The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

/, say above the interest prssen hour sp,ye the
feeling Of what We owe yourselves and What due
parents acd country Ia the thought 1t IL from
the hard Of Ged ~ received this trust that 10 70 am
especially Ne shall have to Be responsible for its dis
charge and that II 10 from HIM We ahoud have sought
the Fght and the strength necessary 70 Guide ana
~ sustain US in the Apostlsship Of edseatioa, Act
Ing then most pecay under the inuspce Of this last
uDesrIhy motive spd wing in Of you gsntlsmsn,
SCENT gt.d 9TH mighty po~sr for good evil how
have we tried 10 form hearts aud mDdsY We were
btupd in sonseiencs 10 moad them allow me IN say that
We have eDdeavosd conrcisnuously 70 mould thsn-
upon tbs divine exsmpler VIM loved through infancy
rough boy hooH, and through manhood in order that
bis Ire misht be model for heart nj every and
boy. snd cho DO bo this world 10 not deem
sprcted aud that this Of time and out place.
The simple truth which eounc'ae oe ra'her the f'mi.
sr isc, that lay before you, contains the suolimest
~isd.n ana the deepest practical philosophy Yes, lat
.sy in ths preseoce Of an American auasn,e here
lies the solid happiness div3uss and make
the study snd imitation Of divine virtue the practice OF
every day and every hour and TO make the cod Of all
thoughts. words ard actions 70 make that
centre around which your lives rev I've the centre
to which you turn Jour eyes in every exertou and
IL every sacrifice thst discipline duty de- naads
This has been sim. This has been chief
caro- On this Ne 'etd msioly for snccess and
let me say it again. upoa this rely pine o.y for
reward Gentleman, you kno~ It Here it
you found purer JOY and mex delgnts whica
made to the .earisomepess Of classics, pursuits
and he fus grsfs OF 'be school room and play grouad
Here that yon could aIwsss ind trspgtn to
come every oieulty in the path of life and do what
dbcult still--to overcome your elves Let me
nov entrssr you. going away fyt us-snd never
tna &c rec you here sgaln together back
to that esns f ightevsr To return that heart for
strength wbeo the cold world With dsap
VIII weigh heavily upon YOUR spirits Whit have said
will have already convinced evs.y rejecting mao h.s
ths Wsy Of m,."tsi srsioiaS when .e have r,vsa
to by the influence Of he hart tho powerful Chris
tap instinct of which have beea speak ny But besides
tba gwen you Reptieuen, map OF every hsld
If knoeedge sbd ili he for To EXPLORE auch ~
peculiar pro ession may coiomand yeu 60 sxpos Ia
DEF all. nposribls il the OF college edu
WOULD ne mort unreasonable u eXueCt,
that we should give to Young mau such perfect knoU
ttae would A. teem TO fulfil ipnedistrly duty
that their station in life would impose upon thsm II
mt and prepare your minds no 70 master lily
every knowledge that The profession you choose
quite end II we especially mould your minds, and
erAble you OH every itua ion in society with credit
couitryf not 10 the glory o. your native iand-et
BE- ermtec to eGrer'ap h that college
have rot been too long ard that your csscsl education
ha- nor been altogether aihoa the darired result thus
pttIa,ed by tatl viii have fear you will d,
your duties vel and that you VIII fulfil the mission
nps ca Utou each aas you fSr each Other.
10 teach the world and teach America that faith far
ftcm being hostile to true liberty the most necessary
support The most faithful as and the mOst dov0rsd
friend of true liberty and children OF the faith it de-
ye, upon You to CHI the caumnAtOra Of mother
the from tue opened heart Jesus Christ
spd TINT be gave AZ That instant nsion to rnls
the sord, 10 'n gben IL a.d 10 pscy IL To civil re
and bers mankind f4tn and liberty must be united out
separate and them against escA other, and you
The nth with .. bl,od and Nth ruins
lie aIbfu the examples who gcns before
YOU out Of the colleges over which ,onr religion
Among them will not find ,irgl~ contrary sentiment
10 the late t.uencoup crisis, ~s every
sioD hearts apd the hearts OF brothers and
hearts Of AL hose have b-sa speaking TO you Of
we're necessary, would have Teen for the Union. Tae
reverend GENT. mai cOschded hs raDarxs by \ eulg
upon two " the graduates Mr. henry vaeess do 81. Real
and SeDor FusItes
Tie dit han presented to each of the gsa
tIenen by the s,ebhis bop. The premiums were then
awarded, and the spectators separated.
The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. I-PACING AND TROTTTNG.
On Tuesday last, the 18th inst. pacing match for
500 eontended for by the pacing Tscu nseh
and Roanoke mile heats, best three In five in harness
Tseunssh WAS Handicapped to . wagon, aud Roanoke
went to fulsy. Tecumaeh won easily. Ha is At
the present time In batter condition and exhibits
speed Than him possess Roanoke looks
we ana is "a good new, but he . match
for TtcuDsen. Apart from Hero Pet aud Tecumseh he
the best PAGER in the country, and bes. Silver
Tail and joe Wilson, any other Of that class in tn.
Land every day 10 the week I, SADDLE or harness
s The boast OF the ia xyor o,
their particular PETERS The bet ing al Ia favor
Of T. cum, chico 80 being offered more frequently
than taken.
First Heat-Rcanoks the POLE and coming up
three or four lengths ahead word WAS gwen tho
driver Of fecumsen sstrg for 1T by gestures 40
p,oachrd the score his hoic BE- under dne head vsy
ana going square and ope; Roanoke over
taBSu Ills crlVer. DcL expecting the word 10
act Of tkpg bias up when the sound fell his ears,
and it seconds before he TOO Of MIA
iIeed again Teeuu.ehs head In front quar-
tor pole in thirty SIX seconds and he length clear
1T IN. bali IN lIl going free and easy On the yer
turD he let cut link opening vide gap and home
four or nve )srgths Ahead In 2:26h
Second Heat BOTH horses came for the word at .
rate Of edom -qused they eashed round tho
turn head to head Tecum-sh boks up badly approach
ing 'hs quarter pole, And iost eighty yards
fore he recovered ais Roar ole passed the quarter
pole IN thirtysix seconds Ou the backssretch he
p.lr pole in 1l4 Tecums.h closing up 70 HIM rapidly.
on til. lover turn the chestnut in 'front.' ard led
length A. they came ON the homesuetch winning the
heat bsDdily IN 2.Sk.
Third Hat 1esuInseh nook the Had at the start and
wen, 10 TIE quarter pale hres eths front Of Roa
in thirty seconds He kept the vao epep 70 the
half is l:ll And hsewise round the lower ,urn until
hear the homesuetsh, when Roanoke made . brush,
closing yell for time; but he could kssp no the
gait ana again iel behind reiiDqnithipg the chase.
1.suDseh BY .hI four making the heat
III 2:.tb Tn. folio ~irg is summary =
TUESDAY, July lZ-rAcmg match, $500, mile heats,
Jsho D.n,.ls cred ch. z. Tecumssh. ... IL
James WaJd entered r, g Roanoke. .......... 2 Q
T1e, 2:26A-2:2Sh -2:26k.
SAME DAY -roi,is match, s4Oo milo heats, to 25oib.
" shu,e named br E. ..................... l
Time 3:t8-3:09.
Tie first beat of the All u won very easily by
Mr. sbmrs horse the Other having broken up osdiy %
the b,st q,a,ter but in the secocd heat the soure
,h.rp ID. rouud TO the distance stand ~nsrs
soDe huff sszsp chaps, Undoubtedly sett+rs on the
brown ,erse seeing that TIE buy likely the
heat rsr out and shouted us,l the, broke hin ao.
The bro. hore Won BY less than length Ia like
the soovessd THIS y BOT tho only Instance Of kind
have ~Desssd thfs the judges should use
di'c1rtonar, power and decsle all outside beta void
The rsce NUT De- gwen to the winning horse, hut me
puohc should % projected We trust the like may
occur a, ain
To DAY-A trctting content for 81 600, mile beats
Union C"urte between Tscrns aud Flora Cemple Sh,ch
~ilbe ell worth seei6g rseony has oes'sn Mac tne~s