The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31

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rxs oouoo. Ctmmesoement wsSk -Obnao I'D O9un- |
AluHw Meeting. |
The Coa.io ad ClGum delivered last evening In
he North church by Rev. D. T. Brsinerd, Of Lyme, G.
me d.courre was founded on Tucseocnians, 4 B.
For this ID the will Of God your sancsDcaaor"
ne subject was Christian eAnctncAton," and tho Yrin
tpsl divisions Of the werc ~ fclio~s IL me
cy.pture idea Of sancthcahon. The means OF ostsn
ssn 3. The extent to which can be carried A. The
,uiy Of becoming sNncaned.
Tns duiress which usually the distinguishing feature
these performances prevented the attendance Of audi
ences Of ali numerous. Last rgh, there were barely
three hupored present.
No those aware OF the real cond't'su OF "Phi Bem
Kspr-,s TIE ben which this morning summoned the Oh
members 4. the Pres. dents lecture rom sounded aoet
lao death kuen Evidently the society has had s~oke
az usralyss Ia ye. the hes not deprived S on
tire vitality for enough esemblede' 90 tnrougn WIN tne
pprusi Motions withe election o. ofaSor spe foa LOT
GO ensuing year The following the ind.sscuah who
GO ,he recipients Of Cts doubtful compliment
pre,or fcrthe coxnmenoemer Of le6sP'of. C. G. Felton,,
a. CaIpb,6ge sutstiste-on W. D. stroeg, 81 Reading,
Pa Post-wilIiAm Bu,lsr, Esq, Of NewYork suost-
aryo nimenis by mesns necessarily follows. This
evening IN oil probability the obaeoues will be Per
oeOssop and TucS chanting the
dge AZ u the sta enernt thc the College had rtnipg
% DO with the appointment Of Mr. would simply ,Sy
Ncuy and that 10 certain knowkdge the Invitation
Vsr extended with their ccnsen. and sanction -.
The Alumni meeting usually one Of the most interest
ns oecsious Of the week Old graduates then wont
70 uorre up hther with hearts warm with love 10 their
some reasop or other this mornings meeting the duest
mos unutereatng II has betn my fortune TO at1nd
some Of the srcskerr wocld Indicate that, certainly
life and earnest animation which geue'ay charscerise
these meetings was S e:. degree "sptpg S Sne su
vised deliver Grafton here II fell like spark In
finder somo~ hs. dampencd Before the fire had time 10
SPread, Rev. DR. wsyAnd was called on, ana very judci
ousls gave another turn TO the course Of remarks.
ne meeting yes called 10 order by Pro, Slliman sr.
% s,s sn me pso. be nominated as Prssent Jons
than Knight n D. who to day celebrates the golden ubt
40 Of his graduation Cnaries Tracy Of ne cas OF 1871
I1SS Chaplain Of the house of Representatives ooened
NE exercises with prayer Raw W. 8 Dut'os, D 2,
Secretary Of the Association of the Alumni read the obi
uary OF graduates deceased during the past col
sss.as year. given in to day HERALD Rev. Mr. Waldo
rsn..soesces - Of Tho ps. seventy years ago, SAID
he, ths Alumni Of Yale College met in
sss 2 'a here. %n' s sss Gss Ses1
snaDufsctr of matter going (referrng 10 the Alumni
Buildns) ana on the morrow undoubtedly like Improve
ort IN mind would be manifested The arisocrauc form
government hiss aro been changed for the parental
sophomoes could longer order the Freshman around
Here Mr. W. branched of into remarks on Sopoo-
FOOLS the derivation Of the word signifies.
He coevu his hearers BY comparing them TO that class
Of etudon g. he found himself embarrassed in
addressing them, the Rev. Or. Bcliamy bad said
Duborrores wore the only individuals before whom
urrtnce able p ooegc be wouId advo;ac governmen.
by kneaess rather than severity On one oocasion he re-
collected joining together with DR. Chaplin In game OF
oaYds u 80 ne the other Students because he thought
HE OVID good character would theld the o:herB harm
The sssles bog'head Of negus The faculty called
up Or. Chaplin and himself and reprmapded themfor their
violation Of college laws whereupon he returned to his
companions and told them they need look 10 him no longer
yoapser portion Of his hc.rcrs, telling Thorn p,r
ouAry to keep their tompers under control for 10 his
opinion az Of anger was worse "a An an Aack OF vphns
should cok ont for where they co,d ba honest Law
might d. but difficult, 70 be honest Ia In calling
thai might well be kad ian honest lawyer the noSies'
Hon. JoMs wA1n OF 1901, folio rel. Tue
greatest dcumy with him In addressing such an iudiesce
was that he oablcd 70 know What point 70 speak
He would be willing 70 defend, and heartily too, Rev Be-
or Of cry one who would assert that Alumni meetings
and associations humbug he woulf srgue the point
opess wherever be hsa BEEN he had found his diploma
or grad letter Of iutroducuon and credit too do
doubted whether the man had ever lived 10 this country
Who had made such an impression ~ Or. D~sbt
delivered here on the opic, the "Rsfrshsan
mean? pces II mean TIA, be must become al
basserf that some new hneied systsm Of edacenon
these, he would sxclAan, ''proca Procsd erOI' This
Afunn, association non OF hearts and hands Hay II
Dr. wSTIASp, ex President of Brown University, III
the stand The power which this college has fer good
Ia immenre. II we ask the meaning OF the VIVID power,
read the sther way aad yod w ind that is ir-rpre
ton IL simply responsibility. The amount Of ps~er nea
suree Of responsibility Al tots suo in oar h:'sory
he cause II Justice d right Of intelligence and moo
minded patriotism Tnis county nai apparently arrived q;
tie srcai switches Of human destiny and the
No given WIN influence whole history. He oor,lcd
Cd by exh ting his bcsrc cherish Of their
Aiser ocn.dsraSle POI ,usscn Rev mr. BrmSru, Of the
class OF 1927 made feW remarks, though, a. he sse be
had always heretofore run away when called ON
rUrfan M r m ~ n
OF The inDncnce OF educational ins.iiuiions CON-
menced itself 10 all. Il s more sub'le than y gen.
svay supposed, resembling rather some OF the hddec
natural forces. such gravity than any whose action 10
more APPARENT 70 The outx ard sense We all have g
derstand thai selfeducaic1 In encc, co,
lcRtfe education All NC me AN by siy ling him snoh Is
ledge Others possess for oil emans.es from ohcr
min H. ssd the eel educated Aa can never be termed "a
orinns,es Of culture We came. Judge % an institution
n measured, would be fund very small II we shs~
ourselves che friends Of good order ana liberty val
ssgcs ~, and hsil fr.onds Thss shall tbs
insnute, ssA.a true glory Dr. resumed his seat wiih
TIE lhai he had aid whai he had only because
thcrc rh!ng ese for hin ~ say, AMI hs did net
tank he yoad be induced 70 spcsk again on rush an
Rev Tn va saIDwu, Of the sAse class, created sme
= Ir Bush I'D e.pesse By s.szas Of ms classma.e.
sss.f S. iss sy n.s ,n.I ,0asr
ihissm hs.t need .uaa eoasi,y than p..vi.y
Mr. CBxkIss Ia II, a. The class o! las referred IN is
hsvnC been auax uhcn he cosed 10 The 5ecro
tarysk., lhs, celebrating te siy in ,lee Of his
bcee ls: pace OF a. ihs;eaa Of Us
MAJ ES had gone or those yesrv With bop, skip and
lump snS nov FOAM - ~ snsss =, man AN
plan OF substituting bus ungs oil nsre modern style OF
architecture for those oow standing, ana psd That the
ssrquy Issead on uitating the solders e the Of
feses; colleges had rsuea ssed nc~ era Of are1ectu,e
Tor al ne eoissn factories nowadays are esh after The