The bill, S. 195, is a Senate resolution that declares March 2025 as "The Celebration of the Bicentennial of the Marquis de Lafayette's Visit During His Farewell Tour of the Nation in 1825" in South Carolina. This resolution commemorates the significant historical visit of the Marquis de Lafayette, who toured the United States in 1824-1825 at the invitation of President James Monroe. During his journey, Lafayette visited South Carolina, starting in Cheraw on March 6 and concluding in Beaufort on March 18, 1825. The resolution highlights the importance of Lafayette's contributions to American independence and encourages educational institutions across the state to engage in programs celebrating this bicentennial.

The resolution emphasizes Lafayette's role as "The Nation's Guest" and his enduring legacy of international friendship and democratic ideals. It aligns with South Carolina Day, which also falls in March, further promoting educational and commemorative activities throughout the state to honor Lafayette's visit. The resolution serves to foster a sense of historical awareness and appreciation for Lafayette's impact on the United States and its values.