The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05
brother Hollnshead as to who were the arstocrats

brother Honshead as to who were the aristocra's
Of the country. No. 7
The Architect Of this Ed:fee and the Artizans Of ST.
PdnLZealous in their efforts To beauty and Improve
this infant city.
J. w. Downer, Esq. was expected to respond to
this toast, but in consequence Of sickness in his fni-
lily, he was prevented. No. s.
The Common Christianify offhe Repubiie.--Nay its
principles be maintained by rulers, and the ILL.,
structors OF our youth.
Rev. Mr.. Cressey most ably and eloqucntly respond
ed to this sentiment appealing to the history oil the
past in proof of his position that the groundwork of
American Freedom WAS Christian education. He
claimed that education and religion were nseparablc,
and spoke with much force this point and in a
manner which showed that he was master Of his sub
iect Ills remarks appreciated by the audience.
No. g.
| our Motacrs.--Thonsh far distant, remember
! them tonight " ith sacred affection.
The response to this sentiment by George l.. Beck
err Esq. very felici,ous and struck chord in the
bosom Of each present. No. 10
| The Bald,cin ScAool-Iikc The Locomotive. may it
draw to infant city both treasures and wise men
! from the East.
Wm G. LeDec, Esq. with locomotive speed,
smashed through the excitement Of the evening, and
in humorous vein responded the toast which call
ed him out. His remarks created merrimcnt.
The Ladies-Dy l.. A. Babcock-Pioneer teachers OF
Minnesota, and always ready TO assist in every good
work.
! No response was made 10 the above volunteer
toast and none was needed, for the brig eyes and
smiles of the fair se, were sufficient response to all
present.
At late hour the company separated, much pleased
with the evenings entertainment, and well assured
that the cause Of Education had been greatly ad
vanced by the manner in which the dedication had
been celebrated. And now, overlooking the might,
Mississippi located in the midst Of what is destined
to be a great commercial emporium, whose arte,ie:
and blood vessels will extend over and through vas
extent Of country, imparng vitality and shaping ant
moulding the character Of the peor le-suided ano
surrounded by men Of mind, Of influence and o
wealth, the BALDWIN SCHOOL is destined TO act dr
important part in the future welfare Of this North
western region, and will reflect impeTishable honor
upon the name Of him who has contributed SO hher
ally towards its erection and its support. The indie,
finger Of Tine, years roll on will roin with prd'
to this SPOT, the child will be taught to veneTate j
as his Alma Mater, the man of years will regard i
as the basis upon which was built "a noble and endur
inc swpcrstrucu,e, and thus fond associations wi.
cluster around and uphold it, until in It's strength i
shall walk forth with giant tread, welding powerful
influence for the cause of Right and for the glorou
cause of Education.
Great praise is due the Board Of Trustees for tht
manner in which every thing connected with the ded
ication arranged and carried out; and especia
credit is due the Choir of the Presbyterian Church
for the essential aid furnished in the musical depart
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