Resolutions Of The Senior Law Class

:l ■ llf.jUllg ui III rielilor CUI3K l'I tho Uiiivt:ir.uy ot Michigan, Oct. 13, 1802, the folUnving pruamblo mul rus nllltlttlM vveru iiiiui:iiiiuurly ulojied: IWiemijr, In the iliiiieiisaliiiis if D.viiio tuuiiie.v, uur liicud umi fiiriugr uiua.-iuuttt. Uu pi. H. (J. MoicvilÚS, liaa buen ruii.iiVfij [iy tlculh, tiiciuloiv, HiiulCL'J, TllUl rt'llllv; WO DUW III Illillllilu kUOIIIIreíoll I lliu Mili oí' uur lK-aVcnly Fctlier, vvj inuurn Uio tto ut u noGlü ür Uier, fauitli;eü 011 tlio u tur ut lüd U'iuniry ui Lbo iiiuming ol uiuuliuuU ui;il pnittsiiinal hnpe. :Deatli lies on liuu like au uiitimely frost Upon lije sweeiesl riuwer ot uil Uie liold. " lirsulveil, 'i hal in llio dtMlti uf Capt. Nurviiltí, aoüuyy and rilil luwt u bl'uvu iifttiiüer, a ml mp, i u nt, gunuuiud lne..J, aruuiiü wlioso iiiiiicuy will evur ui.tuinc tilt) hWiiuiwl ti;!ii.!-]ü ot' p.iot tieiotftd, That we cun bear to-itiinunv lii bripllior Noiville'd sunipulouu nlegiity, ai.i l bW l'uiv Clirk-slmu yir luusOnich mai-'o OciilIi li hun. "Sofi as dütt-,:y pillows are." Rcwhcd, That :is ceróoura a mutt.jiL Iosh, b resjiecifiilly "ffr " purentir, bnt.lifiit. and .tirb f il'e deuouitud ttiu assuiaucu uf uur düt'p yin jmlliv i ii thcir uddon bereavemelit. S. ü. Tavloh, "I Ü. Kn"x. J On motiori tlio resolutioiM were or. dered to bo pub isheJ iu tlio Atm Arbor Jiipuiï, aid tliat a copy of' them be fnrwarded to the fïimids of tlie de ceased. HOYT POST, Chn. Wkí. 0. Bark, Socy. Lf Govcrnor Morton, of Indiana lian issued au oidor tiiut ' no purson conNciuutioiialy opposud to beariuy urm.s Bhull be (jumtwlled to io military du'.y ; but suoii perron shall pay ;:a e(juivaleut i fcr xciuption."