Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-06-13

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6sFRI Ds GsAak Hl ~
: 81 1. e
JoHs n. AcGnsAxY, Faysttsville sslle Z.
3. Feelings Of IN American towards England, Sc So
s4es.as. 8 5TE' ~ 1eiz {. Rorsfrs.
-ie5e NoRxAx 4 SHAW, Harrellsville /. ~
The efforts q these young gentlemen were very
credtable to them. Indeed, it was the best decia-
nation we have heard from Freshmen for years.
Where SO many did very well, it may be inyidions
to draw distinctions hut it is only Just to record
the fact that Messrs Willeford and Harris secured
marked attention to their efforts. -
The Sophomore lapetitors on Wednesday night
were as follows; sssFaies 81 es:s.5 H.. 81 ,.s.s
l. The W Washington Monument WINTHROP
f.sssa;; a, VIEW. JoNEs, Henderson. i, :: ID Il;
2. Development Of Southern Resources, GARLAND.
orb g. AuRELlus G. JoSEs, Texas. lggs Al
8. Speech Of Spartacns. al i t5iiy5 KELLOGG
JoHx H. Bass, Georgia al54
4. Destruction OF Jerusalem, - HEADLEY.
mile WV. BIGGs Williamson. s i
5. Irish Aliens and English Victories, SHELL.
aa.2., S. JAr ANDREWS, Greensboro. s5a
g.. Parrhasius, ID k-.,! 81 Willis.
1s JOIN W. HrssDALE, Fayetteville. IS
1. The Invasion Of States, HuxrER.
d HENhf ~. w ALL, hiCuLuOuU W.
2. Adams and jefferson, s,s. hal EVERETT,
h RuEL A. SrAScILL, Mississippi IA
8. New Orleans. I'd tas MArrIr.
.tf.ss JAMES H. Polk, Tennessee.
4. The Abolition Party "a. 81 49, BARxsDALE.
THOMAS G. SKINNER, Perquimans Co. Id ia
s. Results of Abolition Teachings, VoRhEEs.
g8Hs THOMAS W. TAYLOR, Granville Co. o
g. Plea for the Union, a.Tf faqdss BALDWIN.
WV. N. FErrER, Chapel Hill
This exhibition was not equal to that Of the Fresh
man Class. Messrs A. c. Jones. Andrews, Wall
and Fetter were among the best declaimers f7.ls
The graduating class presented from among their
"frst and secondsmite" men, the following speak
ers and orations f@aaua; -lAl4l,
l-Latin Salutatory, Iowa RoYsrER. Raleigh. =.
2.-Where Eloquence fourishes, Liberty must
dwell, JUNIUs CULLEN BATTLE, Chapel HILL - n
3.-Moral Courage, JAMES KELLY, Moore Co. -
4-Man Worship ERASMUS DECATUR SCALES,
Rockingham Co. sgT-I's. ias 81
b.-The Origin of Loves Poem, SAMUEL PARK
6.-Literary Vanity, WILLIAM JOHN KING, Louis
burg.
THE Sentiment Of Honor, WILLIAM JOSEPH
HEADEN, Chatham Co. ea -.s;'
S.-Emulation-its Office in the work of Educa-
ton, THos. WATSON COOPER, BERTHE Co. ~.
9.-The alleged Degeneracy of the Age, GEORGE
PETrIGREw BRYAN, Raleigh. ~ -ay9t
lO-The Social Duties of Man, WILLIAM MARTIN
Brooks Chatham Co. at.- 81. 80 -. So.
1.-THE Study of Men, HUGH SrRoNG. South
Carolina. - ..ys.- b
12.-fommon Sense, LEWIS BoND, Tennessee.
13.-Extemporaneon Speaking, CHARLES CAR
ROLL Pool, Elizabeth City. q. Da4. ,.4a;.
14-Industry and Civilization, GsoRGE LovIcK
WILSON, Ncwbern. ~ ,i &s,-54. IS ia
15.-Intuence of Speculative Minds, WM Aueus.
Tus WOOSTER Wilmington s.lea8
VI n
Fayetteville. e4g a-l. -a- ss ..-r'-.t
Mr.. Brooks was prevented by sickness from per.
forming the duty assigned him; but his colleagues
did :heir work we'll Mr.. Register spoke so clearly
with such propriety of enunciation, emphasis and
manner, that almost every body thought the salu
tatory Ineligible. Mr.. Haleaso acquitted himself
so as to win applause-tle metaphor with which he
began his address was striking and very appropri
ate; he and his classmates were as the waters Of
river. which, stayed by the rushing tide, linge1
awhile in their banks ere they are spread abroad
over the wide ocean before them. Messrs Wilson
and Wooster were also listened to with pleasure by
crowded house. t1at.' y q
The Alumni Association presented nothing this
year for the instruction or amusement of the pub
lie. 1t may I've they thought the SAVIOUR of DR.
oopers address ought to last longer than one year
The attendance of the Alumni was not SO numer
Gus as it often is, or, if present. they did not pre-
sent themselves When the representatives OF thell
class were called for. Perhaps those who thus
shrink from public gaze bachelors, Who as roll
ing years push back the year of their graduation
are ashamed to show themselves, conscious of hav
ing parrus julius preparing to fiji papa's place
College B. F. Moore. ESQ.,. Of Raleigh, is the Presi
dent Of the Association for the coming year, an,
Messrs R. j. Smith, G. F. Davidson, j. Pool r. H
Graves, j. Horner and Thomas Hill are its Vic
! Presidents. -
As to the degrees conferred at this Commence
ment. none were of the d. D. or LII D. order
The "Jurenes print grndus in ArtiJus honoren
| petentes" were the eighty following, viz:
Robertus Benton Adams, EJacol us Kelly,
Sy denham BenOw Alexander JOannes Bethune Kelly,
Iaurentius Mel Anderson, Ciulelmus J0annes King,
| Georgius W. Askew, Jarvis Buxton lutteroh -
Gul,elmus Wetmore Baird, lEugenius Stewart Martini
AIgernon Sidney Barbee, (ieorgius Sanders Martini
Alexander Barrett y Jacobns Baxter McCallum,
| Junius Cullen Battle, Jacobus McCIeland,
Ludov:cous lIOnd Edwinus Turner McKetha ,,
tiulelmus Henricus Borden Aru,us Nelson McKi nmon
Joannes ROnth Bowie, Jacobus McKimmon,
Sterling Hill Brickell, Cornelius Mebane, IS
| Gulielmus Martnus Brooks, Joannes WUod Mebane ~.
Carolus Bruce Augustnus Menu,
Geurgius Pettigrew Bryan, Thomas Mmms,
Ricdrdus Austin Bullock, C1ulielmus 7. Nicholson,
Pierce Mason Butler, Olivarius Winfield Pearce,
Alexander Troy Cole, Itseddin Grishan Ptiman,
| Daniel Raymond Coleman, CarOlus Carroll Pool,