The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-28

his vssWs on ths subject He would sugSese 70 morrow
parsad he tsossns tina, omorrow night would be the
mcs fsvors time, order 70 seNre large AUDIENCE
thar Wedrescay p,ssss have been s In ach aoud
for church services IN some Of the Churches THIS wo1c
ohsr ~iss avail The OF tho opportunity of doing
Ee world therefore that O'Clock r w. 10 morrow
b. ssea ass sos ms ssrsose ns m soe ns.S men
Of buziness asked would NOT BIO well 70 rccoufder the
seton rs. hsd and nx some hour ut nght fer The .ddr.s
He III ugh that clergy WHO have made arrangements
Tor scrvcsa Oh 70 morrow night cort DO ncacaa 70 p'
teen oil 70 seine other period BE moved recoasidera
Hsed vhoh being agreed 70, no moved Asl ,'slccA To-
night GO tho hour apart for tie address or SIR
E.hbrrn, Which vas also * 'esd 70,
Tho Rex T. Y. EoosE, from the committee appointed at
she session OF the convention 20 examine into and re-
port tho ev,is resulting FROM the premature sission
OF students colleges and universities OF this Stale,
submitted report.
miee sAss-ieens men entering college physically;
uenia y or morally unPrepared, not only fx o reap all
ave cfrn ro.,,ysly Injured by a ooeslsse r.sidepce.
The In which ricnt ply steal development in
tssfesas Hh mental ce. are perhaps mo- frequent
than ally sopposed Many are no, aware thai So
we're I1dy tries the constitution moro than tho hardest
manual isscrs Nothing be injurious thsa for
boy to oa himself IN college, everlasting his
Isculics keeping se hours, and having HABITS OF
irregular exercise Comparatively few but those the very
Aawer OF Our youth, overwo,k themselves, out very
Macy undermine their constitutions BY Irregular les
hours exercise ald OF general habits Thls By
~ - In military service the youths are coma,9ay The
mos. LIZ prudent ana o.sens the Prey OF oi.ee those
vno sie s asdicrUss yet afspsad shor hs
BITS er pursuits, scarcely oxocptlHa to thiz
remark .or being novicos IN rsucy, they olu' n'iy ds
excessive excrcc. But ii the mental untaass stu
denis which Is obvious common nd in
ency son wan, of training although many cases
k hard 20 decide which or these Causes has lndopoe
Wan he rsturs overs are undoubtedly too Feeble Is
persJe best that the friends should be Immediately
rs Of the fac:, rowe7er delicate and painful may be
iheta.k OF ,aliar. When the student, entering
oha.p In
5sgan VICE soa his faculties entirely undey ecred
commonly very Injurious TO hn, and to those With ~o
be rss1cG:o5 Re relui,os different and ee
menissy Lind OF Ls-uc!ian than that given those
really prepared II ne get It, the eel prepared studying
~hah .hcI fairly en..t, 70 back and OF en-
from mere siss us actually deterorse r. The contrary,
DO hoy de.p,nd become Idle, and Of
Idle. fhs lrs.ancse In which yGang cvercomc ttc
di.sdvsn,sees OF Insufficient prepsr.ion By voluntary
effort aern ards loo 10 enter Into the calculation
Whsn you, committee SPEAK .! mora S.s.noss trey
ise II every o:asv department Of human exericn.
ms has; scarcely ovor 'ho' ougby 'orusd ia early
youth. vii b - proverbiai tsoughiieas and ndscreei
Without H. boys who net particularly bad of
ruined By ihe comparative freedom OF college life
asa ~oa Z sDs
their frercs Wncn hey csrry sucs faint TITO largo
pubic school re Ifasnamcu, OF their morals vol nGa
desperate discipline and vigilance OF
issohsrs AND sren which might possibly them 10
wa,:e T. AZ their repu.a suffers 10 common Nth hs
CT the insituticp 10 -hich they bel ing
,s.s III. saesas ,s Sao ,sw oF
ksscsed, AZ be sense Of this convention, mat al our
ts, :n5 rtro -1-,rse su1 stsud pd 81 scholarship
fra: the colleges somis students under yeare or
age Who have nc compile ed sach elementary
n The dera.Ieo: which nc proposes to eDssr 81 may DO
fns grammar ychoos g. sched prorsra,o-y schnos
70 The colleges are nexpedicri, and ought to be soo!
Ahea.
That applicants fr admission ITO colleges ought 70 .aos
her iress fer the caxre. which trey prop enter
ether by cerll sies IN respectable aca1ny BY
exsulrs Ion
ma In IKE manner applicants fer admission into any Of
he Departments OF tho University, ough, to saor,
either by car;'rss.s from oosgs academy by
exaniaacn ,nsi iney have composOd such part Of col
ssiso eorrse IN ;ss may agreed cpcn
between the Colleges and he University.
Thai when sOden, Ct either ae colleges the uriyer
Ally To- M UEe unli Tor he clase, Tor asy
tso IN ssSs,sa. nc hLosc DO pot back ~;ssaTs=B
INC rspoi; IL. rcrniucns wero received ou isror
6sv. KE berg day appraised o: tho adoption by tho
Crve Of tie resolution rcqres:'ng hin 70 tive al the
iafcrraitn he pssesscd with Foserc,ce TIA L;sr1ry
Fund. ia srnrs amount, manner Of d,r.slt:os, &c,
came forward, and .sid he 70 inform the Coz,
vsion i.e or ell ue statistics ~ Ire LIE
r.ry csyst'on tax which 10 hsd prepared lhs,
morning <o f1 q r,ors, aud therefore unit 10 ae cub
piitd Gould 20, cay iba, be regretted 10 have pur.
sued th inqary fer he discovered fact which rsoa.sn
Cd bin very nucn snS sbira hsd teSn wts5od ffom
saboseit o,osr.-he die, er.d 'srt thsI ,rnles
for the nsi time his hfe which ssrior;, psred The
f educaiicu and tina. sn.' very large 'uo'
OF the rspi alton in hnrds o. to Ooums
trnerr sso Sufcrinsr de1ts OF the Esrary Funf By
coSsu ion,i provision q tts state Of vireala, u:
or spplisd by the Legislature 10 any othsE csjsS;
then the purpose. Of ertcrisn Ia primary see
appropriated o,aeT moty to primary free schoos, and
be tes.icn Of tue Lesissis-e, guided b. he Esugr
,hss Mere wvud . net ncomo FRO that soures ,y rs
cursrt yea OF sI9ocoo, appropriated That amount 70
Nrnr hat net ~ero S6o0I out NJ tho funds 81 1870
SO eco ,u 10 the Literary Fund. when capita
Ion YAK u brought IA by the shsr1s and collisions rn.s
i.no s-hn% Dc employed ior any aef Psrtose Ian ma
Of the secud rcor. the frat day Of every JsussEy
~ hs or6'r into the treasury 70 ss9 credit Of lie
Ubrsry Fund There under Us app rgTis
% me tscto q ls'e vi ich to be carried n tho
crsd Of the Literary Fene Of 1850 not dosr
For the Years is62-5o-ti s5 Abou. which he sIa SCI
oenIre nsrmshon be found that from sss, 900 ~
| lI7,tto-ist!pg the minimum and rs,iiDun-
nar; spo every ysar, rom 1870 so.p 20 ihs
present yea-, he found from saisoo 500 QUO o1lis1E
urespenetd IN mo nsnes Of msiSnefs and ssln
i.tdena In oaer uords fro iaiity 70 thirty ase psr
cent RI the irsrs Fuuo, ps'o'd Of being devoted 10 ID
Of educson 10 esd either tne mind the r,cn
uine 81 yot youths NE bands Of riva1 oa,asr
CIT uiorer ocrg o'be, good ~ Garth tnst hsci
D. 10 all The reisil trade OF The cssnry This
present pec, Of Literary Fund rbetresA uhco
ne State hes nbersy 10 upO1 tne es a ooi for
suppoeco tbc+c como tia, blessing does
oot sttna her IT'S net giving W toe poor tbs part of
The plupder ,ysitm, aai presented - the ps Of s
oemasrgne msi Il does 10 be poof Po-e-iy is the
rhare nj the rubl schools rney hsve ;na3
ito yet upon tsc poo gal. hat pa, upon the
The irosert This csss DO nos 10 fact 10 70 tcrool al
at In be STATE 90 Virsu's The activity of the oh
sbd the eeerpFsts Of prv ale charity seui IN
ttc 'o~ps snc cues out IN toe country be would say
general rulc no poor 40 got 90 me pubno ssnoos Al al
tto get ire hcpeDt that fsd thlse WIN g-e
abs 70 Jay, "a general rue, those derive m rs
fooi from thee BIO entrusted <n Ia ds3urse
msnt He soi the facts before the lnvernu a,
AIT ~ ne people. and he sssnet from What 40
taioed gsfdlug tbi syeen that il working out
ia dcstrn, ion. Tben Mr. Jererson established no
Literary Fund, -nea ne bssap he Lao OF educauyr
la the ssse " Virgins, he lteudco tha, shonli nave
head and no. feet he in ended ,hs, shvnd have
-hole, al tae par Of rhole Bat thu dom.g sAs
bis lace asd the fand which intended FOR
scsdeme 10. schools AZ TAO colleges he intended
tbat should have sbde sad all the pirts "
rhoie, tut the Semasague up and
took from his plan AL tee virtues pnssessed 10 tpok
s~ay tbu Literary Fund red 10 Ike busks be
HeviIg and calculating that ~sstsd on earth u
~onic back again, and would be 90,
hs ID OF a. that I; roud ba given promote
he IeHer lnto