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GENTLEMEN THE LAW Class
We meet this morning for the first time o upon
upon the task with sannGne hone that youaye come with
fxedpuposes and inexbe resolves conduct yourselves that
tinuance and your best interests
Humble the qualifications which bring
task work cannot well fail profit greater less
gree, we do duty the best of abilities respective
yo me, community BY which you will be sur
rounded depends wholly and solely have
regular and orderly department practise those
s dn so ae 1aan by the rules
the hospitaes of village whlstyou abide
ed fatter myself you have your the
snts of parents and guardians and
strenuous idlenss but that your real profess
Your your laudabe purpose and yon
to the end will surely your exerons effect fol-
aas e @ s and the most grateful rewards await
admonlSh
us error too common the wodthat quick app
henslon spghty imagination sparkling shining parts
cation Hence what the world calls genius than
blessing to its gnis fatus lead him asray
fameTrue consists in the holiness aspirations the high
ergy and concentration and pamos ana en-
pie with and all difficulties accomplish admirable and
wonderful achievements sbecause gifts mng and holy
emuaon because oft ceaseless prompns Steady in
yncbe and Hercuean labours
Hscuean tasks BE assured ten that application the great
sdaum the thing needul without which the
accomplish thing truly great and with which almost one
may force his way to high distinction.
been struck with the ider and man of business
oh indispensable necessity occupation and employment to u
man happiness constrain dissent justice that stan
Reasons whole pleasure, all the joys of sense,
T. LIE IN three Words health peace and competence.
me all the rea! and substantial joys of sensbut they
Little pleasure can be enjoyed Yet with them little enjoyed
there Is wanting occupation employment of the
the verified by the observation experience every
one a happiness mainly consists in the employment of the mind
thought action Hence places mental
That the o n and among philosophers
happiness IN this e abundanty the book nsp
raton while the dness istess inacon is repre-
sened comforess itself dspuabe in the opinion of
men The inniable historian saust in his eum
presses the same dea says he '.uhe length appears
ENJOY % 'oho intent business reputation Of some e.
den and deserved to have been inscribed column of antiquity
over the gate the temple of APOLLO divine perpetual oracle
pursuit necessary happiness that the abourer has to earn
ms daily bread by his daily toll enjoys greater portion of felicity
hah the ess and mind which DESIGN to execute
and nothing to do An employment profession, therefore, the
cry nature 70 every that has the conduct That Won
subscribe TO these truths and intend practice upon themta YOU
nav TO put away childish things, and toga vls
anu currently to study the part have play in the
Gus drama OF life here this morning. in the character
OF disciples Practically demonstrates. o
III inc youth ~ other counesnay all countresal times and
al conditions the inducements faculties of mind and
uy' 70 some usefu pursuit. profession empoyment-o which
adverte not only adequate but persuasive because
ne great end and aim of our being, conentnent and han
pmsS put TO the American youth considerations are &
enhanced oy he circumstances in which he placed and bv
WINCH ne Is surrounded He is born a nobe beriaoe t t
sgsa o MS His youthful eyes gaddcned by broad
s ana brighter horizon than displayed the vision of vo il any
other portion of the Globe. The American revolution &
era he science OF Government and the history of man II ests
hed inc sovereignty OF the people, only true and ron
o. government and gives to the rights and
every Individual, value, importance and
where else possessIt invests every directly or ;dt
y, with the high functions of sovereignty, legislative
tive, and udicialAs representative directy-as eIeco 49,:
1eey ne makes the laws by which his rights secured and
aues dehnd AS Judge juror justice of the peace he ex
erclses judicial power and administers these laws chief
gistrate subordinate officer or as citizen s