The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-27

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Regular Toasts.
/. Tie occasion IRE celebrate:
Rapiamus amici
Occasioncm dc die; dumquc vircnt
genua
Ei deceit, obd1cta %sal,a,ur fronte sencc.
tus.
?. 1hpa Mater:
Nun 81 male nunc Ct ohm sic crit.
Non scmper idcm iloribus est honor
Ncrnis, ncuuc uno Luna rubcns nitct
Nulm
Responded 20 by Dr.STEPllEN OLlN.
3. The Foundcrs Of NiiIicJmy Cohege:
While preparing the wilderness for d free
home, they did not neglect to lay the found
alton for the acquisition Of that knowledge,
without which Liberty is uaatfainablc. or, if
altainablc, cannot be preserved.
Hon. ID. Z. THOMPSON.
A.. Tia cd,}g S,HicrS Of Vermont:
Encompas<cd by enemies. they were new
or conquered; bcsct by evils, they were al
WAYS u%ndauntcd forsakcn by friends, they
forsook not themselves; the State, whose in
dependence they secured, is the monument
OF their lahors, and the children 10 whom
hey left it, rise up and call them blessed.
Ex-GoY, WM SLADE,
3. orr BenGle'ors:
May our College be pcrpctuatcl III man
ncr worthy the sacrifices BY which il was o.
riginated, and commensurate with the gen
crosby and confidence Of those who have en-,
dowed it.
President LADAREE.
G.. or Err PresileniS:
The position which the college a%ttainc,
during their respective administrations j
undeniablc evidence of the fai,hfulness will
which they administered.
Rev. DIR. BATES.
l.. Our E~r-Profrssors:
We have laid them on the shelf-but W
have them by heart.
Prof JOHN lIOUGII.
8. Tie Corporation:
We honor them for .hcir labors and thei
worth.
Hon PETER STARR.
8. Tie Edcuity:
Our respect commcnds them to the love
our successors.
Prof w. II. PARKER.
10. The oldest graduates:
Like the children whom the Sparta
mother sent forth to The contest, they hay
come back with their shields.
DIR. SALEM TOWN.
II. OW Statesmen. firing and dead:
While mothers love endurcs, let natur
The jewel, OF her casket and her zone.
Hon. A. w. BUEL.
IL. Tie JuriSt:
1t WAS study that dimmcd the eyes of Ju
iice, that reelection might erlighten he
heart. Her balance tests the interests
the man bv the safety Of society.
Neither Hon. SAMUEL NELSON.II or
WILLARD. one of whom was expected
respond, was present
10. 1cocherS:
Ldmpqdid echonieS diuiozousin dHeloiS.
j. BATES, Dr., Prof. WINES.
Il. The Scholar:
rs tlNllLdllhl Nil diNfHs NJ Dullll
Learning is the master Of Art.
Prof. JAMES ID. BUTLER.
10. OAT Orators:
The dead speak for us, The living for s.
ciety.
d. ROBERTS, Jr, Esq.
l6. our Poets:
When WiLcoX i el, Mclpomcnc, in pal
Sieh'd iii rot look upon his like again
Euphrosync, that never fails for smiles,
Though grief becomes her aud thou.
care hcguilrs,
Flew to Apollo, and her suit did gain,
As good a Poet in another vein.
JOHN G SANE. Esq 3,
here responded with a Poem prepared t
the occasion.
The following song was then sung;
Song for the Jubilee.
Oh brothers met once more,
Too soon to pant again
Before We 90 lets pour,
To our mothers love, one strain.
Brothers, wlierc'er we've been,
Thy fame was with us there;
As the nurse of noble men,
The guide TO truth and prayer.
In the Senate Hall their voice
Hath filled the nations ear;
Ard made the free rejoice,
And the lyrdnt quake with fear.
Where justice holds her scale,
l And bliudly hears each prayer;
Y Within her highest pale,
Thy sous sit honored there.
' Where the angel of the grave.
His shaft points at the heart,
They show their power TO save,
4 And turn aside the dart.
. Where'er the Poets hand
Hath swept the l~rancing lyre,
# Thy sons have graced the band,
And touched its chords with fire.
Where the cross its triumphs wins,
Il And love to God and man,
r Redeems The world from sin
|. Thy sons still lead The van:
, They lift that banner high
J. In The Islands of the sea;
And meath the Indian sky,
They plant the Gospel Tree.
Then honor TO thy name.
n Our mother loved and dear;
= We cherish still thy fame;
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