Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-19

S,ates-The Palladium Of Democracy-,hey have q
veto on the proceedings OF tho Senate See from ocean
rising.
10 The Judiciary OF the United States Nominated
by the Psesent, the agent OF the People aud States;
and confirmed by the Senae, the agents OF the S,ates,
10 settle all differences under he law aud the Constu
lion. The Lighthouse.
l6 The L,sg Of Nations-Ths guide Of vereigp
Pvw,rs-Beuer admis'e ed by Court arranged by the
! The Legacy
IL. The Declaration Of Internationally govern.
men's do no' answer tho ends Tor which they in
ten ed they ought 10 be changed bat not icr ghi and
rda'ient causes" Jeferson's March
Is Sia,e Soveteign,y-li oIe State hasa RICH, to
change The govsrnmeni, the Others have right TO
prevent fe mofS whom lansy AID trouble perptex
49, 5 ate Rights aud Free Tai "-PseseTve the
Uoioa ard toh are safe. America, Commerce ant
Freedom.
20. Tue Taid-A tax upon ALA bensf to bu, few
II must s0ou DO smothered in is accumulate
The day is departed.
81. The Memory of William Lowndes-a patriot pure
--ior power he u, Yer sought-irom duty lie neve
shrunk. S lem D,tge.
%. "Nullifcal ou"E"Seeesson"-and "ru,ting the
Sn'e upon its sovereignty in di,g use
%. The Honorable wiilaa s.uih-P.o eribsd in
1880, byte prCsslytes lac made 1925 My the day
not be az hand when he may cay in the language Of
RI ~ did Id. b., prompt the age to Gu, their clog
When straight u barbarous noise cnvirons me
nSy SIrmi 70, Freedom IN their en:elc.. mood
License they mean when they cry Liberty.
Keen blows he blast.
"a. Charles Carroll of Carrollton.-Tae asst surviving
Apostle OF Independence - 10 the morning OF lie h.
beheld Dis country ushered into existence God forbid
hat the evening OF his DAYS should be co,dJ NV bar
deeructon. The last Rose of Summer.
The Hon William ID ayton-Who, with mora ,h,u
man virtue, sac'ihced the teares, dies Of personal
AID idm'y ir.nd'hlp, Tor the good OF his soua'ry.
DEATH OF MONROE
A. aneeting IT the citizens Of haiottesvie and IL.
vicinity, AT their Cour House. the IL day Of July
1881, Tor tbs purpose CT terrifying their respset for the
memory of IA r departed T. 'itizen, JAMES Mon
ROE late Prefden OF the United s aics Dr. Charlie.
Everett was appointed C. airman aud James w. Saun-
dor. Secretary The object OF the eny having beer
explained rom the chir, the FOL owing resolution was
adopted upon 'he motion # f aisoD Esq who PIE.
faced II. with few appropriate aud cleo remark:
Rtsoired, That Conmi,'ee If eleven b. appoin. ed
and Instructed 10 submit 10 this meeting Preamble end
Resouli 1ns expressive o! lis feelings the occasion
which has ca;d w tgether, and of our syn,pah y in
IN common loss which th- community has sustain ed
WbeteupOn tie following gentlemen were appointed
VIM. Opie Norris, Wilson NJ Cary John r. Jones.
DR.. W. F. GOoch, DR.. Charles Carter, George Carr
Alexander R.vcs ard Within ID. F,eh.
The mover OF ihe resou ion, (E. r. Watsop) having
declined acting a chairman OF the committee was
upon moii,n, added thereto: and
The committee having retired short time-return.
ed end hred the following presmbs and resolutions
as the result Of their deli5eraiions:
Where's il l. made known 10 The eiliz,n OF Alb.
marie soun'y, that James Monroe, the dstnsu
benefactor Of his country, departed this life on The 9TH
inssn, and we being IMPRESSED with deep sense OF
the cot loss which The Union and the wcd a, large
have sustained in The dea;h OF This Statesman Patriot
and Phi'sut5opsi
find Whereds A sense OF what we owe 60 the pre
sen'' and future generations and regard eel.
ings teque al our hands manifestation OF respe CO.
he memory OF one who was long cz of his soup-
ty, and whose whole u has bee passed in uncea .ns
devotion 10 he advancement of human happiness and
The establishment OF liberty and asiing icun.
daoD.
laspi'ed by these feelings and la pressed with the
regret when he occasion IL 80 we'll calculated TO pro-
uce' VIC, he ci'iz'ns OF this county do resolve
Firi, Tat while d espiy depore the ljss sustain
ID ny tae country IN the death OF our disns usr tx
President James yMCnrOe yet canno, e c1sgze
in tis de sth the Anniversary Of our NA5ps; Ind.
prudence an event which peculiarly iteuuhes hi. RI.
vout oaafy services vita the glory Of that
day, and III, fame with that of his dsng uish,d com.
patriots Il 'rson ami Adams.
Second Tat we will wear Grape for one month on
ne lei arm as testimonial OF our respect, aud We
recommend the same TO all other citizens of THE
cOuA,y.
Toisd, That will suspend all business fer the
day, and recommend the same to The citizens Of
C0slottesvle-snd tina, the Town belle be toisd al
sui'a lie intervals during the day
Fourth That The Secretary iorwarda copy of the pro.
ceedngs this meeting TO The relatives of the
of ihs de resseI
Fifth, That copy Of the above preamble ald reso-
lutons be published n he Vrsipia Advocate and the
Ri.EmoLd Enquirer
CHAS. EVERETT, Chairman.
j. w. SAUNDERS. Secretary.
University If Virginid
=, At meeting OF ibe Faculty in the Rounds on the
lin OF j ally, 1921.
ofeseor Tucker G3red the following preamble ard
resolutions; which weIe unanimously adopted by the
Facuiiy
The Faculty of tie Univerti'y OF Virginia, having
convened for the purpose Of Offering ibue Of respect
20 the OF the late james Monroe, ex President
OF United ates and lately Visitor of this Institu-
ton, who expired on the anniversary OF Aver can In
depend inca, cannot fOrbesr express their profound
sense oil Mr.. MOuro6's virtues aud merits during long
! 10 OF pull strgice III, bore arms during The war
OF the revolution and wounded at the capture of
Trenton. lis at TWO diferen, perit ds poverooi
OF his native state Hs served cur minister to the
Courts Of FGanse, England and Spain. He was seven
years Secretary of State aud eight years Resident Of
tho Uliied Safes. He principal INT in the our
chase of Louisiana. Ii during his administration
hat Florida as elected TO the Union and il was the
m@ny tone OF his annual essage in 1924, made hi.
own sugges'iDn, and on his respons bity, which
10 all probability prevented the allied d.spos Europe
iron attempting 10 sraOgle South Amer can liberty il
It's cradle. While the scis OF his long and busy life
our peUona knowledge, speak of the amiable private
virtues, and OF the patriotic interest which as visitor
oil ths institution he look in lite welfare
Resolved, therefore, that, in ration of our re-
peel Tor hs character, public and private and OF the
relation in which he lat-ly stood to this University thy
members OF The Faculty will Grape Oh the Iof, arm
for 20 days.
X PATERSON, Oh -irmau Of The Faculty.
VIM WERTENBAKER, Secretary of the Faculty.
HoNORS TO THE DEAD.
ORDER, HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY
No2l ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE
Washington July 7, 1881.
The General in Chief has received the following Or
fEnun H.. n