The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-20

The Senior Class In Logic aud Criticism
Was also cut short before they OF We were
ready Tor Il.
In other brances. tho announcement that
the hour was past did pot seem V b . rsise'
because that duty was done; nor At any tims
did those in the audience competent to judge,
desire a class 10 get through. that another,
more interesting. might be brosghs forward.
The reading Of essays BY tie young ladies
which is the most just criterion Of their al
tainmenls. exhibiting al once their native
talents aud their cuitivstion--was highly
eredilable. The lady-like seikposssssisn
and distinctness OF voice. with which they
read, was. IN most cases. what could be de-
sired. The chssse style. correct taste and
easy don Of language, often kept breath
less stiffness IN the house. even amongst
those who di not know wherein consisted
the charm. and could only az at the end.
That = beautifni'
Al tho close Of the Commencement Exer
ciscs. the Board OF Trustees requested as al
40 to express their sentiments. in report.
which IL gives ns pleasure TO do. for We had
enjoyed them. They were conducted &c
cordins TO the following Programme. no part
being omitted. and none being failure OF
the music. IL l. unnecessary for us to speak
in community where it - known Who has
the moulding OF a. The reading Of the
young ladies' was. in most cases. very distinct.
which vas fortunate Tor them in 50 large
room. The lsbors OF the Prof. Of Natural
Science were reflected in those essays. add
Jag beautiful illustrations 10 ,hemez ofan in
teilectual or moral character The harmo
NOUS blending OF the lessons from the
works aud word of God. shone forth In most
fthese compositions aud Il sss pleasing 10
notice that tho salutsry influence OF home
training had not been lost. bat aided. by
storing the mind With various truths, cult
\ ating the intellect and refining the taste
The Latin Esssy shsagh longer than was
necessary for the occasion. was yell written
and we'll read.
When these exercises were concluded. the
Of the audiecee generally. said
that they were pleased Every
interested Parent felt beth pride and pleas
ure
The address OF the Rev De Thompson on
woman. delivered With bis manly voice and
decided manner. confined much iorcible
aud conclusive rsasoaing against those inf
del "felormers' who would rob woman OF
her rights. and the world OF is homes. by
forcing OF decoying her into the sphere of
harder u.an. The Doctor anticipated much
advice which judicious mother might we'll
give TO her daughter on the eve of the next
great commencement dsy of her life.
G. W. FITCH,
c. NJ BOYD.
LYMAN ABBOTT,
LUCIUS RYCE.
Prayer.
Music.
Salutatory and Essay-Character Developed
by Emergencies. Cynthia Patrick.
Essay-Silcnce. ...... Hannah Greenough.
Isle of Long Ago. -. Clara Graf.
The Golden Fleece. Lizzie Boynion.
Music.
Essay-Silent Cities. 1890 .Saliie O'Neall.
Latin Essay-The Languages.
Mary Cornwell.
Essay-God hath given to Nan a Busy
Soul. .................... Anna Ewing.
Essay-Asrael. the Death Angel.
Eliza Warren.
Music
Es,ay--The Unaitaired. Emma Barbour.
We Build our own Monuments.
Kate Gaines.
= The Bible. Mary Fullenwider.
BELLS. .........-...Sa Sarah Andrews
Music.
-Dioramic Sketches. Mary kingsbury.
--Woman's Mission. Sarah Deming.
" Life. A Drama, and NaIedctory,
Anna Mckeen
Music.
Al Revoir-Ccmposed BY Prof Meininger
for the Graduating Class.
Address by Rev. l.. 7. Thompson. OF Cincir-
matt.
Baccalaureate by the President.
Music
Benediction.