Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24
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nc papers from various quarters TEEN with resot-
ions from the meetings of towns of the Bar dc in no
nor of the Chief Justice. The Boston Bar have select
ca Daniel Webster, Esq. to pronounce the Eulogy-
The Washington Bar approve the plan Of a National
Monument aud resolve wear the BADGE of mourning
tor 80 days Bar Of Cincinnati determine 10 wear
Grape tor 80 days. and to cooperate with their brethren
generally in erecting the Monuments at Washinpton-
The Judges and Bar of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, have unite i'm the DESIGN of erect
ing monument by the Bar Of the L. States and re-
quest their Chairman (Judgc Thomas Ruin) 10 furnish
the surviving family Of the late Chief Jo.,iee with CO.
pyoi The hesoutons.-The Charleston Bar also passed
Resolutions for wearing Grape Cooperating in The plan
OF the Monument, and requesting their Chairman Judge
Lee OF the Distrc, Court of the u S. TO present copy
OF the Resolutions TO the nearest relative Of the
cd and TO the Attorney General Of the s for the pur.
The Committee of the Citizens of Lynchburp have s.
iected the Key r q. Saith 20 deliver the Grafton in
honor OF Judge NlarshaTlic Procession is t., form in
front OF ST Pauls Church. and TO march to the Metbo
dist Episcopal ChnEch.-1he ceremonies TO take Mac.
on the 2Ist August.
COMMUNICATED.
In consequence of the arrival of a drnnaiion from,
the Bar ct the City Of Philadelphia in this CITY having
IN charge the remains ot Chief Justice Marshall the
Common Council eff the City was convened dnrng The
formation OF the procession, the Court House Of the
county OF Henrico, and unanimously resolved that a
committee be appointed to request the gentlemen copo
sing The deputnon TO consider themselves the quests Of
the City The Committee was also requested to make
the necessary arrangements for their Accommodation
IN compliance wh the said resolutions, the Commit
tee on the part of the Common Council addressed forth
WIN the oiowing note to ic Committee behalf of the
Bar of Phladeiphia:
RIcnMoNp, July 9th 1886
rennemen The Common Council OF the Civ of
Rchmond having understood that YOU we re- ,en,,. hy
the Bar of The City of Philudelpia TO accomuanv ,be
remains of their beloved and lamented fellow citizen
john Marshall, to his mourning friends have appointed
US committee, TO request you consider Yourselves
The guests Of our City during ycur stay among us
The generous feelings which prompted this mark of
cSet 10 our most revred and distinguished friend for
he WAS truly The friend OF every our community
Will long he cherished in memories.
we ieel and know that his loss will he deplorcd
throughout the Union; and it Of consolation
10 us all TO believe that though his last breath was drawn
among those who were comparatively strangers vet To
hnI, they friendly and attentive as his nost in
inmate associates and dearest relatives.
Enclosed is copy of the resolution of the Common
Souncn, TO winch we have referred. Arrangements
nave occn made Tor your accommodation the Powatan
giving you cordial welcome
WAN sentiments OF the highest respect
We are yours, &c,
s sESHSE y y. nn@;aSSIFEohbD. Committee.
GUSTAVUS a. MYERS
TO Judge Henry Baldwin, John Sergeant. Richard
reers William Rawlc, Jr., Edward d. lngraham
Esqrs.
he invitation was accepted bu the ecn,t,,;o, c,,.
not DC prevailed on TO proloug their stay beyond the
morning Upon their return PhladrEia The follow.
i2g letter Deceived on Saturday las was addressed 10
the Committee OF the Common Council
PHILADELruIA, July IT, lS35
2 Gentlemen: We avail ourselves of the earliest mo.
inc Coiiaion Council of the City Richmond and 10
you their Committee for the Kindness with which we
We're received upon the alnencd Of our recent
WISH To that City, and for the liberal ARRANGEMENTS ,n,d
tor our accommodation while there
Our reasons Tor remaining % short a lime in r. ch.
mond alter the funeral and thus foregoing tho opuortu
my OF more extended intercourse with her citizens
(Which would have given us individually so much
PLEASURE we've explainN d 10 you verbally when VIC ac.
cepted ue OilcT we honurcd with by the Common
Council, communicated in your note of the OH maj NJ
hope they will be deemed satisfactory and tina, vo win
concur win us thinking that departure after ha wing
iu'co me ouy Tor which we were delegated by the Bar
81 Philadelphia, was in accordance with the ouroos.
OF those who sent us. They dcpuled us 10 accompany
the remains, and attend the funeral of that lustri
GUS man, whom you SO feelinay style your believed
ana uncnted eilowcItizen, JOhn Marshall a.
sve Of their alc ctiunate reverence for his u,.,or I
their desire 10 makc known how worthy they tiought
him OF every honor. What more ,hey intend with 1he
same view, you will have from their proceeding,
All they have done--a they propose TO do s but Inc
evidence, spontaneously afforded of the dccp sen ~
nave OF the character and services the iranscendant
nrh siu virtues oil The deceased and Of the loss the
nation has suffered BY his death
Hcpeaiing sincere acknowledgment. for the ot,,o
ton ne have received from the Common Council of The
oiy OF Richmond and from YOU gentlemen their Com
nn;tre,
We are, most respectfully, and truly yours,
HENRY BALDWIN,
JOHN SERGEANT
WM. RAWLE. Jr
RiCHD. PETERS
EDWD. ID lNGRAHAM
To JOHN Rutherford, Geo w Nluniord. ssmnri Sui.
ic''' %us'a'us A. Myers Esqrs., Committee &c.
HALL OF THr AMrmcAN Punosormfc4L SoeiEry.)
Jly ION. 1885.
Al special meeting Of the American Philosophical
Society held to do honor 10 tie u,cirorv Of Chef f.
tee MAnshAiL uie following resolutions moved By
Doctor Ohapnan ScncT yiee-Ircsidci of the Society
were unanimously odopted
h6sotecd, That az manifestation cf their seBsbilIty
on THIS melancholy occasion, Che members Of tie So.
cey viii wear the usual badge Of mourning on the arm
for thirty days.
h'sorca That The iion Joseph Hopkinson one of the
wee PRESIDENTS OF tile Society he appointed to prepa,e
an 0ouaTy notice, commemorative 81 the eminent viz
tues ~cns, and services Ut the deceased to be Inserted
III the volume Of the transactions in the press
hfS0'Tcd, That their associate, john Sergeant Fsa
who has been selected 10y tle ar OF rn!adtvha to de-
'rr funeral ofdon OIL the decreased be desired to ~
press ia his discourse, in pasicular manner Tie sym
pathetic feelings Of The Society
Reso.rcd, hat Peter S. Dnponccau Esq. as Presi.