Samuel Freeman Miller,
Lacombe v. Forstall — Opinion of the Court
“ It is therefore easy to conceive that when these commissioners of the bank in liquidation asked of the court, in which that liquidation was pending, for power to indorse these bonds and deliver them to Forstall's Sons for sale, that they were doing the wisest thing that could be done at that time for the creditors of the bank; for by such sale the bank would get the benefit of all that the pledged securities were worth then in the market, and by any action at law which they could bring they could recover no more. ”
