New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

double daring in bis minds ntent
4 A,l 9ass.ss ss iRS Sogi lebsi ~s
Thu again speaking Of his own native land, he said:
.Ile Lard OF Freedom where the goddess ist
For dsriug shts bet infant eagles nunsi
Here int 10 wiling ea.e. ls'e.e s .aa.at
The glorious Gospel that mankind may be-
Nop-,.te sreater tbsa Rei.iouis cause
No severe a. sacr-d, save the sovereign avs
But need not give more extracts the Society voted
that both poem and Grafton should be published, which
| trust they will be.
Among the distinguished gentlemen in the large
al d,nce noticed DR. Walker, President OF the Col
lece; Dr. Bellows of NeW-lork and Rev John Fer
MOTT the poet with professors aud other gentlemen
Of note
At9o'cock last evening the Fraternity dued together
NJ The American Hotel in this cfv. The splentor of
the dining ball the richness OF the OIL OF fare, the eS
celleut music OF the Gernanans and the w." AMI himor
Of sentiment speech and song renderedthe occasion one
of the highest interest to the Fraternity Two tables
the entire length of the hail. filled by the members
from the dieren chapters. lew of the incidents may
/ not BE- uuinteresting To- your rcaters
toast from the President with some appropriate in
rroJuctoiy remarks. called mp Mr.. Whpple who playing
upop the name of Che President said Psi Epsilon might
/ well say as the Roman matrou. These are my Jewels
/ He noticed another gem whom he could hardly call IN
yi.w OF the object around him. gem Of the first cq-
"ter' However appearances were against H. yet such
/ was the fac-. lie gave as q sentiment
The Teur ie plucs head Of Fraternity"
/ To which Mr. SANE responded with poem which,
though intended only for the supper may bear the
tiny your readers They must take the circumstances
! mo account and may call t
PosrPRASDnL POEM.
Deer Brethren. Who SIT Iouua i houafiuI board
n At r. lew.r-rer phis,e, undoubtedly soaur
q srosnrs were boz coayig,a toae Ill,
M, is no dd a1 os o3 'adi'H' d
ReS' 1 sa ss se 5,s sd :s &c, ri o p H
re 70 saPre,, a y. sAt ,e Gs1.4 nsht
/ e.',..s 81 fe.ios can DO Tor another.
hns here let me pause ior a moment TO say
T. nesaiiye s.. . ,a'a u p it,s f1 20
What e.'as ioI each ~oaid LIZ. s,seiaiy -, - nh.
- Whether " 20 yol viii ever get our
Nag YOU ue'-r have n stress WHO ~ the coquei!e,
Or lelhbor who blows cracked eiarone,
40 35s ee he Adol.. Be ii labs bore
A csnter' ss,oesloL excep, 10 horses
s5,os Of yo.i head .na is,s Gaze Of your hat
H. l 1sS ss a q 5 'ss a 5 % ys s a;a s''
Hive w,al.n lla,d fi-ad, o. .iroos minded "iiei
sa, ibai - aud Or 'nss ,hai d. yieaas,
Hto.e sl de eti-i e.,al. he Cod can ioapar,-
Me- you keep liar head lal generous heart
E,insl r. 't.' se' - s.e s ,1i o ,9
a. f.rr sh,. n,.Hffle o0ruey dJle,
Soy youf las' iontest s.sh, be- p. tPsiLoN
Ills was received with proongued applause, and then
he President gave the health OF friend Of mine, named
" l. RoBssoy Mr.. Whippe Ginning in something
about Saxon sauce and C-te salt Celtic preserves
Mr. RoBis.oy replied az length but can never re-
member anything be- says
Mr. SAN gave ia reference to the play upon hi name
and the former Grafton Of ir Robinson before this Fra
teruity on Cet and Saxon mis- sentiment:
"Iast sweet tceenf iIe thar nh IRISH 3oya-'
I'll. whole pany then joined in singing song writ
rem for the ION Dy JosHCA D RoRIVsos, Esq, Of
Ne0buyUolt. 10 TIE air 81 sparkling and Bright
The last tFo s.alzas vii alo" rs spirit:
~Asws g.. " caia 70 .-e ulerry iiash,
AID Oh. ,a.- sd ca lra.s 81 o4f 'astesi
We D - q'-- II. ,.s f '.-s . ..3. ''
~ b. ,nr pl .ss. a4a token;
and pti.e ~ s 2 rsrl Fs's s1A- r-s
For Io.t or.. c-sr. 1T tn failing tear
7l s} .s, ~ ss' .1, 70 ier ashes dead
The n-r ofour burning
Ci.ras Thea our -alcs pe ID caa2' &c
Here Mr WHIPPLE made some remark about Nh
SAKE. which led % an ilterude nor marked upon the
rroorsrue PeoDle used CD tax about the Sit-combats
between WIN SLakspere and Ben Jonson, IN tudly-s',
but doubt Whether the Mermaid Tavern ever heard
e1ceed this .erto of wits between SlXs aud WHPpLE
Il lasted for some tue and seemed Ike intellectual
pyrotech1.cs, sluibs rockets ald serpeuts whZzing
about striking here--canciAg OIL tarre-OlALng up o.
shooting down 10 the infinite delight oftAe company AMI
of the combatants a. we'll
But, perhaps | sm too rudeiy tearing aside rhe veil
that should hide the confidential euJOmrnts aud secle'
meIrIeDt Of such meetings; or, perhaps, "hil Is
worse taking TOO uiucn liberty with the Ot sln
auished men, who though giants in intellect ana N''
tors in wisdom and dignity, tnd their opinions chiH-o5
iu vith the arm msxn D1lce fsf dcspen % '0f0 81
here va, just tfr cce % loosen Tie n4s! q" mi''i
/ INTO the innocent sport OF college days
Mr. SANE proposed the health Of the president all
Faculty OF Harvard College. which was received WIN
great enthusiasm. and then followed speeches. IL rep!
10 sentiments proposed each chapter OF the II eln
n Rrcy Esq Of Boston responded Ii oehAii OF
the TIeia at Union College. I. II. VEESos responded
81 The D,Ea al New. Yak University + O. Parker,
ESQ Of Boston, in brilliant little orstorca gem Tor
the Beta az Yale Mr. WooD for the S'gn'd al broal'
| II : Cn.r~rFp for the Gamma az Amherst, Mr.
F,ns,xxs for the Zeta at Dartmouth, Mr. g. F SLY
al. sor The LAMBDA al Columbia, j. H. II. PIScKSEY
fo,,he P,; AT Hamilton W. d. NoRrHESD Esq, of sa-
lem for the Kappa at BowdOin, Mr. A H. HoYr OF the
Nat the Wesley all University and PALFREF ior the
lT-l songs were sung for there j. music 10 P'i p
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