New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
EDUCATION.
.-...,,,,,,,,ment Exercises OF Brown 'h''e'''

!vn, e1err;ses in the celebration of the an
nral commencement Of Brown IN, -; and the
,os,,rdav in the celebrations oil the ,Aiuti IT,
Societies Of Phomenian ana Snl.su CSnrcb vester.
Io,,,er took place at the First Baptist ohuIcn D.
- ,ornng vhere an Grafton was delivered y! i,'u
pepiamiu T Thomas. of Worcester. Inc d."
M Tbomss was The growth OF Ma,ellai hoIas,ic
and the Grafton was just such nnlsheu al" at
efo.t as might be looked io' HoA1 ~
source. e.. ,nl.5 nv minute report
H. 1l~rss-s oratiou-a brief abstract i all lhat te
allowed He commenced VITA consdeil9s . ~. that
t,..,itv never refrigerated its course was on;tt
n, IN he UPWARD but It'll il was onward LIZ St rhcb
tortuous but still Ike the River nam - s #
oll io,lv onward now seeming at rest ana now az ~,
back 10 il fountains through sweet Ca l,e@e
graceful lawn. By village spire OF ~ I'D mighty
rv,is ~ palace garden, through INC Ii ,r,,en, of
-, nnyinr 10 sea He spoke OF me p. mon
am resources and the influence oi ihi rslatous
our progress and upon our The rower which they
-. d In advancing in the scale 81 m1'' III ,be
in c;yflzaon and culture. schools anu o,"nsd his az
III ~ "a i;s In Of general knowledge ciah'u I
49, 90 the creet dement's al our success u pte
He condo mined the Satanic heru' ~ vbnt appears des
ofbe Iress thus We canno, pasi testament o: popu
,d ~ be if not already, the chei M - =; 'ulIeru
'D r NJ new.psp,r press IL l.. nb;
aIiy tie daily bread OF the peoP' fon5 ago it
.i.rby noItics ehics history. boH7 the
hNoIDi' - he the fourth estate now . .'e
safe itselE II Is aypca "',,' ,rshin NJ
tnr in the morning and the ias " The LAWYER forlet.
G'r summer, Eo - ,non the orator his address, the
a., Tor his patient, the professor ms h, r., harms
Ion, Less i,loaI IIouse or the Blthdale Romance
: laid aside until have devoured ihe ls -. Iv tb
the telegraph for the telegraph mas W ;tor -
rcatcs of entious, but the sreaiest ~ ~ i. Sn
mo war concluding peace, cont ac'ihg al. - 81
sweet will removing good 'iAe" :, tf a,an. drawing
limo and then galvanzing them 10 ne asa,
reut .,0ecbes from silent lips electing cahuluat.s
v1out even plurality OF votes eoheriHig ~
c. ,,b;cb the commissions d. not arrive III que 0oisc VI
! 4svsif0r
[ nm, living us the positive pole IN the morning anu
necn Po hole at night Ii doubts the power and
80 ~ he newspaper press let him spen lew uays
hpenGGe en O 0nd hear John Bull talk OF The Tae, has
orc wonderful ingredients than h famous roast ocoi
- omen Lords Commons the Church the Wooucn "eS
of England herself The power oil tne new Pop. P;,i
W : i randy increasing, aud viii draw To itseH
go demard for is service more and more OIL 'e ie.s
and talent of the country oral 80, can never
lI l Ind that sphere narrow and limited 1t Is
oaj quite Inv Of our halls OF Legislation ITS practice a.
~ bo ,,uite infreGuent The stuInps VIII DC Ieio'ou
~, U , hive more thorough culture. The pulpit may
WIZ ,Iore ercyer There stands the meSsenge; oil
,rrh there stands the lceae of the skies ms 'ue
n. office sacred his credentials clear ny ni VIC ~
id las, reaks opt thunders, and by MN III stratus s
syeet ar angels tel the gospel whispers psaSe ;sn@
general fact the tongue, a. an hsi Ill nj 1--WE
H. ,orrIrr mind or swaying the popular WIZ HiIs S
NJ ence 10 the pen In the pen has been i0und ,Ie
iter ~ Archmedes which can move the word ana ~
wv r. of IT, Great power-a part OF Il alive 10
K, reatresnonsibties But the education which sse
10 the people must ocourse oe prcke m a.
% Of he means of culture but substitute ior olneI
and more thorough which the people need Us nioi ~
tone il the most vital matter OIL tle aso roas,ing lis
sorm and pressure Some newspapers reheS'ihs 40
lowers Of LIGHT others disclosing its deeps, uaInn
Ne talk easily and fppantly about the pr9nisIs bv
Tbev I'm, mirror part of the hidden lie oil socoiy me
rnei uu mn men wish them to live and lay them and
rloat over them and suck in their mpies p snr 10
how widely they scatter and dhuse the pt" tom
ever! Ia VI TIE ,nce Of presses Ike these the amaz
inc extent of their circulation are facts worm
in the estimate OF our CIVILIZATION thor olncut. of
He then passed to the consideration VI o'ro, ~ 49,; ,nr
orr civilization but we have not time 10 Ioio" u ~ u =
they H. Grafton was listened 10 WIN i''P
large audience. .. = ,h unIer graduates
took uaee In DR. Han church The orEt.en wa W i''
DIR Macoou of New York, from the following "''''-
Ue,wafd The ,.ar OF empire tsSes tis way
The fr.i foTr acts already pes, d.,
Ti,ass noble.t offspring is the LAST
Tie oroton OF NJ Magoon was rare P.pI s ~
and il, purity Of dicton only equaed ny 'o IL a.
and ELOQUENT manner in which IT was uei'e'eu '-
luded TO ,. .,..,av ,,..n
and cla.ed them according the historic ages mus, 'n
are Of Perics or artistic beauty the age OF
,ort;sI force. the age of Leo X or enlarged hVeu
I'D ,Ie acc of Washington, universal emancipation
zach norton of his subject treated IN he ho' "a
tery manner and the close and binding eonnecon u an
utole PRODUCTION wac the theme Of universal REMARK Oh
rroise He spoke from brief notes and the ming up =
bbted a fertility Of imagination and facility OF eAessho
.lv
from the time of Moses the present the marcn % ep
and human progress has ever been toward the wet a
a. I;on To our y an, OF the West, and our resource
1v-sTd the setting sun grand and eloquent lru!'
, TIMES roblest offspring Is the last" 49,
Tho Poem by Mr. Phelps, was a hne production IA
. harm had sabbath tone, and the strains ~efe tty o
- II was literary melange, touching upon huma
u f-.ss in the abstract, AID treating upon Va'e!
~ ubect- in general. 1t was much admired. =,
- 5av he regular commencement EXERCISES 81 ~
Ss,ing class tooS place in the fr-, Bapti't &
gTaeeaalls was formed in front OF Manning Hall
=; Hore where the exercises OF the grsdaTatuz m
- rsrs,rr.d the degree conferred * Inc i'ii'
f. ipr :s the order VI exercises;
% tn, ,.,.t.toy to0 IL Lain b. La"-'i AA'l'''"
j. ~s p.n.r. of LitersuFe An OFatoa 81 ae -
Z - 90, 81 Estca whnF Al1ey y Fro, 60 f io.ao.-
II 3 Ias h' o. class p Essrst smith Llnson t
H. OrAe ON intessxou Mc--re.ss' An 1911 " ~
,! Cas- p re ~ S-ien o-s-y' Al Ors-Son OF ne seen
:. cas- By Arnold PEo'ii.lySls r..
= ,,,r-7h. Tn, Derinys An oraioa Of ne f'' O.
~ 1el D-ater Cozzers PoVl-e - n. second Ga
u y The Isnsusse Of EHlbieHs An OIan q u IN
b. ~ - Dersld Henlerson Po1g1ts - a. or,,.sp Of
- 3 . The Prospects OF hi1ese - p,-i,s.c@
a. f Ts a. Irisletssi BeIefs seeHsae s,51 N A
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az - The Sstnral Motors" Al Orstlon u NC 49,
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lat - ike SapeIsaursl Charsetess o. Rss-v Ms,
Oi ne tiLs ~ Sririt Of Age Al ofa-ioH o. ne
les Csss By John >sn1sn u sas. ~ n. Philosophical
cS - Ia sv1 - Rssrt X ssurv Tsn~Orth n
su Is The Fx,incfios o. CLASSICAL Pszsn.snh r. a-s
n ~. BY Francs Marion VIC 49,, -
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ip IL Tse Po~sr Of Pers Ch.r.e'eI AZ s..-s-s grei
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