, 1865-07-15

no7e d1Jly ihsn the na ure OF thc theme dena and.
| ed II w1t delivered with fair amount OF se'f.
| possession. tut tho voice VIA 20 *eak tAst the
words were ecateey he4rd beyond the seeand
| ssThe Al1Iapee Of Power and tbesty.n BY
1htotore J. Elmsre, vas The subject 81 tie
tnts orsor to .pecal eonsiderstioa spsa faa
dsripg to leave tha old beaten ground Of deelnma
| tory &op'c The .estiy was marked b VEN o1
y.gofco; tbouRht tuIn.n9 through it, expressed
ne iots. without W1apptpE It up 10 IN Inc1tuc,.
pie {ale On Of aor,dity. The 1uh}ece *as treated
~ nc de.espttse htsol1ca1 ttylc. The mode ol
ncthinE ezeeseire; his tones were cleas aud the
voire MeH motu'ated but Eearce'y strong enonQh
t e ~ Tbs h,ll. The v.ew ssken OF the the theme
Liberty tlee had taken deep root, ana m,y vi
bring forth golten hut -.
..cha',e" Has tho sutjeet OF neat little, ,ais.
si nrst view. au unnyiirc bssis tor N tssy, but
Ieated IN 4 manner truly fe.ieitous, 1ndicat11g 4
plsSfa! in:e,nstton snd vide range Of complr-
ntits thought ItHas delivered In voics be1u-
she bet reader Of the class, and WAS heartily ~
s5 ;ale es e. WAS rewarded BY call
popular education, '1bY Henry 3 Mason, was
handled IN manner worthy Of the well-matnred
nan nan. It Tas q eninenuy Just and comprshea-
tlon on the tuiurt Of the man and the nation
From tte benehr1 Of the echoo1 honse come
the men who ruls the world.r The orator is an
ortelnsl thinker, and bold nnc- As Z epe1ker be
delivered htree'fso well that 1t would b d:tieust
to suggest improvement; his delivery EaB be9u-
ntu{ clear and datnct' md The volce well mod
Nte Nary NcDoucall next read dissertation
whose sntjeet wss "Aonrs of Triumph" Il vas
bcquet or toher flowers, cnl:td BY the hsnd OF .
1anRnase; 70 good that nothing wou'd do It
Justice hut verbatim report, for which VIC hlTc
notroom. The delivery WIS very agreeable, be-
soa fnsa e" discussed By jane,
B. Galloway In way which reminded ono OF j
sstt2in tind Of Saxon rerb-strong, bpt irregular.
cast 1pon 1t, AID elevated II 10 the dlenlly Of
eWiit lender. sf1er whom slew ptaet,ee follows
The lsrsnsFe was good, we'll ehosen, In ZONE
he eetlur. a little consfra,ned. the result 81
Day Dreams" BY Miss Exzt, 5. Wells, Is
tt msjorty Of nj our commencement exerrIecs
trart,ons enough for scste nole Of eessys. Tho
though the orea.ton would certx1n1y have war.
rahted little more plsy Of the iunaQ1nauon.' Sne
t ok very p5ac1eal new OF the whole ground,
cu1dt inning the 61y dreamer as ore who wastea
tune which thonld be sppltcd to halter pnFpoaa,
tae lnneuspe pu:e. md ths tones clear and very
pleasing, beng c:fy yet digntten.
orticaIy theme Of Alice Haven, one which. IN
the hAnds of in old philosopher, .lher teate,i
AID Hhote JUDGMENT was maturtd by expert.
re1tsi wn1chinPs of human development, ms7ht
Re hannlsn kx, nnrat,stacsoEity; ttM greater re
TO eIplcrr the h:dden mysteries of the SUBJECT,
Yet II It one which woman Is bert ftsed to hnudie
ns the unconscious rfalfy is ur4ppreeiab1e by The
tive perception which finds ite highest dcyelon.
cit m tie female heart In the hands OF MieB
AaEcD, The theme wae treated very tDstruciivesy
ire the wcsseet Of the class Her delivery was
esssy xonia better hsn 1a1 iii 'oa Se
I Iu!hts T. ftn &ll. ,ook as hi. sne,eet, "M.r-
t5rs snd remit with 1t hero,e.lly, pit :hiuk lnt,
Il fstheI Nke The exeentiopet than 'he martyr.
hefs1 asep saden sna sSs
ressoner: III. spa,yns Of motive was clesr ar4
cotc1ee hs lcgic convinttrc. bis Fiodlcation til.
so1d ,ssts nis ,onss III, md Tounaed ns deti;
cry deliberate. and ecttures natp-e,. He was the
rest ,peaker Of the day, sna viii nake his marx
- t1eo.rus thl.ker, bold eloqueat spsaker.
Nj. Mills was Enthusiastically cheered, aod v.s
esl!ed out by the audience aftet he had taken his
"Eehoes," with The v.:edIctory address, By
Mi.f Anna A: Osfood. closed the ret1ts OF exit
bit cns BY the krat uatss. The esesy YRS one
Thie5 M, Z oaeult 10 csderbe; " would ~
not shtt be term might be Construed obisctopx-
bly,. The mental te1tnSe tetrayed In It's eoupo--
suon Il no oicirarJ oIe-nne Rra'n.d. yet strous.
v:eoIo1s in the extreme, capable alike Of hird,
wufk. cIo.c application, atd acute tuscepunl1,y,
The eeEss wss broad In it raIEe, grand in 1t. si-
plsity. cisdaiutnG the uks Of mere verbisxe, but
Rotne straight 10 the n4 ter IN eA'ue:t hearty,
thcu6h'tnl u3Lnef, dlslcgaralDg Iancles sud setk-
,tE On facts ana truths. The ya,edletory re-
ms1ks te'opEtd 70 thst very tmsl1 class among
Saledlctortte which sre entitled t. he called sen
slb:e. Her adieus were rot pathetic, but deeply
Impressive.
George N. Clarke. Etq.. Chairman Of The Com
mi..ttss 9a rs Heh seac9l. then IN feF spp!o.
lie nembersh;p il he Youas ae1s A.soci.tion aa Il
to Nlss Anna A. 0esoo3, a. the best scholar OF
the graduating easf. referring 10 the a1duous ef;
nesl re:ult 10 taeh Ge;eFS @ cou..e M s1 Of
voluntary ciscipllpe was necessary to securc It,
he askea that they would join hi a ii congratuls.
studenteh he aould say that II vas rot genius, bnt
perever9nee that carried Of the p,ixe. For fonr
years out Of ax the Prize Of best tcaolsrnhio had
otfo eaiied the vester se1. Il Wss u st.sI of co..
cratulAlion that Cb,csgo, % young city, hid At
tained power IN thia respect VII :ch was not ex-
~. cistk then presented the two sehosar.hip.
IN biytn! sna s,rstto..s College to Miss. oa2oo1
Eoucstion. lten prts+pted the deplomsa to re
utm1ess Of the graduating e1es'. pret.esng that
.s.,en !, T. 'n sf tHy,tates 70 e. ,S.sass e
during ths hers. p tsi,ion. 'iHSs'lod 4se9 Ed
e1 on fa
,bs.r eour t ns1 ce the children needed their a,d
n..iaieD. He atkea the medal scholars to rise,
Anc c1Wplimebted tht m On the tn6uEtry and good
ssnt qss my h.a exhibited during Ia sesr.