The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27


ism Ana constitutiona liberty. That 90. Liberty
has nothing do with the matter IL u attempt
sos s Which has cone Iii in poxsr tSs
Gays Of Gilman, to stop the Of civilization.
Read The history Of Grsscss wrongs and p converted
cut Hungary, Italy, Poland Germany, and the other
savsd nations of Europe, il win Be time enough to
assistance from Russia when she was commencing with
the Turk for Ter liberty, and when she
tsbnsh republic, king was forced upon her By
DOdworth's again played OF their soul-strring
n mss,c and tan poem called :. harid o. ths F:t.
Haven. 1t was very interesting story with mslan
cboy termination and the only fault have to find
with II wac AZ the metre was not altogether SO per-
feet it might have bsen made with little
g Arctic Acventures'' was the title of grafton by
fer,ed to the great nayigatos who had mharksa
discovery Of the Northwest passage, and the unhappy
fate Of many Of item This however was not the oaly
irresistible attraction In the stery which hung around
he Polar regicns and they felt rrepessibe longing
nee their revelations to the world Had the speak
dwsl little the expeditions Of DR. Ksne he
might have gwen additional interest to bis subject This
PATRICK HENRY WOODWARD, OF Franklin, in an grafton
dssposs q. put the ~o.
over, and everything and everybody tlst opposed
tie progress q che race he condemned
to the policy Of foreign refugees
sssler SHORES, and Of refusing Their claim, to
us, said he beware that the God OF Justice does not
visit us with deserved retribut'on.
which was well filed up by ths band The next intsl-
lsctual repast to which the audience treated
~, n pa. BY omAn.hs psen sIt1sos Of B19sos Me-
Of the srst order Reverence for great mon was
rsctsr; for pene were less capable Of being led
BY them, If they found them deficient in the moral
faculties. They did not admire washington 30 much
n Tor QYce lo0r nj
moral character. Hsmlton, the speaker considered
one Of the post practical men that lived; all his
clear and compreht nsve mind rejected everything
cid appear to him upsuhstantal.
JOHN LAWRENCE MILLS, Of Norfolk, delivered GRAFTON
entitled Coosoience in Human Affairs" Conscience he
regarded the only principle Of order in tue moral
world without it there would cot be any harmony for
j. conforms every act to ths ono standard Of right It
wss the corner stone Of justice Mr. Mills treated his
subject with much ability.
'.pohtca Retrogression and its Check " the sub
ect OF Grafton BY STERSE CHTrENDxS, Of Columbus
Ohio. Mr. G. took occasion to osnounss sPirit,
al ss.sp ou Know ana
republican for Americans to adept the secresy
which belonged to the Cabinet policy Of centralized aes-
of q sh governed people. Wisdom dictated rational
conservation, and in the language of Mschiavel re.
pubic the speaker conceived to be the solid principles
Of liberty and justice.
Hie the audience were entertained with more
music after which AUGUSTUS De BERKsLKY HUGHES, of
New York, delivered dissertation on Legal Integrity
prolific subject, and which we'll treat
ed Then came the concluding GRAFTON, which de.
took for Bis subject 1.-The Rise and Fall of tue Stole Phi
osophy" The stcics he said the moral reormers
Of their dsy and opposed to the epicureans might
regarded thu only coDservaors of the publ morals
THIS subject well studied and presented with
arch force and elegance of style
This c'ofed the exercises of the .orenosn but in the
afts rnoo they commenced again, when many more
disertatons, Oraticns, &c, were delivered. As 1t
would he impossible for me to give even sketch
Of these, shall have to content myae BY giving tho
subjects and the OF the speakers. These
follows
"The Permans mt and the Transient in Literature"
By William Cutler Wymap, Brooklyn, l. l.
"EecentIicty," by Frederick Avorc, Bolton.
"Ihe Ruler slave" by Charles Msllen Tyler, Bos
s.Tae Philosophy o; Wordsworth" by Lyman Denni-
son Brewster, Salisbury.
ibe Historical Plays Of Shakespeare by Charles Ray
Palmer, Albany, n. Y.
"Ophel.a, Dressed with Straws and Flowers by Geo.
stuart, sherman.
1ha Love of the Mystical" by william Wheeler,
| New Haven.
'Tte Prevalent Ideas Concerning this Mission OF this
Country, - by Lewis Elliot stanton, Clinton.
| Literary Old Age,' by Nathaniel Willis Bumstsad,
3osscu Mass.
Charlotte Cordsy, by William Lsdyard Avery, Gin.
rRt, Ohio.
..Tg Value Of Metaphy steal STUDY to Statesm an
| by Hsnry Albert Yerdley, Philadelphia. Pa.
''Imag Faith by Charles James Fox Allen,
Boston. Mass.
Power Of Nature Mind BY George Avah Kit
rsdge, foxbuiy, Mass
s'Tbe DISCOVERY OF Law with the yaledictory Ad.
cr,ss, by John Edwsrds Todd, pittsGeld, Mass
At tie conclusion o. the last Grafton ninety students
forming the graduating class of the present year,
ceved their as the hands of the President The
Following are their Dames: