The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-25


have become 40 eDansrss OF them that they will
not even dep 70 ,s9k npar any other of man.
s,:s y. :s.ss.' San "a -. s..s asss
them ouce tempted 70 sssum. fbs A1guise OF one.
fnese h however, &C, sn in'esN liable air or as chs
French would say, je quot about them which
afraid could never initiate, and must remain in
my exciusiveness, unpoucea by the fair. Among the
students the Pei Upsoaa easily cistnguhhable BY
the symbol OF their society which is the breast
ana they seem TO be iDr lnersble The Psis merry,
together generally nav hat wsn known A. good
time" This morning ~ clever O'Clock they had a
proceedings are Away private could not obtain ad-
mission. But il did it in heard of part OF their
s an a HS my my % aaas they
have any doubts 49, pont let them read the follow
ing arc tie converted
song or THE PSI UPS.
AS swift dowb lte's restless rivoc
Onward W fii;e,
Hther our thoo ants sre turning ever,
Here's VIZ re our hearts abide;
Dear az the ,nues OF those who love Us
TO memory 1one,
Bria hit as the sky above US,
In boyhoo''e happy home.
gluaUS
When the world ia sad and dreary,
Other " saanres gone,
o! Brotters. shen the heart ID weary,
Think Of Psi Epsilon
Here many hap hours we've fingered
In this % IL,
HouIs far an ns'iens lily fngersd,
Bearer to ~ than all
HIrhsr in fstai a4ys returning,
Where we're young,
liz ishty loys's ytstal Are still burning,
Wen ring IL sopgs we've sung.
l.s ming the literary Of the Psis took
pI.es 10 iba Fret pntct lie ormed church An oratioo
sev req BY wDl,s bur.eigh, Esq, Of New York,
amt poem BY Rev H,f James, Of Worcester, Mass
Tie is,sroe Of the tsstefuly decorated By
the fax friends OF tie PAS, and conspicuous among
ar'is'icsiy worried IN evrrg' Gems The church was
~ re wtss With psgs4 Sy Rev. Mr.
%i!e, 81 California, siet which the Prstident, Mr. E.
W Ros,ssOn, OF New YnrE made a few appropriate re.
uBt e.
speGt to tn- Of I've OF tbs deceased of
the III, UpsieD sccisis, Messrs Humphrey, Mouilsw,
G ion Bah; ock. of exc ,vcfnor Baldwin OF
GoItes hc1t-al Of wo be said, would l0ag live in
us o. tn wing members, for their many
rtbe Qualities He a'o spoke OF the objection which
bso heeo ade TO TIE toci4tY secret body said
TIA, IL vas purely of social character, ami in
Tie ra;ions rnen Of its nembers Ia his alluson
20 Ire lades, Mr. exceecir gly f.lctous AMI
,ien AT the conclusion nf bis marks, he introduced
the crater Of the evening the Rev. Mr. Jsmes who
CRESTED with perfect storm of applause
Alter Eakipg sasors 20 facts the history o.
the fraternity and especially u the fact that death had
moved come Of Der ssreAt and mort iurtrions socs,
Mr. !Aass went on 10 ray, that men are maicly wat
they make Themselves aud ths quttto what they shall
do and be- is one o. he most important they called
on to ssttle He then aansunsei his subject beng
stsps 10 Personal Life" He took II or Antsd that
human character 10 usually Developed mors rapdlya
par tcriss percos and under peculiar circum
Iont which illustrated fro historical instances
pertinent to the Gaze An important step taseu ia
perronai lie whep acquired mastery o. himself.
al late period that We gau the control OF ourselves
But when we co. great thing dons noble victory is
gained. We tks1 eyaioit ''unhaetirg unrestiry
sissnce, and cary forward enterprises with cool
uess tDptDess and success Those wh, have gainsd
clus.ons rith wisdom than other men approach
them By reasoning: Their unthtniing utterances
an iastac.. Such men we're Oliver cromwell aud
NsPOietc And 2: al ausa it ma! be said, Pos
boisness besot.es by self control. II can even gosa
defeat ard turn It toto success. The speaker
to learn enss sdaptsion livery il fitted for
thing But men 90 not learn, many timse, what they
hsps they trying to preach when they had better -
sorting WOOL or hAmusrinS GA an anvil wsen they ought
to b keeping sssoo Men ~l! prosper in lite il they
place to which he sjsped they melt away tefors him.
be- IL is very impo. tan. TO study ones adaptation,
for Nstars is resolate and wtful In her appoint
TINS .u Slender can powers go much S.'
thsr practically than they otherwi wouli This
;, from tn. eans 'p,
tbolosy. which nsrats the binding OF the wolf Ferris
ehsin which vas forged by toe dark elves, Of six
tbcgs tbe oota Is OF cats, the boards OF women the
aDc the spitse o. sirds" 80 in life, said he, do we
tcns Of almost n5aipaoi. towers, when others NOR.
po~eru would have rrovsd Inc ic en-. Things t,at
Mr. JAMS next Observed that the most .isuidcant
step thst could be taken in persona life, was TO install
q
promaent among the worlds great forces. They lie
bacA Of pupts and presses and give them power Tasy
sse ,n,,ss'e' but where PRESENT, and welt nigh
know their value and thrill with their inspiration Their
pature justees the prominence We give them for
toI. IN ts. hrhes. part Of our nature They are sso
rooted into the oonsctnse and thus have power, az
authority. fesriessnsss devotion, which Distinguish
them from all o.hsr motive powers. Men are acre
reaoJy cstpgushAbie fora smother by the posses
SION or abeeIce Of as III IN by any other test. Those
bsva "a ptpd hen hot - ho have
ootsr nobosies. Wien We speak OF men Of no prin-
c,pse We mssn that they have nothing ared a. an un
beoetog rre OF actor no truth TO which they have
s,vea the helm OF the mind. Their courss is tor
tuous and tricky, torne upward and downward like =
eipl. resembles sssser that wonderful current rent
the irsatful is.p AID onward, saIi on ward IN its
srsnseiy green eeihs impetuous rssistsss sublime.
ppnes.. I. 20 pS Ise 81. under II. gujano' Of great
fsts me sen.r N the lie Of an individual upon
neh be ever after locks back with peculiar interest are
AZ inevgurauan eaJs. They usher In nsw regime In
Personst ne and, therefore, the abors Of the psau
thIepst sre refornss tend to this point they deem
their work wen done vhen into mind vacant onlv ~
sed with evil they htye cast the seed Of some great
truth 70 ger inmate and bring forth fruit there for ever
prncp ssd go With L through thick and ts hs ,' 10
ipg ~ chains OF gold about the neck Ia the ross -
trus smiDsncs The prscpIe vii I've on after the man
dead, and While tha. remains vital his memory aso
various forms life In which principle is falsely nsea
for a. unworthy end, In considerations wrong doing
hon the most uncomfortable hind Of SHINING known
~ M. mausrs OF pious fraud, so called; and in that
unicn tne destruction Of al large hearted manhood
e'oscu WIN eorc'se and graphic contrast
ngn ms and bim vso acts from personal and inferior
motives. He deemed il element OF hope for The
worse mat prineip~s kr freely abroad IN nj I~f
them srapps and struggle There is no re,son In fear
fhe result God viii speed the right II NAV be sov
buth WI b. sure wors-for truth iiss God Il Inn.
mortal w. :" I'm
At the conclusion .. Mr. James samras,. o,.4on
49, 90 .. ~ ,s ,epessed applause
80 poem He also favored with the same sr.,ify
nV msrts Of appreciation. His subject Was T6s
Oct and the following his ideas 10 what shou
IL bis character and mission
No lev ambition should profaDe his themes