New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

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80 devil which he srssered by stating 20 them
Ia u,ty # the race. The first eeLtims Ut iAugnt %
sCS'ncss youth was the. The human race IS hoy.
q y would ask them why, then, there were o1Ks
"; "a, armies ava showing that men were o?
o.: soue wicked than holy. lac people "ouia
iL.nab and ssy, ct Is even 30. w te'rtnnS 70
~ c. uptry DO found msny Thugs g'eMJ ChHeeO
30 more were urslteTod. lie ssms san ana sts's
80 ~ rhesd; the same tides ebbed sud nowec 3D.
~ IA ttped. O!d Yale still holds her place. II not
~ The OCEAN which sill flows ard eooa laie, aa,,
ygcs;yes AZ her food, yourg men, "hom ,he ssnd'
fS.,s ., her ebb educsted ard accomplished.
r. Rev. Dr. Roland Of Newark, OF the ca;s OF
1919 maze an amusing sSesch. lie SAID tHh' ne e.t
as UGH cut Of place upon Tue PislS' :, ~, &c
$3.50 n the fourth story Of South college. lis
e.. .iv.ys treated their tutors with greet coLsdeI
90, Ore OF them named Bull orce found 1nOle
coz Ct hay at his door, which was psrucuaty up
,ste as they used 20 have rather ms sseT fare a.
The ceurnons table. TIE speaker gave nuui9, pus
accouut OF his college chun, Who was greatly sddict
ed to nokDg One day while ,n,Sg 10 Cue foot Dso
fla ere Hs curling boot soon showed tae iasy oil inc
Law tat hea. expands bodies. Presently the plps
oSe,tu.rsd and empted the hot ashes INTO nus Doson
lie ~ ance hibiteo series OF spssnopic sIugses
Ike lotster thrown into boi,rg "s'eI. Inc PIPE
&C. 10 ors direction, the book in another, and the
m.r in ali directions. Gift be wrong TO dance, said
lie spesker, " my chum committed great amount OF
DR. II. reIsted other "reminiscences Of big college
life ard oosed by urging that as sic Ie'usea 70 coz
far ths tile M ID. ID. upon neT SOFAS, tbo oe1io oo'oj
for the sake Of consistency? be LETT oui oil Tue 0oehe
Tts Rev. DR.. J. P. Thompson of Naw;York Wa
called uDoD and made bret but most pleasing o.
a,esa lie sid lie did moi know how 10 speak IN such
apfese1ce lie was too young TO teech ID the hoai-
ing OF y ole whom he st looked upon WIN Ieverenc
as bis teacher, erd TOO old TO e1hoft those rom
vhoee youthful Aspirations Lie was Gu. on ny d
djstsrce Of taepty years. III, seemed 70 dsy IKE on
who bad be 60 goiDg along tie track OF iite wta rapa
speeo, when suddenly The signal is hsHd tor putioS
on the bIskes. H' looks out aao gees n'sm ast
vayirg their siguals, SLOWING that there afe Fess
plaoss 10 be passed fra bridges to be crossed
Art locsrg up lie sees tUeHty staring upon LIN rom
the vay side The members OF his ciass nsd pee
ioS0 Ssonrated from enc another; the tee. raghi ;
con mum c.ton tect ming feeble To-day tney hs
returned 10 the renaezy0us to splice the cape. ANA
80 ave ,be veteran eng about them 10 see tha
:, - 80 made He hoLOred Yale College for whst
sire now H. Doubtless great advances hld oeen mals
sirce he left; bat his recoleotops were asst cated
vita things as they we're twenty years s8o. hASI-
30 r. PROT Sjlnan and the Proiessorship which he
fo19s,lv held now divided into two, he sad tha' he
tsupy to cay the Nesor OF Sc'erce, whose hahte
had grown 90 broad that was necessary Tor 10 Do
divided that il might be meetly borne DOM TO pos,
terty. He had bssn sso glad to have Just received
arothsr leeson 10 el0,ution fiom his old insIuGtor
prof Gocorch), who had shown that age nso ,aSsI
from lin none OF that force and grace walca he nad
been accustomed to displey. lie saw WIN pIessute
before him his former teacher IN Philosophy FOL
Onstedl against whom he had out one Cause o. CON,
plant which was that he had once tired 10 " 1unk
linn IN an examination upon lecture which mad
never be en- delivered; bit ne (Dr. succeeded IN
proving that il was tho Professor who bsd " nnaKed.
Ganoirg at the Professor, be Dr. T. sad, he owns
up." daughter. He saw also Iheologch fioiessor
Or. fitchl whose wit dubbed up aud loved on
the suiiao Ct mos, genial and loving heait Lac
College pulpit wss how adorned with Learning and
elcque zee ard piety, bat that Professor Has the
presoher associated with it in bic mind. lie mad
iistsped TO his sermons with deepest interest, and
would be delighted 70 resd them, and be Touia give
DR. Fitch warning that uDsss be pub lshed volume
Of them he Or. T. would issue an edition complsd
from his Freshman notes. Laughter ] Nor could no
forget aim DR. Taylor)t0 whose fewest appea!s they
hsd beer sccus oIaed listen the Rhetorical Cnau-
Der and who had stored their minds with the noolest
truths of theology Those eyes, turning to portrait
seemed to say, {" For.et Ine not. Inc memory OF
him WAS too deep for words. Dr. Thomp'on theh re.
ferred briefly to his own class. and mentioned WIZ
paitic1sr feeling the lsmsnted S'oddard, who De.
clinsd the mcst honorable appointments that ne hgnt
devote himself to the work Of mssions. tie went TO
Persis &" and row." sad DR.. t., from the summit OF
AMOUNT SER, 1000 feet above the sea, his ne made
"grsve looks out upon us, but surrounded by sucn
luster Of heavenly glory that1f We should Deoe~ IL
with our tears they would be uanscluted into a
"rsinbOs of Joy aud love-. The speaker expressed
the qualification which he had felt in hearing Prof
Omsted cay that it had been safe SIS it now
is to seud Young men TO Yale College. He appealed
10 the present students TO sustan that reputation OF
the /. siituton which was IL Asure, committed to
tier hands.
A shor. address was made by Me- or Bsrnard, L. s..
A. ard tie meet Dc adjourned after the singing OF the
usus! byuc. At a meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society this morDrg, the Hen. Non. Strong OF "a.
was ected orator fer the next anniversary, and IN.
+. Everts, esq OF New York. The post will regu-
larry be the alternate Of last year. James Russell
Lowell, ana John g. Whittier was chOsen as substi'
tate.