In Memoriam

At a meeting of the Law Department of the Uyversity of Michigan, upon the annouuce. ment of the 4eath of Samuel C Lewis, a member of th,e Senior Class, the fpllowing preamble and resolutions were adopted : Wheras, It lias pleased an all wise Providence to remove from us, by death, our friend and class-mate, Samuel C. Lewis, therefore, Resolved, Tliat we bow in humble submission to this manifestation óf Divine will, and ask of bis fricada and relations the privilege of mouming wiih them the untimely decease of our mutual friend an brother. Resolved, ïhat we have sustained an Irre, parable loss, in the death of one in whom we have ever found a devoted student, a genial companion, and a true friend. Resolved, ïhat the nienibeis of the Law tment bear testimoiiy to the hieh moral ohaacter, social umüuies, and gentlenianly dej r.acul of tha do ■ ■■■. ed, while he has been among us, M a citaea, a student, anda thuugh be .u. ; 0 our niidsi a straner, he now leaves bebiud j ...;,, bilt porrowing ffiepds. Resolved Thn' we tondr to the friend of t ie ,. 'ceas 'd OUI iincere coudolence and gympathy; but let them tra consoled with the thoHght, that Uiougli far from pareuts and home, bo was yet with true friends. Rcsohtd, That the usual badge of mouming be worn by the members of the Senior piass. for ten days. Resolved. That a copy of these resplutlons be forwarded la the triends of the deceased, and to the Lnn rbor papers for publication. F. E. MORGAN, W. H SHEKMAN, CHOLWELL KNOX, Cummittce. Ann Arbor, Nov. 26, 1802.