The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

VII .xs Sn,sI -. - tnsir haaa fhs peopls
e. srovcu 70 tns ,ns a., .sstsr Uees his rstu.
~ y, 49,, Mr. N fsrth v,th tbey ret about 70 born
Sis house ever his head. Terrified, the Govsrscr 1t
ensos IN ~ nrsssncs of the ssssmbled SEQ.
= ~. - sss ~ Glenn ossh never to execute
~, y. ~. 49, Tbss .,sd hurrahs r;us through
me os IN ana tbs stsmo act fals stubborn
nv Mn 1u ns ;rs.s,sT snd this vss nore than
ten years before the Dsciarson Of Adspendenos nine
AZ pssn, Ts psrtx Tsa asstru .tiou on he tea Vas
s on nssh, =, nan = And history b,zons
sone N ING rys ~ pt. as = "a ths Tsrrs m t n
IT, and New hpgl.nc Doasss Oh sa1 me a1,,nt ana
.ordwias. bos .ns 1snsr 80 80 %',v n,,h .,s.s
IN their bands and nndsr sne Engs nasSnG rs%s% n
DeIs ct sn0 tens y. w ~ non WI s,.nsy "a AZ $50, $3.50
M sh. .,d ~. so;ns - AZ tam With nm
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nousuy az uI nincnns oe'oIon " 'no nosof - A'
49, ny 49, nhi, S.tosssI IA ,ra;t;onsl Incl
d.Dts agropos to his subject de then closed as ioi
NJ. t..n ,entl.r,.n i. aceomrBshsd-hov fssblv and
i'm perfectly none know better than myself My theme,
though local. has been parey Nortn Csronisa And
~ +Rs, sTs,.sss Int univ shcinr nsg *. q, lum,noas
history, to show you bow rich In all that MAKES
the Just snd honorable PRIDE OF people Ins mossi
nt ~ a. an ever nrsssn. nrds a. ehsr
acur The man who lacks it may move without dis:rs-
dit on the pIsne OF iev. put Ne never
sorous aon Of great nobiy fought
ard conquered Toe un6sapable spirit OF ps ,tism has
70 sIeme nsfo powsrSi a nNn anu Jus.us PIC .si is
nav his titbs Of mint snnse and cummin but in ali
the higher duties Of citizenship he villa neglect the
we'ehtier dnt.es Of the law III iAres WIN me oIaee
,ns,rs. .trt;" Tor the ,ot vhere thew were bornn
While rejoicing North Caro,uians that the records
Of the past eDtle you to tee most honorable price 70
e h ~ ,ay U Keen AVER Srsan the
memory Of your ilustrlous dead. Let them live and
ships in your hearts forever; not prompting you 20
Of battle awaits YOU Arm for isnow Make yourselves
strong while yet the evil days como not And while you
n nmt ss Ian .unshs ns ts.
green leaves And the still waters and hear the singing
BIRDS resolve to-day to DO TO the highest OF shs
GUY wnen you owe 70 70 sGs state, 70 G1a,
man.
The speaker resumed his seat amid long continued ap
piaufe' u. H. n.
CHAPEL HILL, June 8, 1855.
address to the Historical Socety-Repsiniscences Of
Olirer Crompeu-rhe Al,,nini Association--Sopho
mores Bibles and a Bal1-Dancins and Supper.
On Wednesday. At u O'Clock NJ. the Historical 60
cstv was called to order BY it's President Ex Governor
MANLY when yery able address was delivered by tho
R,.ht Pav rhou.s Atkinson n n
s.M. -. m,-.- c-s..u.m ..a A..
audience seemed little disappointed; much having
han va.ertv x,t,.r IMAM EN-. ,,s. and .h.,a.tar n
that man, most felt that the selection was an untoru
nate OF for the occasion Two centuries had elapsed
spes Cromvels death still yerv little WAS known in
regard to him. though al he did open TO the study
and scrutiny Of all He belonged to an terate family
ara,t III. ,,,sfortnr. That hs h.to,;an v.s h,s
~n'M Wa w ,AA' As A''s1.'~A VS. a,'
greatest enemy. II some dead men knew In what essi
RS. % NOW
80 -. 49, -.
nee, ana rescued MS name rom oonvion' Even ms
enemies now acknowledge him to have been great
man and tina scianea ar phreneloov nrovea Il
- -. -.~,s. rsa.s -. -. s.ar.,,.
monument has he left to perpetaate his memory While
alive he made all obsv bv force but at his death there
ma .rS ,or Ia ,hao a. -. hss,rnro 80
bis reign The arts and sciences were not advaaoed he
destro, Cd but could NOT REBUILD A mere warrior vet
his letters and speeches show him to have bs'n as gentle
as woman The basis OF his charaoter was profound
m,laaeholy This rendered him highly susceptible to
$50 10, -. 80 "..p-.e1
him to Luther, hahomst and Joe Smith, considering
Of these ana tbsr ,ropr and re- IL
'. 'n9Ae ps.soDase., an1 .1,. 1919 ne ~-a -
jusaea Cromwss opposition to tn. Church Of Eosana
bis massacrs az the villa Iriahmen WAS "a we the 40
81 h,ooa Ia fousb, ror ~. r.,,ron ana ~. cou,.rv
VA D,veu. no ~. ma reason nv s coun ny
Nat t anu hrrs - c,;ics si I' NJ IA M,
fe sS,n N nonouse o. .snsSas ssa ne da "nss
tra h;sh so sG,,.,s % an !. "mts sneso;aae ,, a
for All he selects Of his lie Toe close Of his life
inc icstee his purity and sincerity This address, was
sli rsssvss vrittsn in chaste .t,ia ana s,aysn
C.ivered -
The address before the Alumni Association was dey.
cred by MI J. Bin cham rhe harden Of his song was
TO move that mansind "a whole are not growing any
viser and rirht vell ala he set tIs song 10 musio Il
was abored production and sho 1ed ira author to be
we'll yers, 10 ancie Mt and modern history Mr. B,np
ham IL not what is usually termed q great man, but
nons in the South have better reputation as an in
strustor Than he HIS modes o. correcns the vavward
youths Committed 10 his charge Sshor him TO b, some
what eccentrc Ono younp man annoyed him bv cro y.
ing Ike : cock-he nut him in ! large SCOOP y and
made him CROW for twelve hours without stoppinr Two
Others would plHy csrds-he ken. them in room for
a. dava with corn bYead 10 ant and ood vatar tn drint
minute for Sleep
Wecnesdsy ngnt the sophmore competitors held forth;
their Efforts Thnrsdav was Che srsat Sv e.
America The day was fne and the large chapel fIed
70 0ve1owrg 70 hear che orAtons delivered BY the