The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

- CT THE DAY.
I FORENOON. .
BiEhlsDd Eards.
l.. Grafton. ....-.. .--I nttpectu Independence,
&C hIbbell, Bedford.
z say------- ---.-------JosephineS
HAttisA a. Vaughan, Hirsm:
3. LOOK Out"
Ella L. Byder, Hiram:
T..
Cora williams, Burton.
5: Grafton Result
L. 5. Hart 9irHm.
Music, ..-....--..............-. FloNe 9, Bright Flowers
g.. original CoIloquisl POEM. The I'd al; the Rsa,
Laur A rrunLey, Julia Trunksy, Burg sil.
4. Essay-..---.. ..-...---...Pluck makes Luck.
Elma Z. Duun, carret svile.
s. Grafton .-. ......... &C., -. Msximiiisn's Prospects
b. q. Haydn, Paw Paw, Mich.
3. --..s GOunterfetu
Title EeNoomb, Hiram.
10. Oration----..-----.Ths Argument Of Success
Z. L. Lemert, Perryton.
American Flag
ReoIEa, Tn t the Knu ration Of Capsds would Be
d-trimsn al to the United States.
AL N. Mon Oe n gsdore.
Neg.-B 3 Dean, OAnheld.
ESusic, you Struck lie
ATT RNooN.
I -Oratioo ----.---...Tn Eegin log and the End
VIZ. {. Rogers, Idinbuig- ,t
2 CRATIC al may be erOes
J. Turnkey, +" Burg Hill.
3 E Nothing New
| Mariana Randolph, eHrrettsville.
4 Esssy-----.-------Poor I'D Humanity
Matte A Robinson, Freed m.
............ Home of my Childhood
{. AMERICAS Future-A Vision
d. W.. Woodwcrth, youngstown.
6 oTation..Is Good Name the lmmsdia.e Jewel Of
E.A. D rtbrick, Bedford.
7 Essay --......-..Ho carriers and Bricklayers
ROss A. Deaf, OaDhtld.
s Fssay..--. utility Of the Fine Arta
Louise Hinsdsle, Wsdsworth.
Music .-.----------.-.- -r-.-.-.-.-.--.... Ole shady
9 GOLoquy---Pl'nt=I aud Andsiil
3. Underwood, Brmneldi = HenFy, Fond.
10 Orator ------- -.--..1he Nm and the hannsi
MN Mcintosh, Rome.
II Moments
G O.. Smith. hiram. .raL
Il Ora tion. ....-..----------..L mutations Of Liberty
o. NJ. Hall Conneaut.
Eufic----- ---.-We Love our N.tiVe HIlI
Hhxcussd. f
The Highland Bards consisting Of Mr..
N. French, Mrs. French, MI. g. McElWain,
and Miss G. Robinson, furnished most ex-
cellent music during the day and evening,
the usual brass band being omitted. De
tailed comment is impossible within any
reasonable bounds for 8 newspaper letter
although we have much of praise and
somewhat of criticism to write. In geneF
I III. hLkEOGkh NAO EChIAEAlCuo u4 AbAAO1 -
ticipsting averaged younger than in formel
years, there was no sensible falling OH il
jndicious thought in good writing and An'
speaking. We regarded the exercises =
somewhat too serious for q hot day. Their
should have been more Of the humorous
running through the essays of the younl
ladies. "IBtelLectuGl Independence" shoWeI
good thought and the making of a GOO
speaker. "Look Ous" wa 8 pretty cluste
of sensible comments on life. "3he Re
suits" by E S. Hart vas finely rendersC
in q bold address which gives much pro
mise for the future ideal and the Real
Wssa beautiful conception, recited witt
TASTE and appreciation. "CouHteTfettS," b,
Miss Tilis NeWcomb5 indicated q fin
mind and s thorough insight into tn
shSms of life. We thought, here, indeed
is the making ds noble woman. Tn
HArgumeat d SUceess," by q veteran Of th
noble 41nd, sVinced sound thought and va
delivered in 8 bold, manly voice that cal
ried conviction in Its very tones.
La the afternoon came a-Euccession
essays and orsti0ns, several of which e.
hibiIed remarkable beauty and accuracy
Language and thought, especially the e
says Of Misses Rudolph, Robinson an
Hinsdale. The latter exhibited unusus
vigor and boldness of idea. HPLanfsr an
MudsiA" though given with spirit vi
not sufficiently ~collOquial. OF the thre
last orsGiOns, we heard much commands
ton.
The excelleDcy of the exercises is chief
attributable to the thorough literary an
eloeutioDary training that Is received b
all stude nts of the Eclectic. o. ear.
In the evening, before an audience Of
lest twelve hundred, We listenedto the
'HEsPERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.
The object Of the anniversaries Of q
two Literary Societies Of the gentiemen B,
ing the increase of their large and well ,