The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-24


and beneiac,ors. Frequently during his
teryent appeals to the hearts of Carolina 5
sons, did | wish that the assembled Slate
we're present before hun, but especially
that portion Of IL which is to legislate Tor
her future welfare At one time, his au'
dence was mortified aud humbled at the
view of the little that had been done by
the State to elevate herself among her sis
tiers of the Union. Al another, they were
gratiiied 10 learn the number and the eX'
tent OF her resources; and then, again,
were excited by mingled feelings OF pride
aud modification, to pledge themselves nm
rescryedly TO the promotion OF herinterests.
The friends of the University cannot but
feel grateful to Mr.. II. for his powerful
advocacy on this occasion, while they look
with confidence to the good effect TO be
produced BY the publication OF his enlarg.
ed views, his correct details, and his elo.
qucnt appeals to the State pride OF every
one calling himself North Carollnlan.-
But would no; have YOU to suppose that
Mr.. H. Address consisted only OF dry
details uninteresting statistics, and scraps
OF our States history. Though decidedly
OF the practical or,ier, il was occasionally
lighted up by flashes Of true eloqnence,
worthy both of the subject and the coca
sion. | will no, say more Of II, a trust
that II will soon be IN the Press, and on rs
way TO enligh,en iLe ignorance aud shame
the prejudice of the public mud.
Mr.. Buce's Address 10 the afternoon,
was, IN all respects, IN admirable one. HIS
subject was, The causes tina, have imped-
ed the growth Of American Li,eraturc =
and most ably aud olaqucntlN was il treat.
ed. II abounded with cogcui reasoning,
historical facts, classical illusions, the apt
est illustrations and sentiments Of the purcst
patriotism, and the most enlightened ptcty.
1t the Orator succeeded IN convincing us
Ut our inlcrtorty 10 our Wonderland M
Literature aud the Arts, lie left Us, for he
time, IA doubt, whether the specmcn Of
genuine eloqucnce 10 which We we're then
listening, could possibly be surpassed by
tho w,liers Sc ihai ur any other land. Mr..
=. IS from Halifax. Va. BE- Is q graduate
Of our University and rcta,ns a stroag at-
tachmeul to his Alma Nat0. lie - ono
Of tic few, VINO N the midst Of Astounding
wealth and extensive possessions, find time
to cultivate letters. No one could have
heard tha, ADDRESS wilhou, surprising that
ils author, instead Of bc,ug as he i, one o.
the largest planters IN our Country, haa
been all his day on exclusive deyu,ec 70
Polite Literature. The manner Of Mr., y,
- cf the forci5lo aud impressive, rather
than the graceful order. For an hour and
a halt, be- rivetcd upon his SUBJECT tht
charmed attention Of a crowded house.
But | must cease this strain Of eulogy
although conscious that ! utter the seull
menys, not 81 myself alone, but Of all tina
heard that address.
will only add that The weather was de
hghtlul, the crowd great, and the mus,
very fine Every thing about the Insli
mlIoa seems 60 promise better and siis
better things. An able hand Is At the helm
Of lis AFFAIRS, and an open sea before AZ
May the prospecting gales Of public opinion
Natl It safely aud speedily Oh - course
AN ALuMNUs
The following wa. the Order q tho TX,
ercise on CoNNEScEHrNr Dtr
r5kaoos.
Prtyer
, salut tory Grafton IN Liiia.-W diam +
D4Gcy, TutyYoaeh
2. Orauou, National Pride ~--Slmasl i
Pp,lips, ChaPel M
g. Grafton " Science 81 tAe e-Eobert x
Brdgerr EdgseaH5e
:. Outan. Frpgfrn d Constitutional l.iA
crtE"-jlhu $ Erwin, Batks
6 Grafton. " laH1eue. 81 ciyc8Hs,8aees on
Casf1eiar.~- Besgasa!n 4 " -ta.as, Can
baIand
= O'aiaa. THE liefaes II tie Reio.aGoa'
IaasH " reanoa, Iasga
T. Dsaoar nira c1uqae Is -e Gro a4te jaime.
4. Deis. iHFtHia
p Jistiga. "Ebasaetsf ol Alexander llaml
teu.a--Iesse 6 saepe,d CuiHbsrigHd
3 Oratoa. Moral Grandeur Of the Bbls."--
James a Long, Raadgiyk,
g. Grafton. hecaieg1lrg Declaration Of lndr
William = Tiara Raleigh
; Valedictogy Orguou.-- { haf.os PAi.Ips, Z ap
eLHR
G Degrees conferred
T. Report o. the Faculty.
9 Prayer.
/ 'QuKsE - Might not good Musicians. be found
within the bounds Of \ Carolina / learn tbAl
th"sc seFa imported from the Capital Of a neigh
boring State.
MdmmOh NeUspapers.-The rage for
publishing mammoth sheets - thus hu.
norously hit olfby the Albany Microscope
Proposals We purpesc, IN few DAYS,
70 ISSUE newspaper from tins office ol
sufficient Dimensions b. serve Tor au avn.
ing lor the whole United States II wilI
contain l7,0OO,O00 columns Of reading
mater, with "piciufos to match, being d
column and a picture for every man. wo.
man, aud child m this great republic I.
VIII contain nearly every word ~ the En-.
gIsh language, besides German works for
The Dutch d Philadelphia and the West
French works ior the Nonsicurs. Madams..
and MndcmoIscIes Of New Orleans and
other places Tales and Sketches IN 9th.
er languages, alive and dead, to suit all