Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
CASE OF ROBERT b. RANDOLPH

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The Compiler has published the Warrant under
which Ex-Leut. II. has been committed l,y the
hlnrsal To the Jail of this county. IL sets forth Tint
lie " stands indebted TO the u. s. i'm the sum of
S25,O97 S}, ngreeaby to the settlement of his nc
count made by the proper accounting officers of the
Treasury" and that having failed to Iny over Tile
said sum, according to the net of Congress of the
18th May, 1920, the Marshal is instructed to levy the
same hy distress and sale of his goods and clincls
and should there not he found sufficient goods
&c. satisfy the debt, he is counnan ded to commit
the body of Il. Ii. Randolph to JAIL there TO remain
until discharged Ivy due course of law. The Com
pller also publishes copy of the account q us set
forthwith structures on the We decline
laying for the present these Documents before our
readersas it has been announced i'm another paper
Tint Mr. Randolph intends TO oppy To the Circuit
Court of the u. s., which meets to-day, for an in
Junction in the proceeding. The following are the
terms of the law, under which the case will come
and from which, we presume, Arrangement
may he made, for giving relief in the promises:
find be IL further enacted That any pei son should
consider himself aggeved by any warrant issued under
this act, lie may preie bin Of complaint any district
Judge Of The STATES: setting forth therein the nature
and extent Of the injury OF which lie complains; and
thereupon the Judge aforesaid may, il in lis opinion the
requires it, grant injunction stay
such warrant aoe eer, for much thereof as The
nature II the requires; hut Injunction shall issue
t the party applying Tor the same shall give bond and
sufficient security conditioned Tor the performance Of such
judgment ~ shall he awarded against the complainant in
such amount as the judge granting The Injunction shall
IrescTibr; shall the issuing Of such Injunction any
warrant"
This affair has generated various rurnours-sucb
as LIST, that tie President had directed the ace on TO
lie made out for the lurge of S25 600 with the
express view Of wrenkimg Ills resentment upon II.
Ii. r., and Keeping linn in juil-(a r,nour which we
have no doubt is utterly untrue. al, TINT it was the
purpose of the administration 10 have him carried
TO WasIington--(a runour which is equally false. \
Billy, that the Cavalry ofthis City ordered OH
Thursday last, by the Governor Of the Common
wealth, to hold themselves in readiness-(a rumonr
which we have 10 doubt is correct hut the pur-
poses of which order not specified and 4tbly
the runour stnted in our last--and to which the
following Car'l, yesterdays Compiler, supposed
refer:
"A CARD
HENRtco JAZZ, November 2O;h, 1888
DEAR ROBINSON do me the favor to apprize my
fellow citizens through your paper, that IL is my
TaDnic IL, unjust aud GRANTED the mandate which re
qures it, avnI myself Of il, opportunity Of making
my those no have generously come
forward TO suggest NY enlargement.
shall exercise iUbeSrdnce uh :, ceases 10 be vir
tue II. Is. RAN DOLPH,
Late Of the Ndpy
Correspondent requests US TO rrpubl-h from a late
Globe, Az article on the question between the President
IN original Friend IF the hank" dated from Pils
dephA County, Nov. ~ b. and /. said to be from Ss
pen of Mr. Rush. We have no room for this mor,r,e
but II shall appear ~ our next There is one poin,
touches, the power OF the President reusve the De.
poses IVY removing the Secretary OF The Treasury hcl
seems alter all mt TO constitute part Of the issue Of the
case For, the Globe ssies, that Mr. Duane reall,
removed this account; but Tor acts towards the Pref
dent, viii forth ~ tbe article IN that psper
was THIS circumstance OF which were time sine,
assured That made ne lees anxious TO revise our opinion
upon the fciaics between the President and the Urea
sury Department Aud, in fact TO this moment hsv,
hoi yet hal an opportunity OF examining the early Pro
ceed'1gs Of Congress touching the constitution Of tina
Department. The question wiiI I,oweye probably eom
"a, ~ the course OF the winter.