The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31
yc meet ouce moro
Where pleasure sprsng
And Arches rang
Win sosgs u yofe.

Where pleasure spssng
And Arches rang
Win sosgs u yore.
Hol all noa all ere here
Some sleep meath funeral f0Wers,
where falls The mouspers tear
And weep the evening showeTs>
Yet, thankfully,
Let every heart
lts love impart
To Him on high.
Rev. President Chaplin, Of Bsoit occes wisconsin de.
hv,red an address before the AL nui IRIS serpoon
true Spring and Iifc Of Civ -sssr. mo Esopsss Of
The hour prevents q full reP<t.
NV HAVE, July 80, 1857.
seAatcc bu-Ann rsa~ss Of ain0ria ard tAe Bro
Tiers in Unity n1vs>ssm and Speeches Phi Beta Kar
ra-W.ndeil Philkps c~l r. M Nnch-Song q the LEGO
nsseire-Oemmzscenxm EDzciss-Dsgres OssVerred &C.
TIE rmarks mAds by Senator Trumbul, Of nlnor,
wore accidentally omitted In my report Of the A'unn'
meeting YESTERDAY morning Az he had never been Per
mtted drink nom fountains Of learning here or cise
where, he felt peculiar di<ence responding to the
call made hin, ho under the influence OF that
inspiration many feel returning TO the SPOT SO halowed
by their receectiore HIS father, however, graduated
severity years ago, and bis grsnSfsher century
SINCE there ties which bound him to Yale
Connecticut. too, the place where hts ancestors dwelt
Moreover be felt pride In Yale for tie boon 1t has
ferred upcn hamsny IL graduates beping to shape
the inettuous OF the west and their influence Is not
fined TO this country The fires OF liberty kindIed in Ed
rope were Lighted BY sparks from American hearts.
ASSvKSsARiE or TEE LITERARY socErTEs
For real interest the anniversaries Of tho two literary
rurpass any Of The exercises OF the week
crease when brought to bear on these societies.
The sphere which their love for the institution IT.
here sss ~ % 10
stspd or explain, Is proporionsly augmented
In fact, the principle extends stu further in college life
for societies held still dearer than Lnona or the
Byoshers In Ubay. Perhaps might ind the prin
cpe work that Of existence Of which students
than Ourselves no wever nust for this Al he,e
anniversaries remen bances Of the severe struggles
vivdiy to mina and the cheek CLOVIS anew 1t The re nj
nj ceocs Is II suasge, then that eioquencs shoaid 70
ceive nslra ion has not else *here aud wit DO sosr
pened edge. when graduates Of twenty and
hy assemble In these spacious and elegant halls TO
recall those happy memo les and speak words Of encou
eghtpg the battles they long since foughtf Nei
ther do feel here that they pcskng for effect
forth from tpe Sss. rs.S med Were there such
q thing rs dasuerrsotypng with the PEN these would
be the occasions above oil others where the art would be
called Into regulation The keen glitter Of The quick
pstee evident 10 the spectator but not TO The reader
aud ess transferred 70 paper 10 much Of their force
MDrlsG Is0sIA
The Lnonan Society called to order about hAfpast
P. Immediately upon the conclusion OF Presidens
nor Of this sac, and MEMBER Of the class Of lso2 was
unanimously called TO the chair and the ball opened
numoe' Of honorary members were "sworn n" among
to, and james Brewster, Esq, Of city. Tns latter
aepuems, has long b, honorary member Of the
Oldest graduates He had never taken the pledge, how
ever and 81 his own request - he declared himself 10
Pond then made highly smusne and inter espg speech
replete xnh trring "reminiscences Evidently, said he
Of ny Presiding powers than have myself lis the arst
time ! have been in tni, new hall but it
(, a. As Who r0sy sSS fs.s a. T g.
members Of the Oldest herary society in the country
wii.h has veil been called the right arm and right
history but the thermomster is altogether 700 high for
that stnce the days Of VIM. wicEhAm-and We are
srsss has been made Formerly the library wa. con
ained In box in Of the ro ton rooms on which We
The !" bare sens q ISsm makes one literary, (sush
ter Then 100, eiecioneeerins done in better mau
ner thsn /. was formerly TO be sure, see men .. the
form their dpiy much gentiemanly manner than
formerly AZ was sardlng one day BY the depot, I
.'sr,s Hall, oppo:s. xsEing some ono what was-I
students had something to do with III Was told
solid they made all tina. noise. (L.ushter} Over nisy
Ave years ago President. B~ckus with some Of bis scho
SADDLE bags Virgil and Greek Testament and
In another clean dckey, TO wear IN case We got In
college Rene sed laughter shortly before enter
from the tso societies. First the Brothers came. won
you 20 with ssus,or and 20 and Governor 70 and
al brothers Professor and and doctor %
and were brothers, and 20 hey kept on until m th.ir
egerress they almost unseaaed Then the Unonians
up The other and pulled back and out ofsbeer
gratitude We went with them (Cheers Soon President
Bach the order, for ward and went, the
horses ars. and the committee after Down bill the latter
hept up with u.s. but ,ong no hill tho horses had TIE
advar and entered the city In military order
'sy IN The van and hsDy y, The rear S,sc
entered the society. Our ascent 10 the Ha, ~ II vas In
troee days, really appeared Ike going up he hiil Of
science When signed the constitution we felt as in
porsn a. the sgners Of the Declaration Of Independence
No onc's hand enbcd Ike ths or John Hopkins Then
men, levers" sc We thought that was certainly mean
FOR for ere sure we wore country men, and we
bad been sssd ed IKE Inse came
th debate upon some auc'ton, with dccison which
thought decided the matter for years 70 come SO We
joined puna, and have been sorry sinco ODud
| spplause) Governor P. then gave place to others
from mouths Of OF whom, II they would only
CHA,1E Tcf E-q vas called for and gave his tesiI-
to The good reoeived fo the drilling he had gone
l throuf b With In the Linonian Eau
Judge BsrrYE Of the class OF III, preferred 10 fall
back his preroeatve Judge, AMI TO listen Father
than speas but before be did his gave exoel
lent advice TO those In college 70 improving present op
Hon JOIN II BRouwlr OF the class Of 1920. sAd that
when be entered college he assigned Brothers
Be tJent two sicepb nights In sequence, but finally
succeeded In ~ ding one who was not much Of who
had been as'iened 10 Inonia, and he got him q the
Gov PND Qnerrupuns)-Da, on think II ever
Mr. Nodesty forbde me to stale Amer he go
TO Iinona he sept well nights he knew Of derehct IA
1calAn who had Ated VII he ws5 CITY years Old before
| LIE got married. He hoped he would have aumeroas
pr. sepy, and they were Of the right set, he
I they would cone 10 Iinopa-
M PIiDros, Of Boston, followee with few brief An
y.sdly eloquent remarks.
NJ. smrsAs usel claimed crcupsion,. because Mr..
/ l. oSkvsy bad said bachelors excluded.
4 Mr.. BRocKwAr-You will not be ooe long, air.
M. sHpsAs seemed think he wsah 20 continue, and
SHz.isd Rev. w. Lee (4p), than vhon there Is
hearted IlbenAn living. NJ. Il gave In.
tcrsirg and amusing remniscensss OF his oa.y sxpe
rspco IN tho society while hc speaking Professor
1 t.s1stod entered the hall 9Th the venerable Rev.
Dasic waldo, the oldest living Ltoal1a HIS Appearance
called forth hearty cheers Professor 0mssed introduces
Ar. Ssaldo with few remarks, referring 10 him any
ooemorary with the founder Of the soce y, whom
hey vererksed q patron saint, and but nine years
yQser than ths society itself Mr. Waldo advised those
rtsus 70 addfesxed 10 read no novels. The they
rod tso they would want and The Ices they wout
tD~. 30 never read bat one While 10 college; that
Toru racs nd oniv hc aAof