The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

'i lutu!t dStS iiIOHgl our oNH
BE their names forever praised,
Who these seats of learning raised;
Though rode ana small il, lirst they were,
Now then spacious walls they rear.
such men no monument, indeed
az bronze ar sculp,urcd marble need,
Their virtues rare, their actions grand
Their proudesi monument shalt stand;
1ct that pcs,erily may learn
BY What varied claims they
i lasting f,me which ne or shall die,
Hui Timc : destructive power defy,
Under ans gcs Irvine.
A comma lucrative shrine
l. founded, which shall stand secure
Long as tho mountain clils endure
Which forever shal proclaim
Their prais and immortal name
Hitler, each returning year,
counties, offspring shall repair,
And bending spppanty before
The vot'rc altirs, shall adore.
Here by tloir fathers memory fired,
Zach generous shall be inspired
To emulate thct deeds Sublime,
Stamped ON the register OF time
The band PLAYED AUD Lang Syne," after which Dr.
M,CNfREY sahi-Mv friends, thank the audience for
their participation in exercises here to-day but have
now a rcerc, to express. | have asked Archbishop
Hughes 10 say few words on this occasion Here a
tremendous burst of cheering drowned the speakers
voice and he soon retired Archbishop Hughes then ad.
vanced, and the cheering continued with renewed
yigor When silence was At length restored the Arch
bishop saGMy friend concluded his brief observations
by expressing regret but he did not quite express H.
he has left that tn me- and regret that IN consequence Of
sore throat am prevented from ma,ng extended
remarks return my thanks for the good will you have
evnced towards me- and will take this occasion TO say
that the associations of this day of the rarcst and at
the same time OF the most melancholy character missing,
as We do, many who quarter Of century ago met in
this hall devoted TO science and religion In future let
hope that others distinguished will forth from
this college than those of previous years re-
gion and pronctc science. (Appiausc The Mountain.
than sang La Roiroi,e 10 Uurchc Aoc7e.
which was loudly appauded, and this concluded the exer
cises OF the day
grand banquet wound up the proceedings Of the FIRST
day 5 celebration.
THE BASQ,Er.
AT four O'Clock the company down to substantial
"A he re. Of tle "A vi
accommodates 500 About 200 guests partook Of the hos
ptaiy Of The college this occasion The President
Dr ,aircy, occupied the chair ~ his right Sdt Arch
bishop Hughes. Bishop McCiosky. Bishop Ioughlin d.
lise and Rev Alexis Elder; on his len, Bishop Cawell,
Bishop Wood, Bishop Elder and Bishop Mcfarland
When dsner was concluded, the PREspir1 rose to pro
pose the inst toast, and said-entencn after the intel
iectua treat Won had today both IA oraory and poetry
would III become me % make any remarks except what
thinS justly belong io the occasion In company like
this. composed mainly OF members of the Catholic
churc-and IL there any Others here am they
are gentlemen Of kindly and liberal ccnss-i any toast
docs not command our homage On account Of any tempo
raj power hc may hold. Tor IN the ordinary estimate o
Irincclv POWER tia, oi The SOVEREIGN puaa World H.
laughed 10 scorn temporal po.si of view. II no;
because he Il sovereign though ani0ag the Christian
Princes Of Europc he ranks nrs, Tia, W. honor him but
because. whether n adversely prosperity, lac the
friend Of man, OF liberty and liberal principles. ZAP
plausc) on occasion like this should look any
The embodiment oi Christian principles, surely II IS
li1s ~, AMI IN proposing this toast We do not name hun
ar ruler, King, ~ sovereign bn rs hot father
the Ninth Drank With loud applause sud calls for Arch
bishop Hughes.
The Archbishop rnte amid repeated cheers aud said
Gentlemen while Joining n the APPRECIATION which the re-
marks &c the President have elected only regret
that some one wlcse power ana capaciy 10 acNnowedee
The toast o. the sovereign PontG, thnn myself not
selected II T. toast which ca every 0crasion Ike the
present both prpae. and priests should remember Tho
great anchor of sociciS well 81 religion l. the
Who ns the chair 81 ~ Peter aud cannot forget that
the anc sors may - call the predecessors q Plus the
Ninth were I0Sscs Of spiritual ami temporal autho.
before other klifN ttlc christian
world There sovereign whose title substantial
A. his and though Ne are lot subject Of lis government
recognise hs sovereignty N tso~e state over which
hc rglcs aud !, precisely at thai, character that permits
Of alternative cxcep, thai u sovereign 81 temporal
order a subject aud none Of I'll. faithful. AIN
would wish to the Holy Father the subject Of any
king any rcpubic do not mean 10 say thai
b. was less sovereign when Ia exile. though Il y
true that bi- temporal sovereignty IL almost =
niece art appendix 20 hi apostolic potion. J a..
Celi The sfr,imcut ~ the President. that alilr
arr true to our own country o. our religion teaches " 70
hc need lrt bt iranrs ~ tn Roman lniN f'hccrsl
There never wa ronn more worthy q our admiration
h1u the present. Tore when The revolution broke over
hs nlec neal. and ttcn n is exile De- mint 49, occi
ped with the welfare II by rrorc, forgetting hi own
-ofrev.. mi when England was about " impose elss
Ell Ttel- education Upun iathlni nation. hc dill not
hesitate 20 hurl cree against u H. III not Mnk nat
tc cad " tho world Wa hand bad he any terror
81 az results q. xrf i'o, upon The Datrrs'tic> which
wits aictugn were gbW y institute among 4 r'orlc
always faithful ~ III crcol u their fathers. (,ppiiusb
80 matter to What cUgnttt you taru Noif ~ FL, h,rrr
flrciy That DOES MT r"crns Tie xal Of our lpu
ui. taare nol 4 gctutry that he not improved IN The
tue CLERGY. IlrFr uugU. not CnA ~ rs sous
vh1th,r clcrey or l7ft who visited b. presence 'hs ia
No. come away 18th charm IN he bcalt, b1t uNen ioso
81 ""'A't t1lh ~ tniG, 7el WI" W. ehiHn'th.a
eav rnmc,t e 80 Nogo. There mover Wa rou'h sho
ever opportunity ohecl IT. delights - trn tla there
need ~ moic missions aud more v lojs ~ fratCrnl
. love- q Which cihn na,ous have been jealous. Tbs
4 q t&ciuuhri ~ the origin 81 the iiea that
Anerita sh9n1 have college near thc centre
u unity. (Arisse i wa not extraordinary perhaps
that thr Iolc sLoum have lccn pleased WIN lhe del Il
American coll -o % Rome. but i hardly - be
pecte tAa' D. slu III apprupria put a I'll private purse
s42 coo towards H. etabshfnent ~ he hal iono An
vAmse.) u u not inappropriate then. 70 propose hls
meme on o~,asous tse th.s 1nd 10 not fcai haf ve
saii bc failing hen The Fopc appeal 70 w. ~ half q
The institution u natural that H. should 81 10 draw
it's country ~ 'he Eternal RprL whci Christ
built ~ chnr,h. again which the gate. of ben ha not
prevail rioira ciyhg thank Tor tlr toast u The
lo1 Father and must ~ that YOU c0uld oct have
celEed 4 nh less y4thu. tistn. The Arlhth0p then
r.N.inod hl scat airid oUd cherts
me Trrrvr tbru TO- and .ad cha, hr desired 10 give
tout 40 Size American people but, - b. I'D Mt rccog
ma power Without authority a, ~ heal H. would
eve Janne Buch'uan ani thf Am.rc'n people
tChrcfs.y u immaicrsl II him who va rie surc
90 q Gcoree Washington. ior ~ wa not I party man
Ihe oalu ...tlsto vs. whom are bount by III
VINO ltw 90 obo! and respect drank WITH great
onibUsB-m.l
Hon. MI KcSun member or Cs,eres. o- the dis.
uett was called uVun, and responded eloquent
sIe.ch. high, cu'o. II NJ Buchanan
Itc next toai was the "Oggtor and Poets If Tia lav
y which. being repeatedly called for w. Ii.E responded
w. aid that the toa. called tie orator afsi bal a.
pTed that lhe popular voice had revcr "a thc
$3.50 ti-iAh'l'tt y WV ibiolNt hHN eitt~'H sth'e
" aud many othcie now present had lusse their dry
u that seminary but tho present aiWtls connected
With the past ~ electro wire VII ch carries hack te
hrobbmgs u the heart lie another gihe-a tabc whia'
never he broke hope. Tho r4us which unfgrd
hs heart 10 that slot changes hid hren abb IL enn
der. IL loved the Mountain aud every ono connected
with H. but than the present President an
plause) When he or. Pse) br0ngt his classical lore
from Georgetown College he thought he knew more Than
h. did but he found that his pupils could teach him
many things, ard they did With few more happy w..
marks the speaker concluded
Mr les nd Mr. Mrebcrry the md gr4 ~
DAY then spoke briefly aud appropriately, aud fpl
lowed BY Mr. Clark cx-United states District Attorney "
New Orleans Rev. Mr. Conway Of Albany, aud NJ. Reid.
q Baltimore. who sang an imprOmptu song
Archbishop HrcHgs said-Genilcmcn, u has been eng.
gesled 10 me-aud should have thought Of Il II n hid
u-hat, occupying the place II honor, tiis occasion
should not oycrlpa4 that wh,ch IL latent scntimst in
the hearts ~ a Who surround this festive board N
t the kh3 wctuGne have received from tie r,fre