The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-16

from Ties. All CHIP. and 1874 rerse. =
Her remains were then attended by tIt
greater part of the congregation to the
College burial ground.
Ga "Wednesday evening, the Speaker.
selected for the Sophomore class appeared
on The stage, viz:
1. joins CowAS. Wilmington, Character o.
= Malmoud Heterogeneous.
2. RoEEET H. towAS, (Wlmington) Rayney
on the New Jersey contested election.
3. joins BALLASFANT, Mary Co. Ienn.) Rhe,t
on the Appropriation Bill.
4. RongRr r. FULLER. (CaswelD Everett on
laying the Corner Stone Of the Lexington Mon.
umerit
5. Wtum A. BLorNr, Washington Infiu.
ence OF Revolutions on Society ANONYMOUS
&. RoBIS Ar. Z. JoNEs, tlIiIsboroy Prospects
OF our Country Dr. Hooper's Address before
the Literary Societies.
TnuRsDAy-( Commencement Day.)
The procession moved, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
from the South Building for Gerard Hall, in the
following order, viz
L. Musicians.
Members Of the Freshman Glass.
8 Members of the Sophomore Class.
a. Members Of the Junior Glass
>. Members oftho Graduating Class.
q. Alumni
Z. Strangers and Visitors.
5. Teachers of Schools
.. Parents and Guardians.
10. Clergy.
II. Faculty.
H. Trustees
10 Governor ofthe State and President of the
University.
II. Speakers of the Graduating Glass.
hp Hrapo a.. q n.
Caldwell with barred heads and entered tho Hall |
in reversed order, when there was
]. Prayer. by DR.. MlrcnEL.
?. Salutatory Grafton.
FRANcs T. BRrAx. Raisigl.
,. Grafton obligations Of Educated men,
JosEFn J. SuMMEEELL Northampton.
H. Grafton. Principles of the Old Ioderal
Party"
Rurus DARRlx0rR. Calerrus.
5, Grafton. Spirit of Reform"
WILLIAM II. IIAiGn, Fayetteville.
D. oraiion. "Rcciprocal influence OF Science
and Religion"
WiLLAM F. LEWIS, EdgecoaJe
AFTERNOON.
Procession as in Forenoon. I
ExERcsEs
/. Eloge dc Louis Philippe
WILLIAM a. BELL. Greene Ca Ala. :
.. Grafton Reverence ofihc Past"
WILLIAM $. MuiLiVs, Fayetteville.
,. Grafton. "1he Middle Ages II
WnMM +. MARTIN, Elisabeth Cit
4. Degrees conferred VIZ: A. b, on the Grad. I
nating Glass, aud A. NJ. on the following p
Gentlemen, viz ALBERT G. HuaAARb,
Nc,oleta. Rev. THoMAs X. OwKN, IVssA. "
ingioR. WILLIAM ?. BosD, BrorasgUe, =
Tenn.
3. Report oftbc Faculy. 5
=. V4lediciory
IhoHAs J. MoEIsrv, Sampson u
:. Prayer. by PRoF GRREN. al
Names Of de Graduating Class g,
Richerd J, Ashc, Rufus Darrngor William A. "
sell, Francis +, Bryan, Jas. A. Caldwell, James NJ
'. Canpbel Robert MEG. Campbell. David :;
oeman. Jas. l.. Dusenbery, Stephen s Groen, r
illam II. liaigh, William W Harris, Charles IN
> lleartwell William J. Hayes Peter J. Holmes.
Ohm +. Jack, William L. Lewis, William +. 10
lariin, William 2. McBee, Thomas }. Morisey. ~
William $. Mullins, Israel l.. Pickens, Nathan
] IL Ounce, George W. RulIin, Jno. u. Smith, Sd
shley W. Spaighl, Joseph ]. Summcreli, Rutfin hi
Z. TomlInsoa, Richard y. Wilson.
The Public Exercises Of tho young Gentlamcn w
ere well performed. The Speeches OF the Grad tn
ting Classwerc married. by manly good sense
ID lnany ofthem by graceful eloculio'. TO
e, ~ al ;.yonony was iuirolpo. AZ
on lnl' =, % The name 81 Nc sS4s. s.,
-rsioens n ,6e IIoy Scriptures 10 each Member VI
lie Graduating Class ~
In