New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

what ia worse, poverty of sympathy. These things .,s
not po~uca oaly because they poetry. Assossro.
Is also striking characteristic OF the work OF Tile ssc
By Il great aims carried out. Se!hsh q Ae
sge 10, filled with sons OF greed and sons OF ysasty,
the sanitary reforms the ged schools and is otss,
labOrs, embody great and noble ideas
The Thinker came next All thought now 70 - NJ
iectve, must have breadth and enlargement anf nas,
at least pfoies 70 de,ire the supreme good Of 5ssv
and never before this so earnestly iaycstir,sA
down TO It's very oundsti The saifennss tie ms,
teiies OF life are now taxing the energies OF The rs,
Get brslps
The Wri,tr Is the third aspect under which u -.
slider the Man OF the Age Zoe novel, tho periodc.s
the paper, Is po~ bic field. Bat pure lmsc.ns,loa =
banithed. "Cbidren pOw have story books S,hjut a
ries, and gius erbr, ad without gliding" "Faacysn.
longer queen, bot has been forced 70 20 % ssry..
and now stands behind counter As The hsndn,,A :,
Science and Philanthropy The Ideal must now es,s
is brad
The Spcak'r wss lastly considsred lie Ia, -
power In modern tin Toe great orator no, noe -
successful politician. is bear witness Uenry ci.,S
But new power In tie State Is the modern e,tsrs,l
and TO bis power every hearer Of Mr. CHS N IA,
occasion. will besr ample les imony
poem, by Park Benjamin, len followed l,ops..,
win SOOTHING picture of hi. lovely ret.ea, 10 eers
shire, betide The HCosat0h.cs hos, where. shus
musipg on theme tor the occasion he heard he vi
lage bells ring for Independence Day -and aece,
bis present subject, pendcnce, PGbic aud Phi.
vaie The latter, that which belongs o yol and 4,
OF TOE age The stacs Of which may 81 90 SOW.
BY his being able in this SIAN Performance Of mt
Gay to cSchan audience who hsd ju,t ,eusd 70 an
Grafton Oncary two hours IN bic last line mad run out
"COmme ncenlent Day dAwned WIN rs irs,;-
table and standard brightness" The city was SIZED stb
strsL gers ana the church With listeners as poruoe
OF the graduating class snce all OF the aefy eoalA
not spprar) d. vefed the OraOns of the day OF ,cess
where all we're go'c can notice bu. the Ch0ctas ora.
ton, by a promising sung of that ndoo (.hcse
sentiments present could md fault w,A thou,b
the Faculty hearing tner names occur therein IN is
unknown tongue, seemed somewhat uneasy aad a
Greek heroic poem, BaltimOrsmachs," or the B,isa
Of the Platform IN which the Birn.burnereoi he
HunkegerC ntes the WhigsOi and their leaders, fouuI
themselves immotalzed In the dialect OF the author q
the BatrschOmy or actia.
The graauaur class met 10 thu evening n, Temper
ance supper. Assu OUTSIDER knew only from rssot
the eoquen. and Touching speeches there poured FORA
til almost dawn but learn that Gears were eyeryeye
at their separati ~ snd that NJ the close OF the pro-
ceedpgs their Interchange OF feeiag was nao sed at
the uaani nous DE- sire OF the class widely cferrnt Ia
belief rs ito compounds were, oy teryen. and ec-
quen' prayer from its presiding officer.
The College begins the newt term under even mxs
than usually favorable Oices TIE unequsled beauty
OF Its site 10 being improved by the erection Of nee
buildings The venerable President seems 10 have a.
creased In vigor and activity, though "a.
port OF his resignation has been crculsed. De Hickok
the newly elected Vice President, and Professor OF
Moral Philosophy, then enters upon bis datiea
Two additional professors have also been Just
elected, one distinguished Eplscopafan, NE
other Methodist thus carrying out the UEiex
principle of the College, In whole Family, besdes
these denominations there nov represented Pres.
byteisns, Bspti's, Dutch Reformed, Congregational
ists sc. In addition 10 the new arrangements you
noted the other day OF separate courses, zone thu aA
strict Bsccasuieste" course another parallel SD
eptifc" course a third University" c)urse Ia vaed
students take only such suoec,s asthsy desire an co
arsed course Of nslru tlon IN Civil Engineering &e
slpc, 9rad1dte course for those who have compisse1
he 6,oisary Bachelors curriculum, and wish TO enter
uron tigher and deeper departments OF study, about
,,s set mn the starting point Is not Orgcten, DR. Not
bs,inp ust f1unoed Ten Scholarships Of ninety do.rs
wear 10 be given students passing pertcty ssss
factory examination on entering the Frsstmst clss
and TO be continued them long they sustain s
same Standing You may do a service to some Of yosr
readers among youth, poor IN money but rich 10 tslsa6
by calling attention this provision for their bens6l
Yours, &C., c.