The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
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Annnal commencement,
|. ID sddition 20 ekai Ne have 1lresdy
published. We giye ihs following fsftier-.
lzn iron lhe Rsfeigh REGISTER IN relation
% die proceedings q he lzie Commence
menl o. our University:
The Senior or Graduating class consist.
ed Of The following gentlemen. viz: VII
liam z. Barnett. Joseph q. b. Bairhelor,
Charles Bruce. Peter q. Burton, Ralph r.
Buxion, Samuel J. Calvert, Samuel w.
cockrel. Thomas r. Davis, Edward
Dromgoole. L. l.. Dusenbery, A. b. IIaw-
kins. fames J. Herring. Z. J. Hinton,
Owen ID. Holmes, p. A. Holt. ii. o. w.
Hooker, v. II. Ivy. r. ID. Lenie, J.. C.
MANLY. Richard II. Mason, II. q. Nell
benny, w. Il. Mebane. A. ID. Moore, j..
II. Saunders, X. Z. Shorter. Dewitt G..
Stone, George V. Strong. r. ]. Summers
J.. Taylor. S. ID. Wharton. 4. +. Whyte.
The sight ofso many young men Who. az
Ter daily association lor four years. were
about TO separate, perhaps never 10 meet
again, awakened The lively emotions even
in those whs had been hong accustomed 10
such scenes. May the many high hopes
and found anlicipalions which animate
their young hearts and enthusiastic tempe
ramenis, be all realized on the great theatre
Of life.
The degree Of bachelor ef .7rfs was
conferred in course, on the several Mem
bers Of the Graduating class. The Homo
rsry Degree Of Master If Ats was con-
ierred on the following gentlemen, viz:
w. w. Aston, OF Sumter Distinct, s. C.;
ID. A. Barnes, Of Northampton county;
Robert X. Bridgers, Of Marlborough; +.
T. Bryan, Military Academy, West Point;
*. ii. Lewis. Tarboro'; q. J. Morisey,
Sampson; w. s. Mullins, Fayetteville;
Thomas RufiD, Missouri; Rev. Albert
ShIpp, Cheraw; J. II. Summerell, Sails
bury; Calvin II. Wiley, oxford; Charles
P.!iIesnwell, Virginia. J. W. Murphy, Of
Lincolnton; and j. Randolph Clay, late
Charge dAiIaires at Vienna, and now Sc.
cretafy Of Legation at 81. Petersburg.
And the Honorary Degree Of LII ID. was
conferred on Willie p. Mangum, Of the U.
s. Senate, a graduate Of the class Of 1915
on John Y. Mason, Attorney General o.
/ the u. s., and agIaduaie Of the class o.
! 1916; and on James X. Polk, President o.
1.-The United States and a graduate Of The
class Of 1919. ;
/ The Editor Of the Raleigh Register
who is a member Of the Board Of Trustees
remarks:
.The Trustees had most painful du
ty to perform, in expelling two of its Stu
dents, whose conduct had been of the mos
rebellious and violent character. We for
bear giving further publicity to the matter
by menn0hing me names vf silv indisii
!. uals, but the prompt and decided action
the Board will show to Parents and Oh
Public, that if any one Of the outbreaks
which have so frequently dsgraced othe
Colleges, should be attempted at Chap,
Hill, they will be met with an energy b
: fitting the crisis: For, the Trustees are d.
sermined, as far as in them lies, th;
the character Of cur State, as law and O
) der-loving people, shall suffer no stain b
College Riots. Though, il is due to Il
young gentlemen Of the Institution to sa,
that with the exception of the single il
stance alluded to, there never was, at al
> former period, greater quiet or less eau
! for complaint. The action Of the Uniye
! sity, through all its arteries, IS sound al
= healthy. May it coyguue to flourish y
! more and more, yearly 10 send forth fro
u its walls, race Of men to bless and ado
our highly favored country"