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

A'""'""' p ,,...u,.,,o.,.,. 81
| fst'oNN "'I"'e '. -. >...,.. 60.
NV Nork Free Academy came gu ~ N'o'o ""'Hen
49, tNe uorrin> VA most unprppidous, fair rs
-. a l,di, snd gentlemen were present.
s-s,. h.,v,e,n the y s,us speakers we're enliveued
l,atsceNcni music hy ADAMS V''"'N" " p"''
4 n ChSr MAS corrupted by hrAstns l. henedicI the
.rt Il the Board Of Education. Seated the plat
- re,ocnired Rev pr Ferris, Peter Cooper, Esd
- p,.,r.v Cherries } Dodge j. T. Cary Joel B
-, -. ana o,her Gentleman in educ.
~ '"""'"
tess movements. ,.
n yours m'n treated Their sH9'''' IN very o''1"
Iarsnr,r. srd were sppl ueej unanimously.
.,s g. s,,,,. il, he rr,,esdings Of the morning
Il Noa.h son,ewhs- singular was nevertheless an im
.r.,t ", sln ie 70 the di-p.n. ny with the absurd
~ ~ sh,es-ios he.r,- II fowe's the stage At tia
=. ,N.r,,sss ,,oauen,ed with Grand March by
lasepc
Msnl0 Rs,to7 was en- GALE; GA 'o' Ily
tseS Us i., rs s NJ Ps,ror s,oLs the 1r..
| - ,vsrv -reoiisblr manner.
1 - Waltz
a. H,dst VS. The mex; orator "a order ais SUD
1 80 ti,s"
4 Ia porshue VS. called On for an orauon GA inc
.Ss>,1,s .a,ut Il Modem Inventions Nj Don1nae
1 - - ,.r,s,i,, af ch4rshng and encouraging the
-, Z nv IDEAS mechanical or OF 1erv,se rgug
sss hich soci,y st lsrge derives from the labor Of
Akverfo-
~ ussk's roka. a..
| Hab sio Grs, took "Amercln Literature Tor MS
~ he "a. p-ofa.e 10 bis l.udlrons Of Irving Web
- Csops- Everett Cay and msay others OK renown in
-, NJ ancient Greece aud Rome aui that of
g., America. which by nc means Illuminating TO
Ahssr
n;,A Xard chose Excelsior 70 expati}e upon HIS ora
* reIet- with illusions 10 the past movements Oh
i-s-cS snd reasoning prom ne Inferred lnt' me PAST
- sI,so~ compared with the great works - bs
$50. ~ IN n o. future
y, Il c,--r,. .ors GAIA Iadra
g.; -. csre5 e.oks on National
= i1~'V ,~d -, bis iqr, n, ,ge that h. had q
ok oe'' - tts =, -; mn 81 az ,,a,r nj oe-,ca
~ aa2 lL'sh' W" Va ,-' - - -, ,,as s. a-c,
II - M, rs datt.riny in his criticism Of
- - ~ i,sc-,re
" ~ 49, 80 W.i,zss
Lue.S Wi.hinAn came up next, his subject Or
sry" wss illustrated by very profa'e reference To
a. a.
esorce sparrow delivered very prety poem ehlleo
.ylsgcs His erunciation Of it was marked by very
;,r.;on. aud appeared TO give Satisfaction to the
s-5-pce
lssae-Srrns Gt-.o-e -, 49,. a, ~. 4, - a. 90 a.,
lsS- S+sman sas The orator on the lnhusnce OF tue
lrsficsn Revolunou ue SiSu7" "a 'io - VI
= American Revolution had eKt-h'-o % me frrnch
soplt, aud inst'ssttt TIER r,Vo"u'h some view or
A-aen wears after. in short, NJ c'A'-N7u 'n AZ Hi
volu'ion- a the attempts to sase ~ us ihhoeh5e o
&soti.Ip Which have been achieved or slh-o NJ shVs
NJ event IL our history have been aiig@t5C ~ H.
slN.d Z Compton VS. the exp nader Of ctpeIsl'lOh
r. hsrele3 t't snbisct very creiliaoy.
r. g. OK. rtur- 20 TIE BIOpze Horse followed.
-. y steers smoke q comp .sitioa on the Feuda
urs IL e1.ll 4, ;..a,an.a M, .ta ,eonio
Estem, On which De tvlhe a,eu IL, IA = VI - 20
tue oeen lue' ana "@OSU 10 "'V'' ~ ~
p'st"' '', my. 49, o,.o, rad f,, ~ s,hiect Lam
q. -, VI o. ~ X,-,si Cb.,actsr affer q long
- ,i ls,.'9ao., IN general he fixed on Amer
F,it~ - ,rs f,.f hid ana forcble exponent OF the
- n. ttorob, ana mani, e1pression Of our nationality
- -. e.,.,..h
J.s X H., 90. r.St called on and selected Nation
a ChArs te a. the bg' ior ms cr"@s ne ",i
Srtus cbaract-r was the rough diamond which edacs
81 u.iyft ponsh but cculd not create lie then pr
esd.d ~ illustrate the objective ch Tacier Oi the NOrh
nd tl- subjective chpact,r Of the 5. nth His product
"a r,erh.d Nth common sense