The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-17
For the Hl,boroush Recorder.
THE sEvENTY.FIRsT COMMENCEMENT
AT CHAPEL HILL.


Hurrah for the United States! 81
said Senior Pearson. s4.....
.Hurrah! for North Carolina !" 81
said Senior Morehead.
/" Hurrahl for Orange County - q
said Senior strayhorn. ..-. ...a. ..
Hurrah for Chapel Hill y" SO anoth
er Senior ough, 10 have said.
"tlurrah ?! for the Ladies Of HILLSIDE
toush!.!' So said all the BOYS at Chapel
Hill: and taey say besides. that all thes,
young ladies shall not always belong Il
llaIsburough. The circular OF the La"
sehuul al lIillsboroush ought IA be clrcu
lated freely among those who long to have
by the license re. Freeman. s. {. e., th'
law to lay down 10 others, and. by the IT,
cense of q. Laws, c. e. c.. the Law laid
sIovu by others. Their fathers tell the
seniofs thai il is hard times. But the Sc
hiars tell their fathers that they intend Il
make them easy--as Adam did, BY help
meet. Now then. Mr.. Editor, because o
the mans smart things that have been sail
al Chapel Hill, which have given chance
Iur the many swee: things that are going L
he said in Hlll,borough. | say llurrah to
Chapel Till. IN Orange County, IN Nortl
Carolina, I'm the United States, in America
same of the oldest attendants al Com
mrnermcnts were inclined 10 say 10 thI'
lat, Many daughters have done vlrtuous
H., uu, tnua exceiIest them all" The de
clamatinas ef the Freshmen aud Sophumuret
.wrrc more than usually acceptable. IA
that CIV. Seymour frequently declared iha
he h4tl never heard hetter. Mcssrs. Brit
too, Gibson and Patterson Uf the Freshmat
Class. and Mrssrs. Buchanan, Lesry. Nc
KHy snd Winston Of the Sophomore Glass
~efr very prominent among eish'een goo,
speakers. ~-+~. 3 S. SO. .a .-..
But you must print the names Of the
speakers and oi the speeches among the Sc
htnr..
Latin salutators--W. II. $. Blrgwyn. q
Northampton County.
And~ea Jackson--w. Clarence Jones. a
Wilcox County. Ala.
Thuughts. not swords. rule the world
{. Ptttcr. 1T Chapel Hill.
Pm patria--R. Il. L. Mnrehead. oI
Greensboruugh.
pr;rr the GFca;--A. w. Graham, 4"
lliIisbornugh.
Earcts af the Relorma tiOn--W. d. llOr
ntr. ot Granville County.
Orange Cnuaty--l. X. STayhorn, o
Hill.barough.
Die macht der musiE--J. W. Harper, o
I.en"ir County.
P,l nd--P. u. Means, Of Babarru
County.
The Constitution and the UuiOn-W. s
Pearson, OF Murganton.
valedictury uratiun-F. II. Basbee. o
Raleigh.
These were speeches none Of which rank
ed below good" There was ~ Rumme
~ abnnt them; no fuss about " The inilu
rnce of the Satacens 20 Literature" by sum'
ielnw who did nut know Saracen from
see. saw. And they were delivered will
very gsud tate. Perhaps no two men "onl'
asree ~ To which. in manner and IN matter
were the best. But an Orange county mat
mas be permitted To say that Mr. StrayhnrI
ought to LET YOU publish his speech and
North carolinian to confess that he heartl
" enio,ed the unusual applause that tai
lnwed Mr.. Morehead's appeal for Nurlh Ca
roiha. One young lady wants 10 learn La
TIN, that she may see tor herself that M
Bufgwyn qnoted Cicero Alright IN his com
pllment To the rtrginss. niairone, SC. i
sounded so swertly and was uttered $
gracefully. And then, as for the valedic
tory. some said II could not have been bet
ter. When the righ, to vote comes to III
s'rll oppressed portion Of mankind. the par
ot that portion that was in the Chapel o
Thursday afternoon intends 10 vote Cor Nj
Busbec, and 10 make the beaux OF all bu
one vote Tor him too. They say this on
has voted already.
Messrs. Burgwyn, Basbee and Morehea,
Ted their class IN the matter Of schelarship