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


We are informed, that tbis gentlem-e, who recent
~ returned 10 this country, from visit to Fran.e has
haally determined upon quitting the American service
aud defeating 'he remainder OF his life TO that Of Bis
native land. Much must regret hi. reso,u'i,n,
is impossible admire The spirt in which il ba,
been adopted. md who kuo bin in inaely an
ap, r-ciaes his great requirements and uncbsrusive
merits justly,has furnished with tho following p, pc
comment:
GENERAL BERNARD.-WUh he'rg, of sincere
regret inspired by proourd admiration OF his great tai
en,o, and respect Tor his individual character: we ar
nounce The resignation Of ibis dis,ing officer n
the perFussi hat the critical ii aun o. lis patiy
land places hiLD under the mora, oblis ion 10 offer her
his services. The laboFs OF General B-rnrd since he
came to America, have been strictly scientific and
hi psatsnce and manners 80 mild AMI unpTetendine
that some may not have dolly valued em--ike ire
sure in The hsd Of The husbsniman which is passed
by and not fully eppreoiaed until about TO be removed
beyCnd the reach Of s unsousoOnJ owner.
ring The war, and b fore our Engineer Deparim n
bad attained the Organization aud etf cheney IL has &c
CURED, w wsr made 80 pay ani 10 bleed sevtr ~ TO,
the want ot Ia iOnaI {, DcpS, scieni cay srranyet
AMI s1iructd, accotdng tn ti, Hs'i-us and proound
principles which mt into every good system of de-
fefc against foreign iCva'on La tact. had com
pa a'iv ly no experience in md larry cheering and
wa judged 10 b; OF ,he last importance to prccu,e
ficer OF enlarged views, f.oin Ihat corps of The
Fftneh army by whose almost miraculous agency It's
victorious gles had been dslhyrd all Europe
General Bernard was desisnated 20 our Nj mister
Paris an oth whose talents whit sill youth
had attracted .he intulabe renetra.i'n of Napoleon
who afterwards owed 10 hi GERMS 10 erue th,
def nee If points Of vital Importance AGAINST aw Cu
means OF assault as well ts trays for Conducting h..
army in its most rapid and overwhelming movements.
On cue occasion, when ordered by The Emperor TO
'h'o" bTitga ever iiver to pass the army, in the
shortest possible time, he announced its completion at
the end ef three days. Tue Emperor iDcre duous,
and was Only convinced by personal inspection BY
lamp light. GA a subsequent occasion, the F.ensE az
my in retreat, destroyed She same bridge, and il is
said have required the Pur uiog army Of all the A..
lies three weeks TO re.construct IL.
lie accepted the invitation Of our Government
but 1t 10 only from the archives of The Depart
meat Of E1sinSers Mat an adequate conception can
be formed OF the eX'eus AMI vast importance of his
-"Fvey, plans and estimates for roads and public work
evil end military. The most sckly coasts of the Allan
tic aad The a''nesses OF the Western wid, the noun
ta's Of The Al ghauy, and The Marches o. Ofleans
We been traveTsed by him and his able associates
Win eye 10 facilitate internal commerce. and CHEAP
en- national deieace Except his illusrious and at
tathsd isnd, neral Lafayette perhaps no man liv-
log has seen 20 much Of the Uned Sales AZ General
Bernad Tie time of his residence amongst US, has
been unbroken period Of ardent, conscientious but
Gei aud etieu, service; and fhoud the great plans
when he has designed, aud will leave behind him fer
sireng heEug end defending The Union OF these States
b. cohummtied they VIII serve in his absence mo.
numen's OF glory TO he name Of one who esteem
ei and admired though all vicisi'uies of party and
who never betrayed The eas; vaDiy of Ills own sumo.
r!.r tn'owmerts.--G Bernard will carry 9th
lin more intimate knowledge Of county and lis
IN tw'2ns. than any European hvine save one and
Nct gh he krovs well how TO Discriminate between the
dnu OF liz cider and she pariiz,n, are sure Ina,
he will never be the wiling instrument Of despoism.
Toe sdvOC ,tts aud administrators OF any government
essentially Tree, under whatever name are but too for
'una'e when they rsn employ 'ueh n err. rBaH Rep.
CELEBRATION AT CHARLESTON.
REGULAR TOAsTs OF THE UNION PARTY,
The diy-COBiecSaied TO American Liberty bv
American PaiTois-may this return off revive Amer.
c'n feeling IN every American BISON. Air-HsIl c.
luutts
The Memory f Wahug,on- May his hr-welI
ADVICE lie engraved on our hearts, and bis whole Ut,
illustrated in our conduct Solemn Drse.
The Patriots OF the Rsvou,iou-U niied 6ey Stood
divided t'e tall. Ye {, Columbia who bfavsy have
fought.
The President Of lhs United Sia,es-Hs will fiji
the mea'uTe Of bis glory, by preserviua the Union
without impaiting the Rights OF The States The Pre-.
sidenps Ma oh.
The Vice President Of The U. siaLs-His political
inmates have declared oeif Sss,ilners Of Nulli6ca-
hoD-"ul ne shrink from opsn eEpoJiiion OF hrs
owi' Let every Psgsn muse brsOne
Inc Congress OF the UDiied States Wisdom TO
iheif souutils-harmonI TO their m.a,ures, and the
'ppness OF the people for their only object TIN.
br' exc was husb'd, star vas p'ons.
Z The 'vefuor # SOu'b Cstolins-"Ths nniop
OF his confederation Is u key stone 10 hs whole fabric
OF cur political and national greatness our civil aod so
eil pro parity. Let his sediment enter with reli.
gions solemnity into al our public relations with our
country and orm theme otdonosie instruction at our
alars snd hreide' CO. Grafton An J,Iy, 1921, by
Jdmes Hamilton Jr. Governors March
The Peopls o. South Csroiina-Tney tofH preserve
The Unlon-peaeeob'y if'bsy can. II me, swsei
~ me.
9 tn Uo'on--Tbs fouod,h = on .bl.b rest, An.r,.
IN Lb,fy-de'uoy hs enc. aud he otber nust iii
ut P.al, Of III United s.'e.--L.t them
iHs .' j ~ 30 one ) IL i. On ipi,rv n
as .aa. l.r ys"s, w4i'b shall tru,h Cns nav !s.
sueY p Meeting o. the ws'srs
IL The Ains'isan SY.tsm-The oG-prnK ofsvlv
ambition winch you'd corrupt ibg people ~ their own
expense. 'Ti3 al Out a dream
The CovsinE.en,ofs Isj,ri Us s'ss aoJ p Cpl.
o. u ID" viii no' DO what WIZ Garry oae.