New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

And the hsw % other years.
Born Of the sun and rain
Half gadnes- and half tears.
Shines out IN heaven again.
Come from Earths Borrowing tears.
Come with Lies hopes all bright
To this spot beloved II yore
Tis the prophets Pisgah-hlghi.
With - Canaan al before
And we lift trustul eyes,
Prom this hour 20 friendship given,
To gathering in yOn skies
To brighter home In heaven.
Come from Earth's Borrowing tears
Come from Lies toll and pain
To this haunt of earlier years,
To this home beloved, again.
Mr.. SPENCER then delivered Address from
Manuscript which he held in his hand which, will be
printed in full with the proceedings was well adapted
to the occasion. He concluded by giving as toast
Alma Mater.
The following are the regular toasts
The City and the Citizens Of schenectady
The legislature Of New York.
The Regents Of the University.
l. O. L. Pruyn one Of the Regents. replied, aud
gave as a sentiment
In Union Is Strength.
The Trustees Of Union College.
DR.. Tucker Of Providence replied
Chancellor WALwoRTH gave
Our venerable and venersied President.
To which DR. Mott replied eloquenty, OF which
more hereafter
The Governor Of this State.
Gov. WRIGHT replied.
Our Sister Colleges
Prof Mason Of y. Y. University reptile d.
The Ladies.
Bishop DoASE replied
Harvard College.
DR. WAISwRIGHr replied.
The Choir then sung an ode composed by j ID.
Brown, OF the class of 1882
Common Schools Academic. and Colleges.
Y : Benton replied.
Professor TELKANPrr read Latin Poem com
posed in Goiiincen. Germany for this occasion.
Some remarks were farther made by Mr. White,
NJ C., elect. from this District, by Rev. Mr. STOCK
roS Of Philadelphia and others. but must close
shall rccur to the Dinner again in my next which
shall send you tomorrow. giving an account OF the
Commencement
The Choir then sang the following, written by j.
d BKows. OF the class of 1892, all the company
male and female, joining.
AR rd Lang Syae.
We meet again where once We met
While throbbd the youthful heart
With JOYS and hopes renenberd yet
We meet-hui meet % part
For Aud Lang -yne my hearts
For Aud Lang -yne
We sing the old familiar song
For Aud Lang Syne
scattered brotherhood are
For one brief day return a.
To view the home. % greet the Trends
For whom our hearts have yearnd
For Aud Lang Syne. &c
We meet 20 mingle holy tears
Der those in death who sleep
We meet 20 welcome these VINO I've
With kindness true and deep
For Aud Lang Syne, &c
A. hand in hand and heart TO heart
Our parting hymn we -ins
Wen vow IN manly strength 70 pear
Whatever time may urlng
For Aud Lang syne. &c
To live as those whose lives are made
BY earnest strife sublime;
To die as those whose rus, 10 Plsc d
Beyond the shores OF time
For Aud Lang Syne &c
Thy blessing Alma Mater still
shall lnger IN our hearts,
Inspiring a. thy sons 20 act
In patient siren III their parts
For Aud Lang Syne, &c
And .,il whaiee'r our LOT may Be,
Whatever part tread
Wen bless thee FOR the love sincere
Round this our meeting shed
For Aud aus -yne, sc.
JOEL B. Norr. Esq read the following Ode
written for the occasion by Mrs.. SIGorRNEr
ODE
FoR TIE FIFrirrH ANNIVERSARY or ONloN eO---~H'
CoxE 70 the Sacred terrace, where OF Old
Youth walked with learning knit N bonds OF love
And see the sunset, with i,s torch OF gold
The nil. resndle and Hume the grove.
And II perchance iinse Of silver CLEAN
Amid your manly temples here and mere
Repress not yet the bri ,hi. enthusiast dream
Which made lies morn 30 beautiful and iA'.
Come TO your Alma Matters honored side
With Classic lip her cherished praise recount
And fal Of high resolve and grateful PRIDE
RetrAce the streams Of wisdom 70 tneif iount
Cas-, Al her feet the trophies you have gained
In bowers of Science or IN halls Of state
The diamond armour Of a name unsiAned
The b.oodiess laurel Of the truly great
The wealth that aee,s not on the wing Of tine
The fame thu, dies not with hcse breath
The unfadins glory Of a iai,h sublime
That wins immortal victory from death
With sins Ike these your fla srdor prove
Record her afteth birthdays hAlowd race
And grave this jubilee in lines Of love
On History annAl for future race l. H. :
This hsppenei 70 be true 10 Nature. As he Poem vas
being READ The gorgeous sunset hat man ever saw
threw golden stream OF Aght through lie grove
DR.. PERRY then pronounced the blessing an dthe
meeting broke up at abou, half past T.
Mr.. CAMPBELL. one Of the members OF Congress
elect from voar CITY delivered the Grafton before the
Pm Beta Kappa Society this evening commence
ment will take place tomorrow when shall have
mora N