New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
EDUCATION.
CREBLIN COLLEGE.
THE lrYuAI COMMONWEALTH RSERtsks on
THE OCCASION.

TIE lrrUAI CoMMBHCBMENT-THB EXERCISES on
THE OCCASION.
Prem Our SPECIAL ConsspondeDt
oBtBlx Ohio Aug. 90 Eco
The 33d Annual Commencement of Oberiln college,
occurred yesterday and the day before The usual
nary anniversaries the College societies and the pn0e ei
hibon Of the class graduating from the preparatory oep'
and entering Freshmen sgnaed the earlier weeks
Of month Or last Sabbath the Baeessureae sermon 70
the graduating classes preached by ProL Morgan w
Monday evening Ladies Literary Societies were
by the Rev Vim B. Brown Of Newark, n. u on Tuesday
preached by the Rev T. h. Farchid; Tuesday evening
he address before the Society Alumni delivered by John
H. Langston esq. and Wednesday evening the Immense
audience gathered as usual crown the coeng hoers
justly shining feature of the annual Conversations
OF obern much has been spoken and written 1no s
known sesss and subordinating the lesser 70 tne
greater 49,, -.
This Institution founded upon the broad Christian bass
OF School for the PeOpeOr al the peope-especiay iO
people otherwise encouraged to study There vs no
usea az first II women sought they admitted
without prejudice II black sought entrance the door
been the genius Of the enterprise from the first and u the
genius vigorous and influential school in the west
There departments the General Preparatory the
Teachers Special the LADIES' Seminary the Collegiate and
the Theological Beside these which form constituent ee
the corporate College there has grown Up by the SIDE
Of the College Business Institute which is strictly con
formed in It's internal policy to TIE genius Of Inc place anu re-
ecves the formal patronage Of the Faculty II has grown 70
be one OF largest Institutions OF its KIND 10 the country
The class graduate the regular Ladies course enter
tanned the great audience on Tuesday afternoon. .
The ereditaby distinguished oy sefposs
sion good and igor. One sgreeaby missed the semi
nary style Of which have enough IN other
places years study with vigorous. masculine class
far toward making young women Womany IA th
better sense
On Wednesday morning the graduating class from the regu
lar collegiate presented their exercises and received
diplomas.
The graduating theological class is accustomed TO employ
the afternoon Of Wednesday This year there was no
atng Glass; heooges were among the hrst OF the
800 volunteers and fought TAR into active e that tney ha
not come ba The lover casses well led and le7 viii
graduate foe group The second degree ~ e1r'u was con
ferred upon number Of bacheors the Trustees have AZ YET
given but single honorary degree and that an A. ~ II
there are many d. D.s :. L. DIS and L. DIS IN the
country II Is not the fault Of Oberiin.
The venerable President Fnney long prominent IN theoog
zeal and collegiate life finding himself close upon oetogena
rianism ngned the Presidency wear snce-contnung
however his Lectures theological department and HIS
senior pastoral relation the First Church. The Faculty
were nomination. and the trustees more than
merely the election Of Prof james H. Farohd
D. vacancy. ripper scholar maniier Christlan
an ADLER philosopher, II will be hard TO md.
Tie inaugural exercises occupied the afternoon OF Wednc
day