New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

| been evinoec by. repeated insts> M
Evefet', Inc ro-t briiilhn, scholar Of h "0
1ten'i! detSerng lecture upoa the e. .,e,rbs
Warrington a. over ths Clon forgot ~ ~, ;a !.
ihat Nsehingt eve eute!tlined ard expres-es>
hostile TO the Institution Of SLAYER. John Pierco.
TO whom Edward Everett was a. :tubble 10 the o.s
cree wrote book, the preface 10 which contained
some psrsgtspss Iehsti1g upon Slavery. The book
wac republshed ne day Anthony Burns was escorted
from Boston, with every Anti Slavery sentiment ex.
plunged.
He then proceeded TO show, in the same manner.
that neither pol;ics nor the Church exercised this
Influence. politician was afraid 10 express his sea.
tuents openly until he was seventy and too Old for
official pietrmeIt. The Church dared 10 sneak the
truth oily when thers was no danger of mourning pop
ulsr censure. Since then all Of these supposed eie
ments Of power IN States fsed one must look 10 the
education Of the masses the true means Of modiug
public thought, and 1t was the duty of scholars TO
mir gle among them as educators
Tie discourse was delivered in the s,vle Of inoonr
parable elegance for which Mr. Philips ia di.tn-
eu;shed, and, though CO, taning illusions and ssnt
me hts which could not fail to have been obnoxious 10
some in the audience, was s:ered to with the most
profound attention, and loudly aPplauded
PHr1Ps, OF New-Haven. The subject was The
Pets n.y." Il mentioned tie various topic, sppro.
pirate TO the pcets muse ard celebrated tue progress
Of ait and invention. II concluded With the following
tributes to Gov. Marcy and Moses b. Ives, both aluu1
III of tie institution;
The bright orb setting in her glori,u. dsv
The nation mourns her los, OF patriot true;
Our Alma Mater here in youth fresh dew
He drank OF wisdom. Joins IN the broad wave
That roll. its deep lament 10 Marcys grave"
Anoth.r in our list Of noble nance.
Brsht.stancd heucetorh, worthy tribute claims;
Patr d of learning liberal to devise,
Among the pure. the generous. best OLIVES
Friendship ,nd Fame shall place cherished Iye.S
The exercise of the graduating class took place
to-day, the % inst, in the First Baptist Church. at
IOl o'clock in the morning. The number OF graduates
was unusually small will be seen by the following
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
PRAYER
! Tue Sal tato.y otaon IL Latin. George Tanner voun
The Fairy Mythology of England; An Grafton. George
Wheaton Carr. PswtuIet
. ton George Hsrrison M,r,tcu, Lminsto9 Me
Pascal at Por' Royal: An Grafton El'hs Smith Adrich
The Reality Of Fiction: An Grafton. Alexander Themp
The Moorish Conqueor, of Granada: An oiatieu Fred
l. The Social Condition Of France An Grafton. Thom,
3 Heather PTI,P1ecie. Of Christianity: IN Grafton.
uei Cotfr Eastman, Concord N. II.
lC The True Aim OF Art An Grafton. Robert Hale ye,
H. The Dtvscpmcnt Of MiOu nias: Al Grafton. John
Billings Bracket Wobqrn Mas;
70 The Classical Grafton in Greek Edward Winter Clarke
49, The Hs.odc Imagination: The Philo,ophic Grafton
Daniel Goodwin Providence.
Conterrr9 Degree.
H. The Shoars sympathy with hs age An Drstion with
the Va edictoiy Addresses Edward Hu;chins' Cutler
Prayer aud Bcnedc,ion
The following degrees conferred
The Degree Of Master Of A,t.-William Henry Bowen
John Billing. Bracket. George Wheaton Carr Edsad Win
m chs Ed"3d H@1P, cp RS5, TI I Dean S,%a
Clement Lyon. John Milton Manning FreoeIick Pane WI
liam Augustus Rogers james Granville Sproat Samuel Landes
Swisher George Tanner. William Albert White.
t D %s1Sr Th S@T. Bon Luther R.%.oa Barn
gene Cherries Hutchins Hspsood Geofge Harrison M,rso
Fsr, Barring Peckbam Daniel Bulard Pond Reuben Brooks
Pol Nahsne Robbins Charles Sewa Benz .min Hale smith
The Degree II bachelor Of PhO,phy-Ehsha snsith Adrich
Dexter Sheldon stone
It would be invidous to draw distinctions or make
con pa!i:ons between such productions as college
speeches. which cannot be considered proper subjects
for criticism. The young gentlemen sustained them
selves in a very credable manner, and some of them
DISPLAYED unusual maturity o. judgment.
Tie closing exercises took place under MIR. Elliott )
man moth MT which was pitched on the green in the
iear Of University Hall, and benignany ST sdowed
series Of tables piled with good things from the boun
tifu hand of Todd. In answer to the toasts Judge
Amee OF Rice Island a Paine, esq, OF Providence,
Msyor Rocman, OF Providence the Rev. Dr. CHECKER
ing Of Dsiimoath College, tie Hon. H. Cbapin. ex.
Mayor Of Worcester, Mr. j. c. Thatcher, American
Missionary to Brazil and others made speeches. Tne
Charles Thurber, of Worcester, which sbouaded in
Jokes and puns and dismissed the aud in excel
lent good humor with themselves aud the rect of the
word
Tomorrow will tsks place The Anniversary of tie
Atns Delta Phi fraternity aud the next day the Con-
vehtion # the Delta Kappa Epsilon Society. The
TONER il addressed by George VIM. CARTS Of New
Granville, Mass. As both Of these, though College
aterrities are beyond the pale Of College jurisdiction,
co rot desy Gy letter to incose an account Of their
performances.