The New York herald., 1862-07-28

the church for no special creed or Sect there clearly b.
ing natural alliance between learning and onrstian1y
plainly the laws OF mind, and 10 the hstofr
cal development OF islnty Learning pfeceoea m
spration. Tho natural comes before tne spnie,
linguistic cultivation before the Son q God a,.s .sss
human language ~ teach inspired things 1ne oIdnsnce
OF the enfoided IN the Passover sne ame
and bttor herbs were reiained bat the bread and
wine grew out OF the culture OF the period Those sss
the growth OF centuries and the LORD sszea uPoa
aud shaped full expression Of divine thought
When the church 30 be wholly Greek In the second
century then came the great poemc period ~ 10 ns
tory Then began 10 spring up colleges academies nhv
universities ali founded by the church and all the diresi
sna ns . sn faint sssrss
truly learned powerful and Logical discourse.
Al late hour In the afternoon the Equitable Literary
That Freedom OF the Inner Man which Belongs 70 spi
ritual Truth and which may not be Experienced ~ King
and vet Felt in all its Glory by the slave'-a voun-
nous theme which Mr. Erdrnan needed to treat lumi
nously reach the minds and understandings Of his
hearers. e orstion followed ny poem from tho
Rev. Arthnr I. lie SOP, 9t B.nghamton .
On weanesday the i6t nst, the hfeth year Of the
forma Of Hamilton collie was celebrated amid much
OF literary oinp ana IN scholastic ceremonial I'D
was rnwoncdy crowded After Orlando l.. Kirkland, Of
the class OF 1872 had led in prayer, Hon. VIM. j. Bacon
President OF Association ol Aunni, devered wecoMs
address N which he sueoncy traced lne history % m
Alma Mater and the eminent men sent iorth IRON nei
taelary walls TO adorn life IN all It's relations was
the address Of scholar urst and man both deeply
and avoraby Affected tor tho present and future Wears
tho college Jubilee posms speeches stories followed
hs cold collation. served beneath the great tent o. the
President of Madison Universty Judge Bacon, Hon. j. "
T. ruyn Chancellor OF the Board Of Regents o. the uni
versy OF the state Of New York. Rev. Dr. smith, Of the
Hamilton Board OF Trustees Rev. Dr. Fisher, President
othe celebrating college, Prof Peters Rev Mr. Knox, Mr
seymos, mr. Wood, Rev T. !. Hastings, NJ. townsend,
Lorntine Hamilton ESQ: q California; Rev William A.
Bartlett OF Brooklyn; W. W Howe, OF New York; Rev.
W j. Erdrnan, Of Fayetteville; Captain Lee, Mr. Hawley,
Henry Ward Jr and others TO fully record all Of which
would requre three triple sheets Of Tho HERALD at least
which, in these times, might be regarded as tough
| draught or the public IaAeHce.
These exercises closed by the reading OF the ne
geological list prepared by Professor North showing tna
seven of the Alumni have passed away during the past
academic year.
Tho incidents Of commencement day proper common
10 all sIch OCCASIONS and yesterday consisted N The deli
ysrng OF twenty-five orat.ons by a. many membors OF
the graduating class, upon variety OF themes, an oE
when were spirited, credtpe and entertaining The So
followed by The conIerring OF The degrees, with
A. b. Ia co,rss-wlnam Anderson. stittvile; Nelson
Morris Baker lafayette, Norman Haynes Becker, Water
| too Augustus UnGerhl Bradbury, Hudson; ahaT, ,es
Levi Bucsin ham. Utica samue Taylor Clarke buffalo
| Cnarea wadsworth Cole Albany; Henry Hastings Cur
| ran, Utca Charles Melville Fay, Prattsblrg; Warren
Hgiey Auburn; Horace Hobart Iolster, John Quincy
Adams Hoster. Wcstaeld Myron Augustus Mckee, m
field .iohn 3'cClan, Vernon Center; Benjamin Franklin
| Miller Holey Levi Duncan Miller, Clinton; lansford
,urt Page, sangcrfed; James Johnson peass, Floyd
idward waisten Root, Cnton Lorenzo Smith stcsworh
| sawyer, Whteshoro Winsor Scofeld, Hewttvic; Amos
Madden Thayer, Mira; Henry Ward, Deposit Henry
| WaId, Jr, La Fasgeyile; William Cutler Wmslow' New
A. b., ea Gyaiia-Iieut. Edward Bartlett Weeks, Ore
Hundred First regiue New York State Volunteers
LIZ. IN Conss-George Webster Adams, Utica; Nei
I son Rirney Randall, u, hawk.
4 H. III tourse-John Cas.lcton Long, class Of 1867
Henry Cay Howe Francis Henry Looms, class Of 1858
| Norton Waters Boomer. Isaac Holster Hall, Charles
Anthony Hawiey, Harlan Page Lloyd, John Hersches Mor
ron John Asop Paine Horace Robinson Peck John Iiad-
son Peck Joseph Edwin Scott, Ralph Wheeler Ihachsr
class of 1859.
| a. b., H,s,orary.--Cornelius Porter Bliss, Bosnos
| Ayres, :. A.
| A H., Yonorary.-wilam 5. Bishop Esq, Rochester
Van Bufsn luton, ESQ, Nav York; Prof. Edward Dan
forth, Grand Rapids, Mich, Nelson NJ Hobrook, ESQ,
| Boston.
| ph. H. Honorary y-col. Ezekiel Jewett, Curator Of
| New York State Cabinet, Albany.
| d. H., Horoyary--,av. George Camp Curtis Flmira;
| Rev. Eaniel Wilson, Limerick, ireland. .f
l Ill. ~. Honorary Hon James Knox, Knox 'De III.
| Hon. James Robbins Lawrence Syrac 80.
1he President then alluded TO the fact that ne had
entered Hamilton College Mt tie same time Win the ciass
graduated They had received their diplomas; II
for his diploma IL be found in these graduates,
| he kn ngwn and read oi all mon in their lives.
The exercises concluded with music by The old Utica
band whose choicest have been current IN Clinton
! all the weak.
tbs following is complete list Of the officers Of the
| Alumni for the ensuing year.
| Pr,si1eas-Rev. Horace =. T3ogus, Syracuse
Tiee Proclamation. otbneil >. Williams Rev. Benin
| min ". Dwight, Pb. D.; pr. John G. Gallup
| Egecs.dre tof,ani Prof. Theodore w. Dwight, II.
D., Prof Anson j. Cpscn Rev. David A. HoibrooA Prof
Henry p. Bristol Hon. Henry ii. Burchard Tutor Orir
| Root, Rev. Charles r. Knox, Edward Curran Fsl.
| CJgrssyuRtfiIg Secrci,ry--Rev. A. Delos Gridley.
\ RecfofGg S,esciGrg and Necy0logis-Prof. Edwsrt
| North.
| Trsaaver--John s. Avery, Esq.
I Oratr-rev. JRnes Eeils, ID. D., Brooklyn, ~
| (Class OF Is14)
Io>--Johu Cas,ioton Long, westneld, n. y. fClasi
| ci 1872