
Vhg at the place where they were, first apprehended
sad persons, and gave them TO armant 10 report
me case to Capt Brady at Scudders, which was done
ana the said Capt. Brady ordered aTirmant TO take
SAID persons before the civil authority to he dealt with
according law for breach of act of Congress passed
20 regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes
and TO preserve peace the frontiers; and for said pu
pose, and by said order, arnant has said persons i'm
custody. Given under my hand this 10Th June, 1890
JOSEPH CLAY, It. 4M INIT.