New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

,egl I literary Society tse Biblical LITERARY Society end
TIE last Ia sure cannot ten ito uaues Of tie ir two on
TIE subject ofth Jscoa.ss was "Cor-oeo,,r &, Ki,sp
Acr aUdiIg o. The fool a. Inch ovarfrel tie
mind IN his Attendance upon the Commencement exercises VI
co &c ZION which he himself nai rra4nft ed many ycarl
fore Dc showed how human events Reproduce OIL sye A.
KIND As The former reaps what ias .0gu So does cvar~
being in le TIE good and evil of t1l rc-rr.sr In ria
history 0 tomorrow Ill CTS always pafaso Of tle nature "
elr causea Actions once done lsI h1t nle i
pershablo. They reproduce q ensycs and - e n, NOR
OF Gods eternity. There Is no ecsae ror r-ss f-o,
tne aw 0ireir04ue0n IN kind. j. j. os immutale ODE pie
lars Of heaven. The present is the architect 20 DE future
Our words ard deeds are rpef.hs leg icy stand r an Tine
unchanged written "a rosy characters goo-n letters Of
Successive life dependent upon physical mental and
moral Development Ile body must not be allowed TO fl into
dinpidaon. 40 must be kept n o condition 20 labor un.
ceasrey Labor is tho only patent Of nobility But DOR
without brains is simply brute force lowest type u toll
But 1Iains move the word Cultivated nteco ha marched
torch In hsud. a. the head OF nations whoever vo
educate the nttlc. must educate the heart vtn TIE
oxoon of talent virtue the Ccvlopnen, of iu o,
and laying waste Of The moral Greatness Ut character
lessons from the Greet lesoler Il it would become great
oenetctor OF TIE human rsce The men Of marx in every
Of devotion which has characterized tAc AIous W.iag.
tons ana Ni0eoIoes oi tie past tie Lccla of III r-aolt
age
Tho heritage Of place power lies before the cultivated
intellect inviting competition. Addressing e students the
eAI eiS pc mat You i not in tle uitil' OF le sand
by The TRUTH help The onward and upward te path
progress ard do battle for the right SD yIquy that the
|o5d sni! say, This sindee5 man Work ye therefore,
all hney ~ CcaH acre Jou shall fad resi- aLa calmly dcep
NLtu tlo night Cu'netl.
TUESDAYS rRocgrDNGs.
The public exercises VI to-day have Prize necawh-
uOns Inaugural. Address by Professor George Comfort
era concer this evening by Leland Buo o. Cleveland.
Eleven Young gentlemen competed Tor pre-. in decua
uon. The successful contest Jaaes Innfy.
reced NIlis tender poem OF phaas DIucicl Gl4 j.
w Plummcr who delivered part OF "a speech Dr. tic Hon.
Thomas Williams n. c.. on "Icc0usrnetior" TIE prizes
wero pecuvci, so and SO. All tie deOlmGlHs were
GOOD ose Two @. course little better showing t4e effects
II careful stgly end culture.
o'clock ths afternoon. Prof George T. Comfort (who
bl el the char "a dern laneaages was also inaucuT ted
as professor vi EtAecs and Fine Arts P0itssursp.
lie delivered address upon the derenericy 81 fine arts
America and the need l8r and patronage By
institutions o learning lie traced tlo progress Of The arts
from tie rude sculptures % the third ceuy 30 tie graceful
work Of Powers caa Ca0ntrcy today exhibiting By plaster
casts he successive imp The world arose from no
darkness o holnenfm TO the At Of cvz tiou and Chris
tSty. Prof Comforts address was certainly instructive,
bat 10 painful 90 hear lie easy sfe ker bli has
ast8mmerng l4b1red mode of oxuoson. AZ Lc close Of
lis Inaugural be into office Professor q ket
les ana tie Fine Arts U Judge Daya DcFicksOA Of the Court
OitOmuOn Pleas a. t.s Juliol- District.
This eyeaiug Ieauds Band has given concert. 1t
Ike Al other band o0ncets-uucA brass aad b1w-nuch
music aud applause.