The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-20

Kentucky. or the Gfy from this State, four were from
this county and Of the four. one "a son Of Judge
Battlo has the credit Of never having failed in dis
charging the four thousand Eve hundred duties APP
pointed for four years course. One other Senior.
Mr. James Kelly. Of Moore county, attained the same
honor And great honor IL is showing not only that
the recipient thereof blessed with continuous fair
health, but also that he was allie at any time 10 resist
the temptations present inactivity to procrasiina
ton, habits which constantly opposed to the virtue
Of precise puncuaIity. Another Of our fifty was the
Of the Hon. John H. Bryan, Of Raleigh the seventh
who has graduated at the University and the fourth
that has received Its highest honors OF the four from
our sister Carolina, one son Of the gallant Col
Butler, who fell fighting at the head of his command,
the famous Palmetto regiment, during the late war with
Mexico. i may be insidious to make more minute
distinctions among the members Of a class which was
praised highly for its orderly passage through college,
More than thirty communicates in one or The other
Of the branches Of the visible church for the class
was, moro than lis fellows affected by the three REVEALS
that occurred in Chapel Hill during It's connection
with The University. i may seem singular to those
not acquainted with college life that such class should
have selected such preacher for their graduating
ceremonies. But this one occurrence will be very
likely 70 remain alone. Hereafter those interested
viii be more prompt TO attend the election Of their
preacher.
Yet the preacher gave no offence. His sermon was
such as l. fequeniy heard in our Protestant pulps,
ie, such 10 doctrine. That was ah!er than what
we often hear from our own preachers was not re-.
markabe when one considers that tho preacher is
generally regarded the head Of cisAusniic loman-
ism. His theme love to God as The ruling princi.
pie Of Tho heart in al our duties towards God and
towards man. lie that loved God Alright would love
his neghbor Alright. and the only true lover o. bis
neghbor The deyout fesrer Of Jehovah. The style
Of the discourse very plain although ~ the
figures and Illustrations were very beautiful Is well
appropriate. Our love TO God shoul be ike our love
country. which we fear because Of IL power 10
punish, while love with sl the ardor Of patriotism
Oar love to our neishbor rpenishes the fountain
while Il drains IT, Charity enrehrs The heart whence
il lows ~ we'll as the person whom il falls Hence
one should not be weary in well doing. even Ehen our
charity has been perverted evil Indeed 20 entire
y catholic were the teaching. Of Archbishop Hushe.
this accession. that could hardly realize that on
other ocrasieas his eaiho'ieiiy will be % the Roman
sort--thd then the Cod he loves 10 be worshpped
through grsven image, and the charity be dispense,
PersecaIes N.dai and rob. Nonsra Of his son. Tn,
whole manner Of the great Romi.h Doctor was smp,
unto severity. Dauh,less bis restless rye saw ewr,
thing AMI noted everything around him woslh noting
Bot be seemed no, 10 think himself worthy of notice
lie expressed gratitude for the very high honor confer
rel on him by the graduating elassrrgrciied iha, hi
practice 10 preaching 70 the rudest and smPe. q
people unified him Tor gratifying the reGnsd taste.
such on audience ss wss before him--he pushed asid
The dsak tia, had King Isres's translation Of ih'
Bible on itfoga the chapter and verse far bis text
"it was somewhere IN the Gospel ~ ~. Matthew =
forgetting in wheh pocket hi. haadkerchisf was. b,
Owed n:o one and paled ont BIG rel one. and ,hr'
into smother and found little Hhte ose-hs woui
hssk sal spit all serspe ID with hi. foot ss Il he wsr
jait out of the harksooJs. lie s,ood without havin
siaas Or deak before him snI spoke without paper
note and ths,f Tor an hour and theequsr,ers In Nnf
csrolns Archbishop Hughes is entirely bcyonl ID
range Of he own authority, 30 that he could pteae
only With he eop.<n, Of Bishop Lynch q charIealoa
uhs eiaims to have the divine right 10 ecciesa,,ie
jurisdiction in itsse regions, 70 The entire exclusion
81 other hi.hap, Episcopal or Methodist. Baptist 9
Psssyisfian. Bat Bishop Lynch was with the Arci
bishop, AMI read prayers for him heiore and aisr d
srrmon. - that there va, not snyihing pespiar
Ram.nisn either in ,hr il any Of the sevic'
connected herewith. The young LAZY whose pro,es
shiism hep, her from the sermon, sud picty did n
kcsr her from the ball in danseraf peryef.io
- II 49, f.sl.nfs 80 n lhN fasulf
nor any q the audience in any such danger. On
aany may have thought that after ii The Devil J. y
. black % many paint him.
NJ. Pool. q Eia,hsih City. delivered the addfc
hsfors The Disee,ic ,nd fhIanahfapie soeisliss .,
member q the PhianihrePic. he graduated a. Z
Uaisersiiy IN 1877, when President Polk visited !
Alma Mater. The theme q biz address was the ris
sims, method. and results q Educaion. Much
letn written and said on this subject. bat u new
DING impariapcs 70 .. - people warrants one
ltnsins owl The Old things shout 4. ssen 4 heas
never ihs case With w.. Pol any ruhieei he shoO'
odiSuss- should have no'hins nsu q present !
Pools experience o suoees.iui student Il lhe u
verify. q lswye, o large and lucrative Pfaeiies,a
asa les.lsier much sonfdsd in 3, be asisihors. q
smphasi, 70 hi. doe,fins ihs, an undergraduate q
UnissrsiiY Isad every other young penon whle uns
ne care q he issehsr.l should diligently and sEe
siseiy attend 20 he course o. nsuueiioni' iof q
i attention only could secure fof him The fe~ct Of se
continuous. p,oifseisd thinking. Our country ne'
esfeful yiriBous independent thinkers, who fear ID
God ana love lhsit Bsishbots snd teachers and ,sus
should heartily cooperate 70 supply this need. J
Pool rs. he happy at o. setting wbsl he has TO 'ay
ashatply dsaains light and 10 Gcod advantage, % 4
those he addresses wsii fef be words with plsasu
especially when they pissen, such tninsnily cons
yaute ,ews - they 90 Il ,hi, time. Romahi.m
strongest Ia he hcaus q IL sdhernis in his eoun
When ihsy have lsisy arrived from The oiher 'de o.
Atlantic. The Americans (Know-NOihing. as u
s eslIsd) seek % break Il. power when they insist