Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-05
. Excused


| Alumni, &c We noticed in the procession
or on the stage at the Church, besides the
above named distinguished gentlemen, JUDGE
! CULVER Of Brooklyn. Rev. DR.. HICKoK o.
Union College, Hon. ALvAH SABN, PREsI-
DENT MARSH of PacIfc University, Oregon
Hon GEO. p MARSH, BISHOP HOPKINS, Hon
G.. f. EDMUxDs, JUDGE PALMER, of Mlnneso-
Ia and Rev DR.. WHEELER and PROF. F. y.
BENEDICT, formerly of the University.
The following Is the Schedule of Exercises
Order Of Exercises.
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/. Prayer by the President.
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?. Growth Of English Imaginative Literature.
WILLIAM SPALDSG HALL, Stanstead, c. Z.
s. A Nations Literature, its best Memorial
HENRY EELLs BARNARD Plattsburgh, y. !.
4 The Perfection of Social Progress.
CHARLES CRANE, WiIliamstown.
s. English Literature as indebted to the Greek.
JosHUA CLARENCE WHITNEY, Milwaukee, Wis
g. The Theological Element in Literature
SILAs HESEr PEAH1 Albany.
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.. The educating influence Of Architecture.
FREDERICK VINCENT HorzIys, Burlington.
s. The True Glory OF Nation.
JEDEDnH HYDE BAXTER, Derby Line
9. The limit of our Obligation to the Past
LEWIS LAESED CoBURS, East Montpelier
TO- The Thinker and the Worker.
Milo LArNER TENrLEroy, Z. Montpelier
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II. Ridicule
HENRY HAMMOND TALcorr, Willis ton
u. The modern idea of Justice
WILLIAM CoRvIyG STACEY, Burlington
Is. America as a field for Eloquence.
CHARLks DUDLEY SwAsEr, Morristown.
IA. The Majesty of Law.
EDWARD CHARLES TERRmL, Sherbrooke, c. E.
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10 ThoPromisc Of the Nineteenth Century.
CHARLES EDWIN ALLEN, Burlington.
Is. Rationalism, irrational
ALFRED COwLEs BALLARD, Tinmouth.
Il. Congress of Nations.
FREDERICK WILLIAM TERR1L1, Sherbrooke. c. Z.
Is. Political Integrity.
WILLIAM ELBRDcE MARRs, Milton
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10 Philosophy corrected by Common Sense.
JOIN MARSHALL TEACHER, Mortified. |
10. Philanthropy the true Test of Progress.
EDWARD CARY Bass, Middlesex.
H. Freedom in Obedience
ToHS IyGeRsoLL GILBERT Mid. Granville. n. Y.
2. -Esthctic Culture.
HIRAM HENRY Hall, Willistou.
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CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTERS DEGREE.
g. Faith in the People
EDWARD RIGGs, - Warrensburgh, Ny
4. Democracy and Self-Government.
JOHN FLANDERS, Manchester. N. Fl
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s. Degrees conferred
g. Benediction
Excused by request
unnecessarily absent.
The degree of A. B., in course. was con-
FRED upon the gentlemen of the graduating
lass, named above.
The degree of A NJ, in course. was con
FRED upon Isaac N. CAMP, JOHN FLANDERS.
oDNEY II. HowARD, EDWARD RIGGS, AFRO
. Smith
The Honorary Degree of A. N. was con-
FRED upon CHAs. DANA of Brandon, JOAN
+. GRAHAM, C. E., Rev. WV. A. MILLER,
random, Benz. S. NICHOLS, NJ. D., White
Ill, and ORRIN SMITH, NJ D., Chicago. '
The Honorary degree of DID. was confer !
d upon Rev. Prof. SEwALL s. CUTTING,
'chester University, and Rev. Joseph Tracy !;
Boston The honorary degree of LID. e
Is conferred upon Pref. E. D. SANBoRN of b
lrtmouth College, and Hon. HILANp HALL, 4
'vernor of this State.
Inc Honorary degree Of NJ D. was con- =
red upon SOLOMON SIAs of N. Y. The r,
gree OF NJ. D in course upon Philo Berry
> New York; Theodorus C. Brown, New
nnswick VIM Faulkner Browne. New st
rki Frank N. Burdick, Vermont Chas. 81
C Conneil, New Brunswick: Job Corbin, /
b., Vermont John N. Davis. u,
rmont; Benz. F. Drury, New York ="
Jus dunlap, Arkansas Chas. 1. Far ~
Vermont +; Isidore Fregeau, Cana LII