The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30

AsADA IL I'LL W. AOOC
nsa ssia "whosoeter livs.h and bssieveth In me 81
SUves ae Wen Tyler ana Taylor went down %
.osn names they vent down amid ths ssestnes, 4,
oiy which WAS at fair ioksnipx OF that hrssr ue,
Ia "a 'ney naa both passed Dr. Taylor was mark.
| m,1bsA called 70 move. His distlng GA,s xs,
his sdvS y the hu nan mnd regard q ali scpjs,
ness Win s y, and tbs highest intellect Slsn too su
nes. fssn r. ladington's address was very eloqasn
Impressive and pa. quo .c,o, =,
was called to speak to the uory OF Pro
Ethan A. Andrews spA Cav rnor Bsseh r.of Goodec'
snsuArly fascinating sns na% c,s, po.u
olass Mr. Audrew We was shsir leader Scoasoa
although number OF mis- clssmsses Nsequoasy ~ou2e
he chair Of the chief msssaog OF -crsl cite ia "a
Union He vas noied for kindness an penetr. Noa
hn MIND and for the oomprehensvcuess Sad cle 'nos
WIN which be mav'cred every Aubject DC Will n 70
ole 10 the young men OF America but i've on through "
elementary works, and outive every class mate, say
one, Prot Morse whose uaue In connection With tes
nosest ages Gov Basel wAs kaowu Tor his dignity
csiDness and comprscensiveuess Of thought So!i1,
Juaccous and powerful Ia srgumeatcandd - Truth Is
self, devoted &c the service OF his Nakes, ne beAH
ttul exhibition Of the CHARACTERISTICS ol ufst shel
magistrate OF Connecticut Wiuhrop rne speaker hen 81
luded 70 "a Interest," fact namely hst no In coc
with samuel X Andrews (noted for originality OF thougo
and genuine pesy end brs. Taylor ard TYLER a9
pUasa special committee IN tbs early part OF ,as pre-
taDce 70 the nation Mr. Andrews remarked that Il -,
beautiful thing to die suddenly especially for the Carts
granted; for amer making obsev alton TO his vile in
the morpipg, no breathcd heartily and was gone
observed Prof. Goodrich, 'hs was not, for Coo tO'k
hm."
Dr. BACON was tho next speaker. Hsremarksd that Ia
tho year 1880 while the great controversy Drs
Taylor and Tyler Was La prgros, he tths spssksr) WAS
roiDg with Dr. Taylor day. and remarked to him, 81
believe, DR. Taylor. Of your greatest herssios Ia
that you think people cau be couyncsa By argu neuO
He smiled and said am sure II csuld get DR.. Tyler
to attend course Of my lectures enc would change hs
views"
arof srIzMAS In few ap oropra.e remarks introduced
the old CLASSES TO the Alumni de iusoduced De- He viz,
ope q age The venerable gentleman said iha, no
hsa but ono Acquaintance living, and that the Rev
se Of Va. C,Iess aa 49, rssaos ~ Inc E c @ -,
meDt, but Is utavoicaoy detained q, home this pear
Pref sILIaAS remarked that he otser written by
Mr.. Waldo, days since, which show cd that his
ts FACULTIES pared that interested
DuderD literature aud the develope OF sciencs
or the whole nun Der CT graduates or the c,ege-six
tnousacd-uoie haf Thorn lived 10 nearly half
century. II was mot m.ter or disc lssion, but matter
Of record that the pursuits Of literature, Sciences morals
and regioo heatsy and gave greater OF
long Life than any other calling, agriculture. Prof
Sl'msn attributed tue length OF life TO which the Old
rules in eatrg governed his passions and apps
titus, drank nothing but cod water feared Goa be
ne ygec and advised tho young grsdus 10 cult
vale the temperance aud poeueAs Of the gentlemen o.
be ola school Ore OF toe oldest graduates Was Hon
Joha Mcclellan Of WOODSTOCK, wao vas nov nInety.cne
ard half years or age and healthy, although Die 10
leave his chair for The last eight years 10 consequence Of
par stroke The speaker visited him the fourth
and saw him carried 10 The sacred tenn pe Ia order
that he might for the hfat tune openly xledgo
chlis, and iaI'axe Of the holy oomuunien
Prof HTcHcocK, Of Western Reserve College, Ohio,
called upon and spoke briefly.
III. He ] ss D. Of oos
missionary 70 China. lis address was exoeei.
irgy interesting, for he gave . lucid statement OF
He bad received during his stay In that couairy
s3co0 Chinese uto the church, embracing every variety
Of character from The begg In the street to the proc
gal Of the 10 Peria household He narrated number o.
suscessfu surgical opthAlmc operations which he
performed, and which the Chinese thought miraculous;
showed how be overcamo the preudices of that
peope az 1t reeptcs religion His success Ia preaching
tho Gospel great ~ were also his efforts to
the Chinese Laaon through the medium Of the press
efeecb replete with humor In dwelling upon the RENT
nscerces OF bis college e he succeeded ia keeping the
sSvmIVe IL G n dS ana S ". sns
whom the speaker frequently au6ed in recounting the
doks and misdeDss OF bis classwere ssized with the
cor the wallis of Old Yale rcsounded with the
cbulion OF the mirth which Dr. Rowlands remsrks call
ed forth
Jossru p vAxxrx Esq represented tho csss Of 1898,
ard IN the course observaaons said that tho great
.st nusance tue country was the rapid accumulation
OF inferior seminsries OF learning
Rev Drs. THOMPSON krFrs W. CLARK delivered brief
and eloquent addresses, end we're loudly appaudet.
major BARNARD, Of the United States Army, Was miro
the Continued Of III BILE institution, whose
pas, history full OF interest, and whose Influence
rad been fel. .nt1aseou. me country .,,,. ,. a..
j;urred
acAdt mcal year ending July rs, 1858 -
clss Of i1s7-Rich1d hccurd,, Lyme, Conn, August
isssryohn woodwork, Albany, n. Y, June 1, 1858,
lei warren Du,.or, Brighton, Mass March 8. 1857.
So Bethel Judd, Wimington. Dol, Apf 8, 1858, 81 III,
sAxxx n n
Iseo-Dsv,d Ely. Rochester, n. Y sept 8, 1851, III
1901 II nry D.iaot Geneva, n sept 8, 1907, "a;
,sss, 70; Eusse, swift wespor,, Conn. sept 81. 1857
u ssnHs. s's asa Ssa1
George W. BolIes, Hartford, Conn May; 1858, Il
lst7--Rev Samuel r, Anorew, Neg Haven cnn May
a. 1863. 7b nobrook Carts waero~n, Conn, Fob 81,
lsbs, 7oHi John Daowsy, Roswell, Cobb Co, Gsorgis
Con Nay III, 1868, co. Alserpon Sidney Jones, Williams
burg N Feb 49, 1868, ~: william 5sebbios, C,saes
,sr Conn June TO- ,sss ~ Es ss. Nathaniel W. Taylor
lsoe-Chss. wheeer, PhIla Peon june 10, 1853, II.
islo- Fih.n Allen Andrews, Nor Britain, c. March
isn-Naiban Stark, Brooklyn " Y, Jans IS, 1873, 70
lsl2-pag d Prentice, Geneva, Ny ,Auges IA, 1901 90
"a, ,s "a .aa R's.y g Ps,.ssss rss
isie-cbatles oicos, Medina, Ohio March :. 1881, 90
Is s-Erl Loomis H.rkimer, n. T.. NAY IL, 1858, 81;
Jan en- Ray mond, Westminster Carroll county III 'aa
isne,Ass Child, sor~iob, Conn May IL, 1858, 50.
1sza-Covrse B Ripley, Norwich, coan july Q, 1888,
iyas-HeBry Edward Peek, Se~ Haven, Chm, nay 9,
iss7-Rsy Richard Hooker, New H,vcn, c'nn-, Dec,
10, 1887. 40
isls-Rey. H'r.,s wcOdran, Huntington, L I,Fs'- IS,
issoJOhn George Anderson. Tallahassee EO March 1,
Rcbsrd efiswOa Drake, PhIs3epsis, Penn. Feb. 20,
1883, t3. -