New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

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dehbsra.s juscwe1; upon tbiaes Prr-eut aai .H7
fg'sTe, tica iIgrt criil- % sI- e 90 .Ht D. r
ths u,tla >-s'e J.. hin 'sk- cp1rar= tom - =
nd viiie grateful for ~ iu"-r-'snrs 1-7 'r re
pfonise thai ,.-fine ard hlIges. should n-g,i ia-'
let fin slzays = -ulo re c-ea- sour ar m H.
nrl . r il. pr pert! and .n1epe9a@rce- f'i
ard EC1sl I.lws.
Ha,'rg cos Glazed ~ oWr -rr1a-ks, .Ac Gay~-7a-
with veTy handsome tTib1e - he w1rth, s-,oi-fy
atanErI, z, al 81 the F-u-eaa1, p '.-et - y -
". 4. PS-T,k Il jefferson Comfy. wn' male 'of-i
.lriurrt ala-te-. The Chairman las - rs.--rri >
the clsssmstss # Mai Patrick be gave resume .
ire career CT many 4 the inst prominent. S,o are
bow f!tg sil,iot- 81 eHsrEce D. sGiols prof. -
lie protested lgaile- ne -up-rirlai scaci-.Jn anc
eary u.sirrfv 81 err BOYS ,ad 70 a r7.'-r brlhs-.
usDneT painted lie p9Tes md might 90. >'-n'1., AM
tie necessity ~ eppy-g -o the pursuit " tle nus
bsrduGn. 10 male b fppy rpmDar.-'In 10 Fsr- tae
two Ineiar.o'plo.es o.. Oyi'. the VI PIna- Oy,hls
q Or snc this Of the l'ie town near sh.,h 'he Col
Ieee j. heated. TIE country al about 1ere y the
huB'irg.g1GuLd a. The Neusc+-, IrJgnu's and OtteT
poger'a. TRIES arI he speaker pr-ur 81 the ed iel
tn o. - re country wien The bark canoe We osp
PEELED The syerv vs'eTs 4 TIE ak. and he lni4E
hunted ame IN forests tuHr 10 par re-
nam, moi BEAUTIFUL thing. 81 raJsd tI-o--
lion Be car, 90 tbe fourcaton o. he College ati r5
-dsrrt il probable fe'n-e.
Tie rex speaker was the Hon. \. 2. Congs, P'e--
dent g: The STATE Az cultural Sccsty. Wh@ I,insrs-
wtTt LsteLCl - with much Interest. Dir. con-- nap-
ply al 80. thar t5e p1pcTrh-h IN the fy 81 Nv
l"rk would contain ti.s .kr'eh ~ tne peaceful p-1-
ceedrrcs 81 'o-lay. ~cud pnbaby give lengthy ami
glowing account Il some great babe 10 tay, marked
boy fearful csGrs-r ami teTc' strife. An. De i'rcty
coIira-ted with the noble OCCASION Hc Lad me. 90
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evil 10 humanity Wa Inflicted. and 10 the othe- a
mighty good accomplished. To- progress %; scieree
enables lie tanner 81 60 LAY % conquer -t-nt7 81 81"
AID many adverse Circumstance urfar which be- Is
.bOrnc: ard the 1ece-s,-s II his condition make !:
uEperstlye that he snOuli eek such aid.
MIR ". II. Began Of Aurora, t'rmerly Secretary u
the State Slstc and f'r many years proainrl- e'r-
Respondent - crs NJ orr New l'rs dai'e. delivered
q very hsppv address trut frequently interrupted
and hraly rewarded With v1ci.r.vus applag>e. lie
sai, having oppo-ef this location Of the College as
lore e. be col s-tet'lv could Crd tavcy been Goa.
yrced u rs IN irert sutatl-nsss after thorough
exnu nation Of the acai'v, bee came here today -
grace The occasion, converted opponent, q 90 toe
DAYS o. oh Roman conquered enemies were ma j. f"
follow tie trumptal c.r Of victorious c"mmanien.
The speaker paid Oh ~ ne 20 the Yea ~ * Cow
King sDd char ged tie youngest persons IN he a1i.en
70 renemhtr and tel 10 their rh-lrel- children ttr'
they Lad se,u no conner stone ~ t1 great nsut 'r
laid by John A. Kin. thc carnes, 'ieud of American
agriculture.
II. VS.. followed in pracIca. address ny Mr. >. -
Pe,rrs tlc S'ae Assessor, vi he best farmers ~
the St5fe Mr. Ps'ass- leading idea va tna', al
though thr COLLEGE would na'uTaly b. expected %
have the best specimens Of snips-, the be-' inple-
mcIts add O.. bet crops, Dee -aOld strive iro T.
- aav. AID be- busted al bis brother arme wou. -
kewi-e. .o,xce The ezpenmeutsl farm 10 al tast 70
late. e. COCO farming.
Tiela.f sreGaer IVES the venerable Secretary Of the
Gosr, ,f Trustees and a. fue State society Col. d. l..
Johnston The Colonel spoke fe-.iocy ~ The 1b0r~ of
his early a.soca,- the late John De5ti'd, sn1 SAID
that If ne were .,il living the c,rner--t)n would
have been aid long tu.e slucr. lie showed no"
adnr-ble was our ,ystern # pubic choo-, aud only
gsked that tbs hOuld De extended a. 70 lake m
couIse Of agricultural teaching especially for toe chill.
cren aericuturslsis 10 fl up the existing VOID ana
Ierder ~ y-fem complete.
Thccyercises ofthe dsy we've Coucuded with prayer
BY 3 Clergyman If Owl, All the immense audience
Cuietly d'-re5sed.