The New York herald., 1865-08-03
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append the corps OF Williams College teachers az at
| present constituted
Rev. Mark Hopkins, d. D., Ill. D., President T.,
jackson professor of Christian theology, and professor
Oh moral and intellectual philosophy.
Ebenezer Emmons. A. NJ, NJ D. L., professor of geo
Albert Hopkins, L. D., L., professor Of natural phlo
| sophy and astronomy
Rev John Tatlock, Ii. D., T., professor OF mashe-
John l.. T. Phillips, A. M, T., Lawrence professor OF
| the Greek language and literature.
Paul Ansel Chadbourne, A. M NJ D., L., professor Of
natural history
Rev. John Bascom, A. NJ. T.. Morris professor OF
rhetoric.
Arthur Latham Perry A. NJ, L., professor OF history,
political economy and the German i.nguage
Franklin Garter, A b., T., professor Of the Latin and
French languages.
Edward Herrck Grifnn, A. b. L., instructor In mathe-
INTERESTING ExERcIsns OF COMMENCEMENT rEorER,
AUGUST 2 1855
The exercises Of Commencement Day proper have lust
been brought TO close with the announcement Of the
honorary degrees conferred by the corporation and music
by D0dworth' Is full band, of New York city At nine
O'Clock this morning the church filed to overfowing
with women alumni and literary visitors all Of whom
distinguished Of whom have been personally named in
way another in other portions OF this despatch
brious and solid comfort from this cause has fegned
supreme
After stirring music, the ensuing programme was Oh.
served
ORDER OF zxsRcpns
Prayer by the President.
saiutatory Oration in Iatin-Charles Talmadgs Fair
child spoor, Coxsackie, N. Y.
0raton-Customs Of the East Alfred Theodore
Schaufler,f Constantinople Turkey
0raton-success. James Emmett stoutenburgh, Ches.
ter, N J.
0raton-New Eras Stephen Columbus Millard, stam.
:. 0raton-sobrety in Language Samuel Seward Bens.
dct.t Factory Point, Vt
TIN Edwards Emerson, Waiahua. Hawaiian Islands.
o1ston.Our Political Sermons. Charles Ellis Nor
0ration-Esthetcs Of Daily Life George Strong Bax.
teri New York city.
D. oration-Independence and Freedom. George Hale.
Oration-Johnson. Abusr Wheeler Buttrick,t 4 Lowell
Mass.
Honorary oraton-Hero Worship John Edwin Brad.
Honorary Oration-Ths Novel. orestes Gardner Ell.
bridge, Hancock, Mass
:, oration-Patence Watson Willard Torey,t Groton,
oraton-rhe Balance OF Mind Learus Connor,t
oration-tuiture william Russell Thomas, sho.
hoa. Pa
ora,ion-Mrs. Browning. william Talcots, Jersey
udds Honorary o,stic%q1psvslopmsnt y Theory Thomas
oraton-MorAl Power Frederick Perry Brown, Jack.
Oration-Hudbras. Charles Goldsbury,t Warwick,
Oration-American Literature Martin Kellogg schsr.
merhorn,t Durham, N. s.
0raton-The Reality Of the Ideal John shillito Jr.
Honorary Oration-The Hope Of Permanent Peace
Emory washburn West, Brooklyn, N Y.
lntermisSiOn or ten minutes
Oration-A Plea for Workmen Henry Van schoon.
oration-1ir Castles william DaufOrsh Bradley,
oration-Reason. Theodorus. Bailey Hascall,t Patts
burg, N. r.
Mass
= Honorary oration-Newspapers Thomas Lafon Gulick,
Grafton circumstance Milton Jones Warner, Sails
bury, Conn.
Oration-The Triumph of Truth. John straun Bane,
Honorary oration-Manhood Fernando Cortez viii.
let's bakersfield, Vt.
Grafton : Vital Ideas. George Halo Scott Bakers.
Honorary oraion-Tho woflds Struggle for Liberty
Nathaniel Brown Emerson, Waalua, Oahu, Hawaiian
valedictory Oration-Dcvelopment Albert Brown
Lyons Waimea, Hawaiian Islands
Degrees conferred
Prayer.
uatng class bore of the College class honors:-j E.
Fr1de Sok EMSs Ma1sss vons snSor
ATTRACTIVE oRATIoNs THE DAY.
'The New Eras,' Grafton by S. G. Millard, Of sam
ford Vermont, was novel theme thoughtfully and
tertaningly treated.
George Hale, OF Pennington, Now Jersey, spoke most
Independence and Freedom" Mr.. Hale was literally
pcted ps OF the stage with complimentary bouquets
lar and most effectively treated Grafton by Mr. John Sh
Ito Jr, of Cincinnati Chic. Mr. Shillto engaging
speaker and correct and logical thinker
Mr.. Henry Van Schoonhoven Myers, of'Brooklyn, New
York, delivered really powerful 'Plea for Workmen,
which elected much applause
DEGREES
The following named gentlemen Of the class Of 1895
took the first degree in the arts-J. s. Bane, G. W. f.
Barker &. g. Baxter, s. s. Benedict, g. Bradley J. f.
Bradley, w. D. Bradley, f. p Brown, A. W. Buttrick, r.
w. Clark, l. Connor r. f. Dresser,t O. G. Edridge, J.
Esworth J. +. Emerson, N b. Emerson A. W Field,
l. Cara, G Goldsbury, X Goodell G. f. Goodrich,
I. Gulick, g; Hale, Jr T. b. Hascail, W. Hawley g.
tin, g. @ Mllard, G. E. Morris, W. H. Morrison, H " $.
Myers G. p Noble, A. Pratt + B. Savage A. I. schauf
aer, NJ K. schermerhorn, G. b Scott shillito G. +
spoor, r: F. Starkweather, J. z. Stoutenburgh, H. T.
Strong, W. Talcott, W. r. Thomas, =. Thompson, w. W.
Torrey, NJ J. Warner, E. W. West, +. G. Wett.
Deceased. Excused. Killed in battle