New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

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The Music by members Of the N. Y. Conservaorv a,
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WIN l. s HARRISON. Presto ent Of the New.york TN,
graphical Society viii reside The other officers of h,
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IL Opening Ode, written for the occa A~
son by Franklin j. OeTson. BY the Conssrv.,o.,
glorious Age, glorious Land
The homage " the soul demand
An age when Speech as air is free
Land OF living Liberty.
True craftsmen Of The Art Divine
We meet 10 consecTas the shrine
Where starry gems OF ma'chless Mind
Shall light the pathway OF our kind;
Where placers In the Realm Of Thought
shall DER and DER again be wrought
Bess with their wealth the askinR soul
And richer grow as years may roll
Where Poetry, with lustrous eye
And History, that nee can die-
And Science maid OF sober mien.-
And Young Romance, 81 all aye be seen
Ard there the Press shall stand sublime
The ihrobbing brain OF Modern Time
The PhGI os that shall pOint the way
To Wlsdom's pure and perfect day.
". Chorus away A.ayia from ''''' WI longing
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Collection in aid Of he Library S''A
VII Chorus When Life In its beauty"
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-. Adoress....,......by H J RAYMOND.
H. Closing R:m;ii. 5v JOHN hr Mash
NJ. Closing Ode-WrilIen for the &C.
cAsou By Edward A mLaughliu, By the Coasevaory
Those Academic Bowers OF old
Hanns OF the Muse, In ancient story,
With what ren0wn their fame is told
10 fragments or former glory
The hOsTy centuries back we trace,
To gsze upon that world Of splendor
Where Heaven beheld giant race,
AndaDgels stopped In silent wonder.
Oblivion dark hath wrsppd them all
Ia folds which may dlsencumber-
Memenloes Ia funeral pail,
And inlellects 10 vOiceess sumber
For sh The mighty minds Of ED,
Dsloy al. turned away from Heaven.
And, lost thro' Errors driven
Not thus may we OF later time
Presume since gods OF old were mortal;
For shall tread her hights sublime
Save those who knock at WisdOms portal;
That Wicketg lie the dreamer saw,
Upon the page of TRUTH recLf ing.
So sweet did inspiration draw
The humble man awoke digiHng.
Great SOURCE or LIGBT we look 10 Thsa
To bless, and make this germ enduring;
So shall 4 spread, its stately Tree,
LIS fruit, fair knowledge, well maturing.
Expanding wide, in grateful bowers
Beneath whose shades tho Youth may galber-
The priceless boon through tims be oufs
The praise and glory, Thine forever.
BenedIclion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
A. Cunningham, James White, Daniel Goodwin
D. &. Evans, Chas McDevit J. J Hallenbeck
b. Clay Laniue, Robt H. Johnston C. C. Savage
ThOs Harker
a. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman
THOMAS HARKER, Secretary
DANIEL GOODWIN. Marshal jel9h