Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-26

.sGlFEsGEWs.ast,
~eREENBAcKs ARE GOOD
MEDICAL COLLEGE SYMPOSIUM.
soeleI Festival Of the Professors ana
students OF abe Cleveland Medical

The dull monotony Of College life WA
b~roken,-and a happy relief it prOveds-by
. brilliant social festival, participated in by
all connected with this Institution, held on
Tuesday evening, in the Library Hall o.
the College. We will not attempt to saes.
sribe the flow of pleasantly, the perfect,
ness Of style, and the. satisfaction which
beamsd forth from every countenance and
found manifestation in repeated peals OF
laughter and cheers of applause. Such an
occasion happens only once in a lifetime,
Il reminded one Of a family gathering, in
point Of freedom, sOciality and friendship.
The language OF each heart was at is
good 70 be here" The festival was q COM
plete success, snd 1t San never be forgotten.
AT nine O'clock supper was announced,
and all rallied asons mar on the sugges-
ton of the wOFehy Chairman, shae the PIES
ent Entertainment was not to be administer
ed according to homeopathic prescriptions,
ard they proved themselves equal to the
emergency. For after o series of concerted
dank movements they compelled the am
bpsesded opponent to change its "base o
operations" For q time the clash Of steel
was heard, the combat ragged with fury.
Brief was the contest and decisive the vic
tory, which rested with the zssailants.
Then followed the toasts and responses.
Professor Casseis introduced this part Ofthe
entertainment-by proposing the following:
HTo the Students Of the Cleveland Medical
College" Responded toby DR.. Conner.
DE-. Kirtlsnd, a noble veteran in the Pro-
.fession, then favored us with some pleasant
and instructive remarks, after which the
following toast wss-ofered- by Mr.. Hollo-
way: "Tbe Medical Profession, in contra
destruction from all systems of quackery.".
Response by Professor. Cassels. ID = :.
BY Mr. Scott l'Fbe Western Reserve
Medical College: confusion to all who labor
70 break it down" Response By Prof.
iThayer. -W an
g. BY Mr.. Palmer: "Drs. Delamater and
Kirkland, respected fathers of this institu.
ton: may they long live to benefit and
adorn the profession which they have 90
honored in the past" Response by Prof,
Terry szfE 8 "a dss
By Mr.. Holloway "Ths True Physician,
an honor aud ornament, both to the profess.
sion and society" Response by Prof, Scott.
BY Nh. Christy Homeopathy, the Hum
bug Of the "age." Response by Or. Ames.
By Mr Jones; conservative Surgery:
its progress and results during the war of
Rebellion" Response by Dr.. Wood.
BY Mr.. ehriIty: "our alma Meter: lett
Ia. ever labor faithfully and earnestly for
lie advancement" Response by Nj. Nc.
By Mf. Scott. "Medicine, the Queen Of
he Profession" Response by Mr.. Palmer.
By Mr. onest Heur~ Noble Profession
never disgrace her," Response by
VI. Scott -is
By Mr.. Christy; "Ths Practice of Med.
cine, involving scientific Investigations
Response by Mr..
By Mr.. Scott; "The Young Physieisn:
Of his Profession, and an unfal.
.efing devotion 70 duty, will surely secure
him independence {, reputation and honor
Response by Mr.. Lewis.
BY Mr.. Palmer ; To the Faculty Of the
Cleveland Medical COllege-men never
Terry terri-hedsat any form of Qnacksy
Scott free from blame and censure-
lever subject testhe NAisy) decorations Of
accusing Observation-Disclosures rendering
s~sistanoe when (Thsyer) their duty calls
no tcasselsl castles in the air, but
n the granite foundations Of Truth and
which shall never be shaken"
responded to by g three cheers as lvoeifer-
US as Q hundred voices could raise.
The following resolutions were then intro
ueedH by Mr. Lewis and unanimously Z
dopsedz ao 7slst sa2 nlrt7
RSsolSsd, That the Cleveland Medicia
sifording, as it does, all the oppor-
mites essential 20 the requirement Of O
borough Medical knowledge, is worthy of
ne support aud kindliest wishes of every
Resolusd, That our faith in its perms-
ency,I despite The ointriguesI of designing 4
,es, is unmarried by fear, and ~unclOuded
y q doubt. , rr. ,4s-s
ReSotUed, That the Professors Of this Col
by the systematic course of lectures
which they have favored Us, not only
.Istain, but add lustre 70 their reputation,
nd deserve our admiration and highest 2
steem. -
Res0iUed, That q vote of thanks be ten
cred them for the Interestingly have mani.
.sted in our happiness by this irepast.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
estival be published in the city papers.
At a late honr of the evening, the compa-
y dispersed, having truly enjoyed q TOW
+ reason and a feast of soul" -
GREENRACKSaARE coon