The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-28

think Of hh Ming industry, Of his Kindly spl
he mode IN v Snsn .hs truths ~SsoS hs ssusS
PLAINLY 70 ctp rs, mode BY which he drew ths reuc
s.ns 20 the vIsn q kno.ledss hs m.n.ss and asrse
served. really verdsnt modesv; tho mode IN which,
Win gerry advantage a'serwaxss, he became picture OF
mo ae,s uneocenric man. having no reputauon built
up' any extravsgsnoe, but great repstSton built
oroad basis OF q symmewscAl character. tAppiauss
The world without any q those eK9aordaaTy eudcsvors
which often In the rusnof the man. any OF
those dspropor.ouaie a.iiass which rake h.m remark
Try and beauty Of character wkoh NOT ony
areconste remembrance, bat highest and most pro
Prof BkSJAxN SiaIxAN, sr, was tho next speaker We
nrsi Aladed N eloquent terms 10 the late Augustus
Hihouae, ton Of thai eminent man samv
served 10 10 pronounced with reverence, and TO whom
New Haven vac indebted for many Of her im
speak, srs.,uaied in ists. He va. : love
youth, comedy persoa attractive in manner, eegsns
tas,e refined IN friendship pure viriuous and piOus H.
fell, however, inAo peculiar state OF Rnd, aud in 1876
ft this country for Paris Hs wanted 10 achieve grea
objsc namely The reorganization Of human sociess He
.utiofs might be remodeed " produce great
su 10 las tud he directed hrs literary researches, and
Professor swan visited Para and on nesting Mr. Hill,
bOuse ali Bis Old s CtioDs returned Professor asked
him he ready with HIS great plan for anchor ains
the condition OF MANKIND, 10 which replied that he was
rot Ihe speaker SAID that no recommended Mr. h. "
awe up the psn FOR society would go ON without him
He lived secluded life 10 PARIS, noted for his gene
rosity and dIed N . small village near the city.
Professor SGIhAN spoke o. Col Bond. Jr., ana
wn Jsy Of whom ne saii ,hat he WAS noble minded
warm bssried, sNectoaSle One scholsr II he had
done bipg shso give 70 tns couotry the life 81
Judge Jsy-~b0. IN che Speakers opinion scser yea W
DO fes Hee peX ~ WsAhiDg,oa--he asd accompanies
3 Eohie 'ssk
Or s n DICKSON of Philadelrha, spoke Of Dol. ION,
do cling upon his imp1tahty az politician and hts gu
rty life He aso alluded In bentting terms 10 Col
Gsasden and Dr. 1uiey
J. IVES, venerable graduate, eulogeed The iase Dr.
Beers, on old resident q, New Haven.
Judge K. FcsrrR in eloquent speech depicted the
traits Of Hon Al " Skinner. They could only
ats bis exceenes and laGeDt his loss dc left the ieg
profession 10 The st higher ousy of teacher Mr.
Skinner was not appreciated by the citizens OF New
sDd che owed him debt Of grs:tnde which she oouls
pay. He established cemetery, and made AZ
effort 10 Obtain water for she city lie wss an hons ut
honorsble, and true man, and had not al
enemy.
The President alluded briefly to the death of Rufas
Chcate, AID called upon
Governor CuAsY OF Ohio, wro vas received With gyea
eLtbUsistn.
Hsstaid hist he ~oud beat consult his inclination to
eptrey silent for re felt that ne RAD bu. little rgh
cpesk 10 The Ct Institution sned and ve
resole yet ne would esq rord or tTo, tor no believed
scsy chic Of Yle xss her SISTER, aud Yale soa Dart
mouth both sisters OF Harvard, aod he believed that
the three night claim 10 ne the only iosnt,ons Of Nov
England which founded f:o the O6 Country ross
aeened 70 have the old New E1zlsud geueslo2y De (oe
Govenor) wss son Of one Of ne three sisters wbo
from old EDglsno and be CHI not remember 10 nave
heard Ne~ Engsod gspealVgy which did beg,a with
al cd from OF three brothers (Apau,e
BE no. there TO present euiogy upon Dartmouth,
iiusrsous sop What euagy could Increase their admra
Of the late smen,ec ChOatsH &c observed tost tine
stOns that occasion we're chiefly OF men vno
bad climbed up be steep sscen;s Of me sn6 had at&nej
the FUN NIT and having reached able TO look dowa
opon great achievements sorthiy ~On But let thee,
forget those who juet entering tpe ms-ah
hfe Years sRo when be (.ne speske-) had commenced
state winch he resied, be found youog nss
fsesh ficm Yale College named Hugh Peters. He
10 The Guy Of the west upon the beautiful banks Of tbs
0nio SID tbeis dreamed or fame. He secured the cont
denca Of s and entered With steadfas eJ upnn The
career OF life One ne retired 10 his s'nDioss snd
tie morning re upon earth; that bead
uiul river oliea over him. aud grave
his Monument He had risen apparently 10 the night io
tee purpose Of bathing ~ being no: summer eyeaog,
and bad persisted IN the wAter the
say that Yale forth 70 every part
ana even 10 foreign Stoves that 10 ,be est bey were
proud Of their ine.tuors learning, oeh,ots they
eefe 81 New Eoqand co!legesspoke y cnendaar9
sain Of oOr common school system abiding 20 be ac
II q furnace.
Or. FEtp, Of PRINCETON, n J. speaker T.
show, he said how highly he prized Yale College, he
his only SOD from the wsis of oid Nassau TO this
sttOscn but while be thus exnrsssed his confidence in
Yale he would no; be nnderstoo1 TO depreaats the at
yansges OF Princeton College That seminary OF Learn
pg Was never In more prosperous cona,sion the
present time under the able administration Of preeiteni
Mclean II would be remembered thai Yale College had
uihished the college Of the STATE OF New Jersey win
hIee OF s Presidentspameiy Presidents Wtherspoon,
Burr and Edwards, and Pres,dtnt Finley-wno WEE ex
PEELED Conuec:ca, tor having violated one o. ITS
n following the profession Of an ltnerant preacher
picked up By the citizens o. New Jersey In coacas Of
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manifested n popular educs.ion. New JaTEey 1a1 en-.
barked upon The career OF popular with
erd az energy never before ~nessed BY her. Sae could
nos boat Of toble institution ia the shape OF Nor
nal school, which 10 all It's appointments might
IN This any otter coptuy. It wac literally endosed
| oy The legislature with corps OF twenty teachers ADD
| 800 pupils.
Senator TrRsBr11, Of Illinois was then introduced %
the meeting, and vac received with considerable enthu
siNm. He So bis home in the Wsst-ne might say
ID the very heart OF EsypJ. He hoped, however tnA
they wouid rot understand him saying tia. n 9aa
skiied In all tbe learning Of The Egyptians (G-ca.
about the latitude Of Richmond toa, OF Bos,on 10 re-
gard 10 that portion CT the Safe which
Egypt, be would say that in some respects IL
ancient Egypt H. fertile Yelling corn and ioos
weeks the m CERT harvest OF wheat had gseca
oeie ne haa ever seen There we're great a,sl
gent arc well informed rcp through south i,ros II
! population was originally chiefly IRON Southern States
and when 10 fret vent there no was pointed GA
| was eleeuopeering for the ofAcs o
Governor, &c gave for opposing the
son Of she great Illinois and Michigan Al, tnst If
| ttpcted would open sa avenue by which the SAT
| you'd be flooded by New EsR.andeIs. They had Out
| grown all inh-hlinois VIVA full Of NeS EoslAnu peop
and Neg kpelard Institutions, End the prasoep, Of
sheir educational establishments sitting bore
(apflawe) 1ney nae adopted common school systsu
erich ras Pe,rtapg tbe state and disseminating
| ledge and intelligence Throughout the laho. The Ne.
Sss Uboer dset OF gratitude to New Ecglsnd for
educational syt,em and tor the benaf. bestowed by 10
cspfsi, ~hich Ga pos always tuIo ous 10 be prof
| Investment. Illinois IN lS4e-Ieas tnan tgsaiy yesr
ago--bsd q population Of $50 900 peopie n.o to.d.y
million snd half OF Inhabitants While ne noticed la
g'owtn Of soe grel. ties Of the Wet he psupy
ostesve that tbs lection OF the country stlr
| crossing. he would like TO rpeak OF the coasttu
ION OF cur gove,nnent and toe relation Of In
! federal TO toe state departments. 70 boa
| the latter ~ss q check the former; but d
would not, adding, that while speaking upon 10
SUBJECT ebert TINE tnca be was accused by poiclA
| " making speecb against popular sovereignty.
Tie PktTpEN1 teen cal Tor representative of
o the classes 10 speak, and N oDeence reqaes,
" 1eies U'ss onay iorn Ceyou Chancellor La,hrop
OF Wsconsb, ~ro wsa the principal agent bribg,ng
oenents VI Yale to the West; Mr.. Turner, Hartford
no eahiped one Of The Att catalogues the coll.
sho olner Interesting relics ard Hon Henry l. Oa1ee
Noin Aasus Max schusetn, delivered bfies And appo
TIE annual meeting Of the literary rooetes tekes pac
nis etef econ, aud IL The evening GRAFTON yi be ia
, | iVe,ed b. Judge Strong, OF Penney lvaola
The Public Health.
| MEETING OF THE HEALTH COMMISSIONERS AgaIy A
| OF a VESSEL FkoM HAVANA WITH A CASE a