Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
n,-yI r. vECTINc, IN DANvlLLE.


" meeting of the citizens Of the town OF DhnVlile, hed
=, rho Coat House Oh Tuesday, June l0,h 1901:
T. Watkins Esq, called 10 The CHAIR, ana -'co' t.
walsh Amounted Secretary.
wish noon of w r. Suhern, committee OF eleven
~ ,p0nt"d draft resolutions expressive o Tie deep re-
, II the citizens of Danvi", at Tie unfortunate occur
60 i, tbe town of LynchbuT where our late e'!w-c.t'-
znn 4 w c. Terry, has fallen in renconirc win hf.
| lanes D. Saunders Of that place.
IN pursuance of this resolution tho Chairman app 'n'ed
- ii,vinr committees J. w rownlhy, VIM. /. Suthe!-
| TN Il Hynkns Jas NJ. Wlilms, James h. Claiborne, AL
,n Y stokes Rev. J. \. Lewis, l. t. Walters Green T.
| pnca DR.. 0. n. Aen and Il. q. Archer.
ha committee after having retired reported lie lolos-
inn nrr,nlsc AMI resolutions which were unanimously
adopted: ,,rit,, 70 csc,ro n, inh,
- =, indignant grief and heartrending anguish, but upon
IN occasion sad catastrophe made sadde hearts than
hs his which calls 10 mourn the loss ol one, VINO
,S an armament society and acquisition 10 the circle
". ,h rntc He whuse untimey fall called 10 Ia
,ncn is one who has fallen in the prime OF manhood alter
havna bocd with acceptable zeal TO promote The interest
m coun,rv the good society and the happiness OF his race
r. saw thai regret the dealt, of this character, is 10 con-
vcv ~ the mind inadequate idea o the srie! which no"
deeper sensation than that %! !c4rt no"
, his community. We feel that the uSs is HAL Vi one,
, 80 an uwrd BY with capacities Of ciariG'
-, and with heart that moved in defence OF virtue ana ht'
riosm C,ershing do, high appreciation Tor cia-
.c,o nj urea. mental and moral c0melncss, we near WIN
dccn l sorrow the Of his death and as IN
vinre thereof do unanimously adopt the following reso-
| buttons: 80 . o., l.,
ooo NJ that Great Being who rules destiny and shapes
onr We have heard of the unmcly death OF our late
felowcitizen A. w c. TERRY with the deepest grief that
S cherish for his memory and glowing admiration
and , we now look back upon his career with hish ap
necIon OF the noble mn;ves which directed his footsteps
| and Dictated the policy which he had adopted.
o,d Thn as II gentleman of noble bearing and generous
foonvs he has from This community, It's esteem ana
condencc which his department cultivated while he lived,
and rbrh we shall ever cherish that death has carried
! him hence. . - .. 4 ,,- -, r,o,
,bes 10 the family that mourns Tor the loss 81 h
win YEAS lis pride its ornament ana lis consoiiph III !,
chill CO., cannot alleviate The siirrngs which Cypress ms
friends we extend them sympathy; anu over Inc "o
! of him who has gone We min Gle grief with Theirs
4h That the Rev. Mr. Pnchard be requested To deliver
funeral discourse in memory of The DECEASED upon ihe nun
Sunday Of the present month =, !,
ain That copies of these proceedings De sent 10 The be-
and dconsoulc widow Of tho deceased 10 ms MI
the. and sisters and tho editors Of the DanvIl Rrg=
ter IN. Milton Chronicle, Lynchburg Vrsinan aud ltrpuo
can and 10 the several Richmond papers, with The request
that they publish them 80 - -. ,,, r..
G Crar,"ad and Dr. Thus p. Atkinson, committee I"
make such arrangements may be requisite for carrying
out the fourth resolution.
The R.v M.=srs j. L. Prichard, Geo. W. Dame and n.
Lewis Mr. Gro. ". Johnson and DR.. \. J. Tietn, were
APPOINTED committee carry ont the on resolution
| Upon motion Of r. D. Neal the meeting ADJOURNED
| P. l.. WATKINS, Chairman.