New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30
UNIVERSITY OF THE CRY OF NEW

UNIVERSITY OF THE tlTf OF NEW
YoRx- The Anniversary of the ALuhN ASSOCIATION
took place last evening at the Church of the Messiah,
Broadway-Rev. c. t. Henry, ID. d. being announced
as Orator, J. V. Huntington, Esq. as Poet Rev Mr..
Osgood having offered a prayer of Thanksgiving Rev.
Dr. Henry came forward and said that this association
was not solely united In fellowship by ordinary influence
upon is members bat having received lie benefits intel
lectusy that mental culture which 10 sdherents had re-
ceived gave rise to lofty and sentiments Of
binary character and for such he had BE-
fore the assembly address himself most psrtculsrlytc
the advancement Of the interests Of education throughout
the ard eonplets sys;s of education implies disrsnt
cassea Tie existence CT the Common Schools Acadia.
ues or ether Institutions Of the Ike nature not
sufficient 70 carry on; those objects which 10 dis es
--aron shogli se always held TO be preeminent and
~ Attainment Of TIE hgsest state OF Intellectual culture
ruu,d e rns subject Of bis address We have Ia .s
tr-s---sss~- isus --~A ,s~-- TTc nave
Colleges And ley need nsfornAtiOn And should they
sGs se rendered suoocsiHale 10 the superior iniu-
rBcs II C-itsrsil.-s We have taose in,t,u,ions
termed Jaiversisses, DIX ta-y theoretically or
practically 81 - ;ne u.sGlosEs q Asm being In.
eSlAo,e II 6ling those farctocs which hs would
refer TO as his meaning Of an uaissrsity. Tho
grrs; tendency of its 10 nation would y. promote
the interest Of science aud oj letter. Interests which
be reed DO, say highly impOrtaas 10 iaeleetus
and moral veibeing. win which the mzferia DrOsperl
" the nsiOn IL concerned, and whcH only arc
Indispensable to the COMMON We slth but wSzi be q
blessing TO the land What are the practical means
then offered by he eNis'Puce Of COlezess Lei them
exist: Il not his object 20 anrcslAae them but
hher school could be ee3ted which would furnish us
win facilities for the highest culture OF the mind One
OF toe defects in Colleges IL the in2ossibty OF accom-
pshng hs' and mulura tes Of youDg leave college
without knowledge uf that which their benescpors
bad there placed them TO acquire Inc remedy lies in tho
proper idea Ofwhst Colleges There matters which
ri shs}v
power 1, limited and yOId z a extent LEI the Uniyer
.ry put forth It's aid faai Is firstly aecessary for IN
establishing ana adLeTtns in-r1rt,sy % thorough
mastery II the old course q hiare &c 1csiOn, n ID
materially requisite 20 Ia. Ses-sfiBz idea o.
high houors which the only PYsss=i Eeszs q education
aOriS thu Oush the existence VI C-rss; tcf In order
to inspire that love for good l-Ars1 saich good
and systrmsc course OF edces-oo so-- kad 70 mpars
also thai high discipline snd sne c2zre AZ en- through
lite 10 sOurce OF pleasure and poSsr, ne mss
establish the University TIE =.As',r and mo
doctor II be 10 SO created a. al, q as made %
through TIE work OF tie COll~Ee. . s.st scqured
sfter~aid he knew IRE suxg-s1O1 woGd DO sur-
rounsed with the idea Of Smoss Ersr1ogaabie dm.
Guilty. but be would say ~Es f1r i,1 sI.te 10 asders
,shs ID. immense dltcul,y wssch voesa SEEM pre-
sent tsei that Is the poser, .sd Sae oay one wh,ce
90 this worn, and 10 FIR q . provide complete
and pc feet system Of insl-urrson kad % orgaufza
both the Colleges and UGiysrsarss lao one BODY
the juT elton Of which and tie especial az
OF the are incspensxoly CURED By The eomnna
wealth. To establish however sscs SC ooeet tae sup
I
bis early pTopostOa would Dc tesf al sgca institutions
.houd De-, as in Contr-ard E4rogs. free ~
The reverend gentleman a~a sfr1sd AZ sone
lsng,h o. the opposition waeA zsses es expected hsn
those WHO bad risea 70 x-ue wHsosx be oeAis,sx,
The means Of eoucttion, wsc sere unable 70 .ppso.
7 IL eeLsn's, but be would eoaes1ee ~ nsoAhs an
lCia n The great solk Of ruaE UaiEeFssis ana -
tng their l2oor vita res Il re exts1ns Colessh VIZ
I oUE regard 20 such Opp~-irs'a
AFTER tbs. Mr. V Hun g,Ca, ths poet Of tas s.e
me. stepped hEward ana al Eeen me ~. assrs
~e--e Nas The Discovery 4 tAe Wese'n hs.rxssls
y CgluEbus. Tss 0rasoa kas YSen we're sHsH"'"S
heard aE9 vel r-osissG
FAMILY JAK..-Nr. Thomas Barr, tne
perrosraec Alderman 81 % ska Ward rs oeen 'uea
u tas MaEtzs csgrs sy NJ. AagA Iresaaui i0r ~,
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sa-ssa ~ "A. csy ;, ,se.,s esinsny the eiscaon "
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