New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

them one uaylearn the most beautiful theory ofehcs
ano religion and in his sins so one nay commit
i! and yet bring life torm-nied by epaslye dsesse 20
an early ard painful death. Bat both kn1T.ecge ana 90
serVaBce beth theory and practice. ef the fhysoi"tcA
Laws for four or halt dozen hardly fsii 10 sda
TIE abiding strength Of o. the qscs innct OF SET
Preservation IN sn patag and resisag the sir nigh 81
appetite The best knose-ge match for Dad habits.
But true knowledge Anc viFtaOus habits vii say 10 the
cemoD. Of appetite and sensuaity, G-tye behind ne
The college Is designedto occHpy greand Of oPpo-
non or ens iou rivalry towards any Of the Literary lns
Il tons 81 the country X atires al epuson that
which prOyokes to good works El r-ilse - cooper
se with others in mpsrtng that kind cf knowledge which
shA b. kno~n for rs eaeical rather than u. super
IDEAL coIienis Not any branch Of industry Of ini
great country nor aLy OAe q is numerous lions
can ever b. credsby and pros prou,y carried unless
shSl % iounded upon the Avs Of nsurs Of Political
Economy and u the HUMAN Mind. And 80 OF eur Lrer
sure II it IS 10 live, must BE- iouad-d upon the lavs Of
HUHan Brotherhood. The Literature OF a country will
never become chrsranz-d Uuti it, literary men are
The College will exert 70 Seoa,ian ndgence over ts
pupils On this point It's patrons aud administrators
tupy ground somewhat peculiar The Christian Con.
D.cIion adopt gOvernu eut made made creed,
confession Of faith They take the Bible their rule Of
s and practice, anc in true Protestant spirit Allow IL
berry Of Interpretation. Until al,ze IN I'll
pecs they cannot beere alike IN all respects and as ne
tEomen alike IN al respects, tso men
believed alike IN all respects however many times they
msy have sgued rehesred to the same articles
of belief.
According 10 that momen'ous saying II the Savior, 50
wse that angel may be instructed by ana yet sim
pie that child understand it. that III fe kaOra ~
frart the Christian Connection" hold that man Is
10 be known by his life and therefore that Christian char
sc',r Is the true test for Christian fellowship among
Hence they led TO withhold regard from dogmltic
poemio theology the education youth and besow
their confidence upon the acted religious life rather
upon the pyofessed religious faith True faith lives
works. With the hea man believeth unto righteous
ness He that doth righteousness is righteous"
Their deepest convictions eel as their veest alice.
tons urge them TO put forth all sympshes and effort, 70
tram the youthful heart to duty rather tn An to ndocnse
the youthful intellect in dogmas and hence the public at
.Tge have the surety Of their principles well the
pledge of their promises that the College will not be
proselyiing Institution In the Psalm which shall arise
from this temple, founded by many sacrifices and
far watched over by many vigs and suppications
whatever earthly harmores may mi gle In the strain its
keynote Is 10 be pitched after hat grand master tone of
love 10 God and love man, which struck by the
aIge whs hymned the advent tbs Savior upon esrth
and which yet TO be sounded al the world and
through the ages Of eternity