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

90 day 50 eloquenty in prose and poetry including
founders Of the institution, next in honor is duo
20 these who support it, and one has
sustained this college with more success and dignity
than the present President Qoud and continued cheers
knew II only neccssar. to touch thai chord bring
on those echoes. hope that the increase Of this college
viii be measured not by the common calendar Of time
hut bY increased honors and usefulness for its present
President and that when he too shall have passed away
successor may be found equal to inherit his position
(Inmcnse applause The health OF nr MCa0rey was then
drank and he responded in modest and eloquent terms
attbu,ng to his associates IN the college the merit Of It's
than 10 himself He concluded by Offering
the sentiment OF the day Ihe Memory OF the Founders
q Mount s. Mar, ! College, which was drank standing
and silence
The Archbishop then said grace and the company rose
THE REQUIEM MASS
Though The rain fell heavily on Thursday morning.
change made IN the arrangements for chanting
solemn requiem mass FOR the rcpose Of the souls Of
Bishops Dubois and Brute ia the College chapel up
the moun',ns, and accordingly at ten o'clock the process
son formed in the College ground and proceeded along
the and steep ascent to the church. the bells OF
the college toling dirge meantime lay guests marched
hrt, thea the Students two and two, followed by the
icrg, IN caesocks and surpces the reverend bishops
and archbishop purple robes closing the procession.
In this order entered the chapel and the clergy hay
Jug taken their seats the solemn ceremonies commenced
Mr. Hickey Of Baltimore assistant priest Rev Alexis
Elder, Of Baltimore, deacon, and Rev T. Burlando of
Fmm tsburg, sub deacon. The deacns of honor
Rev. B. Keenan, Lancaster, Pa; Rev. r. Moran New
York and Rev l. Obermeycr, Baltimore The vestmcnts,
on al such occasions of black and the church
was hng IN the same sonlbre color The rhaunting by
the clergy was exceedingly fine, particularly that OF the
Dies fror and the Sdnctus The students were led by
Poc nelman the choir was under the charge OF
Joseph Grcgan, eans Of the Baltimore Cathedral. The
Moni agnards occupied the choir gallery and sang
splendid appropriate music during the ceremony After
the Gospel was read, Rev A. l.. Wtzelbcrgcr Soc!e, of
iess, OF Baltimore, assembled the pulpit to preach the
sermon, which was to be panesyrc Of the departed
Bishops Dubois and Brute.
THE SERMON.
word Of God considering the end Of their conversation
initiate their faith Hebrews thirteenth chapter Ire.
thren and friends Jesus Christ the pilgrim Rho scans
the locst basicr Of Rome admrcs the grandeur Of the
design aud the magnlncence of the adornments symbolic
ing TIC beauty of his religion bu if he would find tho true
spirit IL holiness within its walls he must dive into the
cryrs beneath and he peers into the caves where his
fathers Suffered and he oaacombs, with their affairs yc,
shining with the light OF that faith which from God
a he kaees by the graves Of the martyrs-he will
knowledge that God admirable in His saints that His
friends made cscccdng, honorc aud their principles
exceedingly strengthened aud If at the end fifty years
would contemplate the scenes of much labor, merit and
virtue 9hc;e . many sanity band has gathered and
behold tho grand works Of regeneration. have bat to
visit tbs halowed slo, and the history oil hum
bic priests who rendered Mount Mary spectacle 10
God e. angels and TO men We meet here to-day not MS
aliens. but friends aud brothers to bow down before
the majesty Of their virtues and the purity Of their lives
cons.dcrn the ond their cony ersaon to initiate their
faith We gather around the altar to celebrate their fes
tva with smiles and tears. The sentiment Of st. Thomas
Aqunas Is confirmed by many examples IN holy scrip
them for their holy e.tate--rxcmpined by Mcses.
Joshua David. solomon, and the apostles Of later days
cnbgi,enng them with His WISDOM and strengthening
them with il,S power adopting the same economy ia The
spiritual as the material world. Half century since
man humble IN spirit, but strong ~ purpose stood on
these activities to plan great work and those who be-
held hun there wondered what his object Nas ard they
asked him; Who are yous As my speech b"spcaks me-
STRANGER and exile. What do proiecty An insti
tuition which, IKE the eternal streams that ow from these
mountains shall carry fertilization throughout the world
What have You 10 accomplish ii. Ny heart Is
friends aiu trcndloss and alone But what your
means yonr resources only God. And the quesiioncrs
smiled q, The visionary, and predicted failure Why
he 30 sangunc aud they doubtful Tho sensual man
pcrccyeih pot the things that Gods. II he looks
higher than the earth il i only from the horizon to the
sky, and he beholds al things through misty medium:
bn this r,zcd into the heavens which other DAYS
tlnr shalt be- bc-t Was the promise vods Let the
Almighty answer John Ithos was taught from hs first
boyhood 70 know God, and stud. his soul The Faith
OF The just nun prompted him 10 enter the service Of
God that "a ~ Of the just i,cd him above the world
whose Ncriiessncss he had disccrncd and whose blan
he had resisted. ami he gave NJ country,
kindred and all things 10 follow Jesus Christ. Like
tie stream the sca. like the fiamc 10 the purcr
sky. he followed Hin; and where did h. hook for
his rcware When =. Thomas asked what
oil Lord. IL knew ,ht tod had chosen and appointed
hm 10 bring forth lruittli the faith working by cha
riy the faith that oycrcamc the world and r1mphed
over hcl. ana Ia deemed labor excessive. sacr
nee too rei for hon Who lives in the Gath OF the Son Of
God Tho world DEGREES aro,leosis 70 Us chiefs and
'
priest there = no arobco-is monument; his deeds
not printed u books. o. craven upon brass stone Oh
hlpmcr lot thcr written IN ilic Sval~ Of mcn--rc
corccd "a The book q everlasting lctrclsurc in the
heart u tot The living praise hn, and the dead rise
from their graTcs 70 claim the true Evangelist the
soci who sanced and saved them. The preacher then
Described The early abors Of Dubois. In establishing this
Institution he saw twoold want, the secular education
VI youth AMI the training of missonsries FOR the church
the spring Do poisoned the stream be pres II the
tree be rotten the fruit be healthy II Il he that
The child 4 the father or the man. then the corruption o
al ,i.rI ifsI
the aangels TO which youth are exposed in all crcnm
slanccs places and grades q life, aud aid that Dubois
all this and Like -, Paul his soul was excited within
hIn. The hrsi school house like the hunters IL.
cabin the borders ~ civilization he, what cared they wLo
dwell thcrcs Wa not the home 81 the father and his
children % cfous sansibh'ies, the receptacle of sci
cnc". AT pnd hfcr,lrcy The Of Drbp's
dream. 4 va blessed reality, ard though II,
old ssm1aarg rad main! disappeared and many of the
oil -s"Drners sleeping IN their graves. rs influence
lin rna'ntd. Ic PAINTED. in beautiful language the
mobile character at Iuhog, aud h- Influence over the
students. whom. he said he had bound into sheaf of
hearts himself the wreath flrs, bound thcfn 10 was
father president tea, her all IN one ami pattern &c vir
tue Tor all Iiow could they forget him ri the evening
exercise ~ til ~ ritual ngs when n. opened his
futLers heart and showed the bcsute # il, Land the
sacrifice ~ hli 'tc mountain chapel Tie hears ct the
church ssuCtinA - LIZ ou'scI< ana Il. was sisl
,'!he ~ Nfa- r '9mi'n Nhch Z. sl"s" Can We
tnav eigr ard i Mafy, The mpacol,ic Queen Of
Acre' NJ = menr OF di ~ po' iYsc hcr-eStc her
scft" hH May. wlu-e nn'tr = G,ttcd hy every
tongue ;TrasUud every breast. hoHprpl n an devu-
toi>. ps sc md caed n an ,ctnns within il,is con.
etci at domain. M1,y thc lsiraut.. "a hi- nj st, an
trees brvirr he Nas his-ou heritage b.,un.o ~ was
Ar. sti,c X y wb,rhl. i,d Il. rr ~, ar nm
1nd helrts." Whore trra. euro there shall
u II arts he pafdon me rny brethren liz neqion Of
-cif N Wow e thd nrcmpnrab.o III. ing 10 which
tIne With and and grateful ac,won. II there i
ucnory charged Win rc,olc,ii,- ~ Mlrys
aoo.'le.s. 4 ucrc (. heart which oi1i 90 t,rob
iurc to say that they live aud beat n Rim WHO noe
addresses you. ~ the vicssit1de-, and hbcrs aud